Dell Mobile Security for Android on Dell Streak Get Official DISA Approval

dgstorm

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Apparently, the Dell Streak with Dell Mobile Security for Android just received official certification for government use by the US Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA). Here's a blurb from the Dell press release,
Backed by the powerful and flexible Android operating system, with the Dell Android platform, members of the military will be able to expand the uses and applications for mobile devices in the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD), going beyond simply accessing email from their mobile devices, helping a more deployable military operate with greater flexibility.

In partnership with Good Technologies, Dell developed a solution for the Android operating system that will give users secure access to email, documents, a partitioned ecosystem of Android apps and other business applications. Through the Dell Android platform and the mobile device management offered by Good Technologies’ Good for Government system, information can be passed and managed through Microsoft Exchange servers as well as network operations centers wirelessly.

Certified and piloted on the Dell Streak, this certification will allow the next wave of Dell Android devices, set for release next year, to be rapidly integrated into military environments. With access to the Android ecosystem, members of the military will have access to information on their PCs or desktops, command and control programs and a number of different powerful solutions that enable members in the military to operate with similar capabilities as those in controlled environments.The Dell Android solution will help the military adapt to today’s operating environment with greater mobility and improved, real-time access to information on the ground.
Source: Dell Community
 

sknight702

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this is interesting that it was this far ahead in 2011,...now Dell has fallen off of the MDM landscape and kind of fallen by the wayside by the likes of Meraki, Amtel MDM, and some others.
 
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