Mizuho banking enhances their cybersecurity defences
Mizuho’s corporate banking operations in London needed a way to measure and enhance their cybersecurity defences as threats evolve and become increasingly sophisticated.
Elevating Connectivity: How Trowers & Hamlins LLP Revolutionised Their Network with Extreme Networks and Appurity
Prior to engaging Appurity, Trowers & Hamlins faced challenges with its existing WiFi infrastructure. The firm was a legacy Aerohive customer, relying on an on-premises solution that eventually struggled to meet the demands of a modern, mobile workforce.
Bristows LLP adopts Pentera for enhanced ransomware resilience
Cybercriminals are becoming increasingly sophisticated, and law firms – the gold mines of confidential information – are prime targets for ransomware attacks.
Lantum Ensures Compliance and Device Security with Absolute Secure Endpoint
With Absolute Secure Endpoint, Lantum increases visibility and control of their device fleet while improving compliance scores.
How Lantum, a Workforce Platform for Healthcare Organisations, Secures Sensitive Data with Lookout SSE Technology
Headquartered in London, Lantum is on a mission to radically improve how the healthcare industry connects with the workforce so that they can provide better patient care. The Lantum platform uses advanced technology to help healthcare organisations manage their workforce and connect with a large network of healthcare professionals to fill shift gaps.
Protecting Client Data: Appurity Delivers a New Secure Mobile Infrastructure Upgrade for Law Firm Lanyon Bowdler LLP
The team at Lanyon Bowdler needed to upgrade their on-premise BlackBerry UEM environment. The firm also needed to support several applications that they could manage and monitor internally through Managed Google Play integration for Android Enterprise, which would allow the firm to provide apps to its users within the work perimeter only.
Appurity delivers a bespoke and secure device build for Doddle
Doddle engaged Appurity for an upgraded mobile solution for their client. The existing fleet of devices that Doddle relied on were reaching end-of-life and running on an older OS version, making device management difficult and limited.
Appurity Supports Law Firm Harbottle & Lewis LLP in Shift to “Work From Anywhere” Model
Appurity introduces NetMotion by Absolute; provides secure remote access and reliable connectivity for employees company-wide
De Vere Hotels revamps its current mobile strategy
De Vere Hotels needed to revamp its current mobile strategy, including updating its current fleet of mobile handsets, streamlining provisioning time for allocating devices to new users, and adhering to relevant security practices. De Vere turned to Appurity as a trusted technology partner to deliver this project.
Hull University Teaching Hospitals engages Appurity for critical device upgrade
The trust had been using iPod Touch devices to support this app, but iOS compatibility lagged Android. Therefore, a key motivating factor behind this project was improved OS compatibility and functionality with Nervecentre, which ultimately required a migration to Android.
Appurity delivers work/personal Android Enterprise solution for Brodies LLP
Brodies LLP wanted to solve the challenges presented by BYOD and create clear boundaries between professional and personal device usage. They turned to Appurity, a trusted technology partner, to deliver and manage this project.
IBB Law LLP modernises its secure remote access with NetMotion by Absolute
IBB Law LLP is a full-service UK law firm that provides its clients with legal expertise in property and construction, corporate and commercial, employment, litigation, and more. The IT strategy at IBB Law requires secure, seamless connectivity for employees working from anywhere.
How Bristows LLP, a Leading Technology Law Firm, Secures its Lawyers’ iOS Endpoints with Lookout
Given the high-profile nature of many of its clients, Bristows lawyers and their endpoint devices have always been a potential attack vector for malicious actors.
How international Law Firm Taylor Vinters LLP protects its Android workforce with Lookout
Appurity, the cross-platform mobility specialist, today revealed details of its delivery of Lookout Mobile Endpoint Security with Phishing and Content Protection and Modern Endpoint Protection to optimise security across all devices of the international law firm Taylor Vinters.
Doddle Enables Fast, Efficient Parcel Services with Mobile Devices and Apps Secured by MobileIron Cloud
Shortly after the company started, Doddle looked to technology partners MobileIron and Appurity to provide secure, cloud- based, mobile device management (MDM) and app distribution to stores across the UK.
BBME provides optimal security and full GDPR compliance for Brighton and Hove Business Forum
Appurity’s technical consultants upgraded the partnership’s old version of BBM to BBMe across all the devices, trained staff on-site in secure information retention, and provided written documentation guides for auditing messages and activating new devices so that the partnership could manage their new system without ongoing technical support.
Taylor Vinters’ MobileIron solution increases security and agility
Taylor Vinters’ next phase of their Cloud First strategy was to create a more agile working environment and move from on-premise to cloud with SaaS delivery for services where possible, provided security and compliance requirements were approved.
Expertly managing a global law firm’s mobile security systems
Trowers wanted to provide VIP travellers with secure smartphones that were effectively configured to meet Cyber Essentials Plus accreditation, and any other inspections they might need to commit to or audit. The project required a security-first approach in line with GDPR legislation. Plus, they wanted to work with experts who are leaders of the field in mobile security, rather than carrying out the work themselves.
Futureproof Wi-Fi solution for a global pump manufacturer
The company urgently needed a future-proof system that would significantly increase operational efficiency and streamline their wireless service. Plus, when their engineers moved from one site to another, or to different areas within the same site (for instance, office to R&D zone to warehouse) they needed to be able to securely and quickly maintain network access.
Clarke Willmott Simplifies and Secures Their Network and Gains Valuable Insights
The challenges facing Clarke Willmott LLP and its wireless infrastructure were split into a few key areas, namely meeting the high standards required of a respected law firm and ensuring that a system meeting these requirements was easy to manage. Security was a central concern, due to the confidential nature of the work which Clarke Willmott carries out.
