“Managing risk was a key driver for implementing Good for Enterprise, while also providing secure mobile productivity capability,” commented Jamie O’Donnell, Manager Telecommunication Services at Bank of New Zealand. “As smartphones and apps become more evolved and enabled, the potential increases for our staff to unwittingly leak corporate information that we had no auditable visibility of.”

Bank of New Zealand’s fleet of 1,000 smartphones and tablets comprises a mixture of BYOD and company supplied devices. The bank has developed its own distinct application suites from the library of applications for smartphones and tablets in the Good Dynamics® Marketplace including: Good Share™ for accessing shared drives, GoodReader for Good and iAnnotate for Good for viewing and editing PDF files and Smart Office for Good for viewing and editing Microsoft Office documents.

Jamie O’Donnell added, “We wanted our application suite to be reflective of the way staff are using mobile devices and their desire to be effective while out and about.  Smartphones tend to be more for content viewing, communication and collaboration, whereas tablets are increasingly being used as productivity tools, including content creation and editing.”

Bank of New Zealand was founded in 1861, employs over 5,000 people in New Zealand, and is a subsidiary of the National Australia Bank Group of companies. Through its 180 retail stores, the bank offers a broad portfolio of banking products for personal, business, institutional and private banking customers. 

“We are delighted to have been chosen as the technology of choice for Bank of New Zealand, an organization that values excellence in secure enterprise mobility,” said Andrew Jacques, General Manager, International at Good Technology. “Organizations recognize that their employees are introducing a wider range of devices and platforms into the workplace and are looking for a better way to collaborate on those devices, as well as stronger data security, and an array of other mobile efficiency solutions to drive a positive impact across the business.”

About Good Technology
Good Technology transforms enterprises by mobilizing employees through secure, collaborative workflows. Good also empowers IT to protect and manage mobile apps, devices, and enterprise data. Good’s Secure Collaboration solutions include Good’s applications for email, PIM, browser, file sharing, instant messaging, as well as a broad ecosystem of third party applications. Good’s Enterprise Mobility Management Platform allows enterprises and ISVs to build, manage, analyze and secure mobile applications. Good Technology has delivered solutions to more than 4,000 organizations worldwide, including FORTUNE 100™, eight of the top 10 financial services, five of the top 10 healthcare, and leaders in retail, telecommunications, manufacturing, legal, and government.  Learn more at www.good.com.

The rise in popularity and proliferation of smartphones and tablets has driven the "Consumerization of IT" wherein employees are requesting use of their personal, mobile devices for professional functions. As a result, IT departments are developing policies to allow employees to use their own devices to access confidential enterprise data and information. Good Technology surveyed its clients to determine how they adapt policies in support of employee mobility.

Key findings:

• Highly Regulated Industries Embrace BYOD: Large companies from the finance/insurance and healthcare industries dominate the overall BYOD picture, with retail/wholesale and government less likely to support BYOD.
• Big Companies Get BYOD: 80 percent of those supporting BYOD have over 2,000 employees; 60 percent have over 5,000 employees; and 35 percent have over 10,000 employees.
• Employees Are Willing to Pay for Personal Choice: 50 percent of companies with BYOD models are requiring employees to cover all costs, and their users are taking them up on the offer; 45 percent provide their employees with a stipend or "expense back" options to help subsidize the cost of their mobile device or service plan.
• Offering BYOD Stipend Increases: Companies that offer BYOD stipends have the highest rate of employees using mobile devices when compared to companies that require employees cover all BYOD costs themselves, or allow for expense-back of service plan costs, but limit to users with management pre-approval.
• BYOD Goes Global: Many believe that BYOD "doesn't work" outside U.S. due privacy laws or greater exposure to highly variable roaming costs. Our data clearly shows otherwise – with nearly half (44.9 percent) of respondents indicating they are deploying BYOD programs in multiple countries.

A recent Forrester Research report underscores some of the benefits of a BYOD model saying, "For IT professionals, there is a silver lining in all this employee choice and power: you can outsource the cost of devices, monthly service, and even some applications to employees. This is easy to see in the way employees are willing to share or shoulder the cost of smartphones and monthly plans. But it's not a stretch to realize that for any dual-use device or service, your employees might help."¹

"Just as we saw last year, smartphones and tablets will be popular gifts this Holiday Season, and come January employees will bring these devices to work in droves," said John Herrema, SVP of Corporate Strategy at Good Technology. "The great news is that companies deploying Good can now confidently embrace this BYOD trend, boost employee productivity and satisfaction, reduce their overall mobility spending, and still satisfy even the most stringent security and compliance requirements."

