Galen Gruman
Executive Editor for Global Content
Galen Gruman is executive editor for global content at IDG Foundry Co.’s enterprise sites, currently focused on our non-English-language properties.
Microsoft Intune to support Android for Work
Microsoft takes another step to embrace the others' enterprise mobility management protocols
Office, Outlook, Slack, Handoff: The digital workplace reborn
Office and Outlook have been reinvented, collaboration tools like Slack are finally useful, and devices are evolving for new digital workflows
How to share Office 365 documents directly from Office 2016
Part 2: Whether you use Office 2016 in Windows, MacOS, iOS, Android, or the web, you can share Office documents directly with others
FBI, keep out! How to encrypt everything
Encryption is a vital self-defense tool, so here's how to enable it on all your devices and computers running the major OSes
What works where: Outlook vs. Outlook vs. native apps
Office 2016 starts to unify the Exchange experience on the desktop, but native apps do better on mobile clients
Windows 10 vs. OS X: Which gives sys admins more control?
Microsoft is adopting Apple's approach to PC management, while also keeping the familiar Configuration Manager
Cisco fixes iOS 9 compatibility issue that blocked some VPNs
Split-tunnel AnyConnect VPNs again handle DNS resolution properly, restoring access to server resources
Mobile security: iOS vs. Android vs. BlackBerry vs. Windows Phone
Android Marshmallow and iOS 9 add new tricks to the MDM arsenal, especially for app management
iOS 9 breaks VPNs and prevents server access for many
Cisco AnyConnect and other VPNs may or may not work for your servers, as Apple breaks split-tunnel compatibility
Mobile security: iOS vs. Android vs. BlackBerry vs. Windows Phone
Google's Android for Work and Samsung's Knox promise serious security, but how does they stack up against Apple's iOS and the rest?
How to rethink security for the new world of IT
Not all the proven practices of the past work in today's interconnected, heterogeneous world. Here's what you need to do differently