As regards mobile phones, this is on WidePoint's website -
"Whether in-house or outsourced, you go through great pain to secure your business and intellectual property within elaborate and high-cost data centers. Why expose a vulnerability by deploying mobile programs without equivalent levels of security?
While mobile devices are revolutionizing the way business is being conducted throughout the world, they also have the potential to put your enterprise at risk—a risk that can be mitigated with the right security policies and monitoring/enforcement measures.
Whether you are looking to enhance the security of your mobile devices, or build an entire mobile infrastructure, WidePoint’s Solutions will protect your corporate assets and ensure secure mobile access at a minimal incremental cost. Our solutions are scalable and flexible to enable increased protection consistent with the growth of your mobile enterprise, leveraging a mature infrastructure employed by Federal agencies and Fortune 500 organizations."
"As an elite provider of information assurance and authentication services for business-to-government, government-to-government, and citizen-to-government, WidePoint-ORC’s solutions are interoperable with legacy systems and integrate seamlessly with all leading software applications on the market today.
The staying power of our offerings is derived from production experience and certification as an authorized certificate authority for the Department of Defense External Certificate Authority (ECA), Non-Federal Issuer/Personal Identification Verification – Interoperable (NFI/PIV-I), and the GSA Shared Service Provider (SSP) Program.
We provide the Trust Behind Your Digital Identity."
Mobile phones is WidePoint.