An irresistible roll-out of Rubus for Clarke Willmott LLP
Clarke Willmott needed a replacement for the iManage Work integration within BES 5. Having ruled out creating a custom app, the firm adopted Rubus, the iManage Work connector for BlackBerry 10/12 devices from Appurity Connect.
With BlackBerry UEM, Howard Kennedy LLP Stays Ahead in a Connected World.
Howard Kennedy is a major law firm based in the United Kingdom. Recently, it set out to enable a Corporate-Owned, Personally-Enabled (COPE) deployment model for its lawyers while also migrating away from older devices. It sought help from BlackBerry partner Appurity, who assisted it in deploying BlackBerry® UEM.
For a Better Crisis Response Process, Scotland’s Largest Law Firm Turned to BlackBerry.
Given the sensitive nature of the data Brodies frequently works with, security is always front-of-mind. Client data must be treated with the utmost care, protecting the confidentiality, integrity and availability of both digital and physical files. As such, Brodies maintains comprehensive disaster recovery and business continuity plans, both of which are regularly reviewed and tested. It was during one such review that an opportunity for improvement was identified.
Crowe takes the direct route to industry-leading mobility management.
Crowe needed to migrate to a new mobility management platform, to replace its existing BES 5 deployment and to consolidate across multiple EMM solutions. After rigorous testing of high-security mobile management, the firm adopted BES 12 (now BlackBerry UEM), to take advantage of its unified management and control capabilities.
For Scotland’s Largest Law Firm, BlackBerry UEM & Android Enterprise are the Right Choice.
For Brodies, transitioning to BlackBerry® UEM was an obvious next step in their journey. A platform that delivers complete endpoint management and policy control for a diverse fleet of devices and applications, UEM would allow the firm to manage any devices it chose – both now and in the future.
Olive oils the machinery of communication with Extreme
With all their technical know-how, you might expect the Olive team to sort out their own Wi-Fi infrastructure. But when you're as busy as they are, it makes sense to leave the kind of specialist work involved in creating a secure wireless network to people who know the technology intimately.
Working unplugged: Holiday Extras plans a wireless future with Apple
As an Apple-based organisation, Holiday Extras needed an Apple specialist to help with its migration to a new infrastructure. We’re part of the Apple Consultants Network and offered all the skills needed for the project.
Bridging the app gap for AIA
AIA wanted to provide its customers with an app that would allow them to track and trace their cargo from despatch to delivery. The challenge was to create an app that would run on Android and BlackBerry platforms, as well as iOS.
Diligence and detail ensure a smooth MobileIron migration.
Having run BES 5, when the time came to unify and integrate the infrastructure, they decided to move to a bring-your-own solution, managed and secured with MobileIron. Appurity provided consultancy and project management for the migration, as well as supplying, installing and configuring the hardware.
Angel Trains’ mobility strategy rolls smoothly ahead.
Angel Trains is a highly mobile business. With the majority of users regularly work remotely, the company has carefully managed the transition from an all-BlackBerry® estate to a mixed device environment, while gradually introducing additional mobile capabilities.
Lanyon Bowdler LLP reaps a harvest of efficiency with BES12.
With the rapid evolution of mobile technologies, the need arose to standardise on a single enterprise mobility management platform. Lanyon Bowdler consulted Appurity, who took on the migration of the entire estate, including personally-owned devices, to BlackBerry BES12.
Doddle Increases Speed of Rollout with Appurity and MobileIron Cloud.
Since Doddle bases all of its core operations and apps in the cloud, managing its mobile fleet required a cloud-based EMM solution. As a result, the company selected MobileIron and its technology partner, Appurity, to help them deploy and manage employee devices and develop key line-of-business (LOB) apps.
FirstRand Bank in London takes control, so users get more freedom.
The London branch of FirstRand Bank Ltd has users that travel across the world, working in the heavily regulated environment of financial services. They rely on their mobile devices both for work and personal use, and they expect the freedom to use their devices as they please, without compromising corporate security and compliance policies.
Radley Yeldar supports BYOD and compliance requirements with MobileIron and Appurity.
To ensure the security of confidential data on iOS and Android devices, Radley Yeldar chose MobileIron enterprise mobility management (EMM) to help prevent unauthorized file sharing and access from unmanaged devices and apps.
Major UK Trade Union United with BlackBerry for its Mobility Needs.
Unison employees needed to be able to keep in touch with one another and work seamlessly and effectively while in the field. Since most of UNISON’s staff found it too frustrating to carry around a heavy laptop, handsets were the clear solution. However, UNISON’s IT team quickly realised that securing those handsets could represent a major roadblock.
Major UK and Irish Law Firm Specialises in Risk Management – That’s Why It Chose BlackBerry UEM.
BLM employs approximately 1700 staff, over 800 of which are lawyers. By the very nature of what they do, those lawyers need to be mobile. They need to be able to seamlessly connect with both colleagues and clients; to access documents, schedules, and other data related to their cases – the firm realised early on that mobility was a way by which this could be achieved.
Appurity helps Greater London Authority deploy mobility solutions to optimise Office 365
The Greater London Authority (GLA) needed to move to a new mobility platform, as its BlackBerry 5 deployment was going end-of-life.
Surrey County Council Harnessing Technology To Provide Better Services
As part of its Modern Worker initiative, Surrey County needed a way to secure and manage iOS phones and tablets. The council ultimately implemented a MobileIron enterprise mobility management (EMM) platform. With MobileIron, the council has enabled hundreds of staff across services with government data security regulations.