[October 28, 2014]

Mocana Atlas Platform Mentioned in Recent Gartner Research Note

Mocana today announced that its Atlas platform was mentioned as a representative mobile app management (MAM) security solution in Gartner's (News - Alert) October 3, 2014 research note, "How to Choose Among MADP, MAM and EMM Security Controls for Mobile Apps."

The Gartner research note, authored by analysts Jason Wong and Dionisio Zumerle, describes how mobile strategists and security leads can leverage MADP, MAM and other EMM technologies to systematically address critical security requirements for custom-built, business-to-employee mobile apps. The research note also includes a case study illustrating how a consumer goods organization achieved a balance between security controls and usability for their mobile end users.

"We believe the Mocana (News - Alert) mention in this Gartner research note validates the concept of our Mocana ON experience, powered by the Mocana Atlas platform. It demonstrates our promise to provide end users with a superior, consumer-app usage experience for connected mobile apps, while simultaneously enhancing security," said James Isaacs, CEO of Mocana. "The Mocana Atlas platform empowers organizations to truly mobilize their enterprises and unlock business value by enabling end users to consume mobile apps that connect to organizations' back-end systems with unparalleled simplicity, scalability and control for IT, and convenient, tap-and-go access for end users."

The latest version of the Mocana Atlas platform also works with the SAP® Mobile Secure portfolio and SAP Mobile Platform to elegantly mobilize the SAP Fiori® user experience (UX), and to help boost mobilization and usage of SAP Business Suite software across the enterprise at scale. By extending the personalized, responsive and simple user experience provided by SAP (News - Alert) Fiori UX into the mobile world, the Mocana Atlas platform is helping organizations achieve significant incremental value from the SAP Business Suite applications that support their operations.

"Balancing security and usability is a business-critical requirement in the mobile world," said Rick Costanzo, executive vice president and general manager, Global Mobility Solutions, SAP. "We believe the mention of Mocana and SAP solutions in the Gartner research note shows the power of simplifying the app and connectivity user experience as well as the complementary nature of MADP, EMM and MAM technologies. SAP's end-to-end mobile portfolio is designed to provide comprehensive security and outstanding scalability to help secure today's most advanced mobile apps."

A description of the research note is available at www.gartner.com/doc/2863920?ref=clientFriendlyURL.

About Mocana

Mocana makes security easy for enterprise mobility and the Internet of Things. Mocana builds on deep expertise securing everything from medical devices to defense electronics, from point-of-sale terminals to the smart grid to home automation. The Mocana Atlas platform transforms enterprise connectivity with the tap-and-go simplicity of the Mocana ON (News - Alert) experience. Leading Fortune 500 customers have adopted the Atlas platform to mobilize their extended enterprise. More information is available at www.mocana.com.

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