About Good
Good Technology combines award-winning enterprise-grade mobile security and control with an exceptional user experience, allowing enterprise and government employees to connect, communicate, and collaborate on their devices of choice. Recognized by the Software and Information Industry Association (SIIA) as the Best Mobile Operations Management Solution in 2011, Good opens new possibilities for maximizing business and personal productivity by providing secure, easy-to-use, and instant mobile access to data, applications and services on hundreds of mobile devices. Want to know more? Visit www.good.com.

¹"Consumerization Drives Smartphone Proliferation", Forrester Research, Inc., Ted Schadler with Matt Brown and Heather Martyn, December 2, 2011.

Babcock, which relies on enterprise mobility for its support of global clients that span the defence, energy, telecommunications, transport and education sectors, has chosen to implement the Good for Enterprise solution to:

• enable significant employee collaboration efficiencies;
• support a broader range of employee-ported mobile devices;
• provide rigorous mobile enterprise security across multiple platforms;
• reduce costs associated with enterprise mobility functions across the organization

Previously, Babcock used Blackberry’s enterprise products but decided to upgrade to Good Technology’s services to harness more recent technological advances in enterprise mobile solutions. In addition, Babcock desired to seamlessly adapt to an evolving enterprise mobility marketplace that has become more dominated by emerging and popular iOS and Android devices increasingly brought into the workplace by employees.

"We are thrilled to incorporate a global leader like Babcock into our growing customer base of Fortune 500 companies and other organizations who value excellence in mobile enterprise security and data management," said Andrew Jacques, GM, Good technology, UK. "Our customers are embracing device choice in the enterprise space to enhance and expand the productivity and mobility of their workforce. With the Good for Enterprise solution, we offer a one-stop-shop proposition for companies looking for better mobile management, data security, and an array of other mobile efficiencies that have a positive impact across the organization."

"The adoption of Good’s services is a timely move for us and our on-going commitment to operational excellence," said Simon Parker, Chief Information Officer of Babcock. "We recognize that our employees, more than ever before, are introducing a wider range of devices and platforms into the workplace. We needed an efficient and effective solution to meet that growing trend."

The Good for Enterprise solution delivers:

• Comprehensive Security – proven secure infrastructure, no outbound firewall holes or VPN required, control access within the corporate firewall, protect enterprise data over-the-air and at rest, enterprise data loss prevention for consumer applications.
• Flexible Management – manage multiple corporate and personal devices from a single solution, keep corporate and personal data separate with container approach, enforce consistent policies and compliance requirements, mange entire deployment with Web-based portal, and perform basic tasks like adding devices or remote wipe.
• Extensive Collaboration – improve productivity with real-time access to email/calendar/contacts, expand collaboration by providing access to Web-enabled apps via a secure browser, reduce training and support costs with intuitive user experience.
• Device Choice – support for a wide range of devices, reduce mobility costs by embracing employee-owned devices, adapt to changing mobile device market dynamics.

The partnership between Good Technology and Babcock continues the momentum Good has established in the global engineering space, following other agreements with such global engineering firms Mott MacDonald, Boeing and Northrup Grumman.

About Good
Good Technology combines award-winning enterprise-grade mobile security and control with an exceptional user experience, allowing enterprise and government employees to connect, communicate, and collaborate on their devices of choice. Recognized by the Software and Information Industry Association (SIIA) as the Best Mobile Operations Management Solution in 2011, Good opens new possibilities for maximizing business and personal productivity by providing secure, easy-to-use, and instant mobile access to data, applications and services on hundreds of mobile devices. Want to know more? Visit www.good.com.

"Mobile device management and authentication solutions are synergistic because they enable the distribution of credentials, which is critical for secure access to enterprise services like email," says Mark Diodati, research vice president, Gartner.

