To provide market-leading security for mobile BYOD users, Kaseya has announced the complete acquisition of Cloud solutions provider Rover Apps. This purchase will also enable users to securely work with enterprise resources using their personal devices without giving up complete control of the device to the enterprise.
With this acquisition, MSPs and enterprises can now secure their corporate information on mobile devices without affecting users’ personal data.
Yogesh Gupta, CEO, Kaseya, said, "Our acquisition of Rover Apps enables us to deliver a comprehensive and unique solution to address the mobile BYOD security and management needs of our MSP and enterprise customers. Business is rightfully concerned about the security of its corporate data and networks when users access business systems using their personal mobile devices. And users do not want to give IT departments the ability to control and destroy personal information on the devices they own. The containerized approach of our solution perfectly satisfies the needs of both constituents."
"We are excited to join the Kaseya family and offer our customers the benefits of the easily deployed Rover platform. This pairing will allow us to reach the broad population of BYOD mobile users in the markets Kaseya serves, bringing them a simple, secure means of managing company data on popular mobile platforms," said Jonathan Foulkes, CEO, Rover Apps.
The Rover Apps solution is available in two versions on a mobile device. The secure web browser version allows secure access to corporate intranets and web apps. On the other hand, the secure mobile suite version adds security to email and document access.
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