Increasingly, enterprises and government agencies must comply with standards such as the DoD Directive 8100.2 and the Homeland Security Presidential Directive 12, or HSPD-12, that require strong, two-factor authentication and credentialing solutions to gain access to government networks. Until now, smartphones and tablets were not able to readily achieve this level of security, thus greatly limiting their productivity-enhancing potential.

Good Technology and ActivIdentity are working together to mobilize smart cards and the underlying secure element technology. This solution enables email and document encryption, cryptographic signing of emails and forms, and extends public key infrastructure (PKI) authentication tools to custom applications previously not allowed on highly popular mobile devices, such as smartphones and tablets.

"The mobility of today's workforce provides more accessibility from anywhere, and at, anytime, however, this creates security gaps and enterprise management challenges," said Jerome Becquart, vice president and general manager, ActivIdentity, part of HID Global. "This partnership will enable customers to access all of their enterprise resources from anywhere in the world without compromising security."

The strong, multi-factor authentication capabilities of the new solutions will allow employees to prove and trust identities accessing resources on their networks using existing CAC/PIV smart card technology. Employees will also be able to leverage the same certified smart card chip environment inside a Secure Element Micro SD or Embedded Secure Element chip on their mobile device loaded with a certified PIV Applet (data structure, functionality, security model).

Enterprise and Government Agencies can now leverage the same security principles that a smart card provides (e.g. Hardware Protection and Tamper Resistance) in order to provide Secure/Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions (SMIME) support and the highest levels of authentication and security. Early this year, ActivIdentity also announced a solution for storing PKI credentials on Micro SD in smart phones.

"Supporting a mobile and wireless workforce is becoming an increasingly critical, yet daunting task for many corporations and governments today," said Michael Mahan, senior vice president of special markets, Good Technology. "We are excited to work with ActivIdentity and leverage their industry-leading identity assurance components and smart card experience to create a set of solutions that will be the new benchmark for mobile platform security, assuring customers that their networks and data are protected."

Visit ActivIdentity to learn more about our solutions at our booth – Hall 3, Stand F002 – at the CARTES & IDentification 2011 show taking place November 15-17 in Paris, France. The first solutions featuring the new security capabilities are projected to be available in the first half of 2012.

About Good
Good Technology combines award-winning enterprise-grade mobile security and control with an exceptional user experience, allowing enterprise and government employees to connect, communicate, and collaborate on their devices of choice. Recognized by the Software and Information Industry Association (SIIA) as the Best Mobile Operations Management Solution in 2011, Good opens new possibilities for maximizing business and personal productivity by providing secure, easy-to-use, and instant mobile access to data, applications and services on hundreds of mobile devices. Want to know more? Visit www.good.com.

About ActivIdentity
ActivIdentity, a global leader in identity assurance, enables customers to prove and establish trust in a person’s identity when accessing resources on the network. The business’s strong authentication and smart card solutions are relied upon by more agencies, including the U.S. Department of Defense, than any other provider, and has issued more than 100 million credentials to enterprise, government and commerce customers. ActivIdentity is headquartered in Silicon Valley, California. ActivIdentity is part of HID Global, an ASSA ABLOY Group brand. For more information, visit www.actividentity.com.

"With iOS 5, Apple has added new device and application management features that make it easier for CIOs to embrace devices like iPhone 4S and iPad 2 to make them a critical part of their mobile applications strategy," said John Herrema, SVP of Corporate Strategy at Good Technology. "When combined with Good's industry-leading mobile security and compliance, these new capabilities will allow enterprises to more broadly support iOS devices for both "bring-your-own-device' and company-owned deployments."

Good for Enterprise also extends iOS 5 device and application management capabilities with enhanced security, data loss prevention, and compliance features. This includes Good for Enterprise's support for FIPS-certified encryption, strong password policies that do not impact the user’s personal experience, and its ability to prevent enterprise data like emails, attachments, documents, address book and calendar contents from being leaked to personal apps, social networking sites, and other cloud services outside the enterprise's visibility and control.

About Good Technology
Good Technology combines award-winning enterprise-grade mobile security and control with an exceptional user experience, allowing enterprise and government employees to connect, communicate, and collaborate on their devices of choice. Recognized by the Software and Information Industry Association (SIIA) as the Best Mobile Operations Management Solution in 2011, Good opens new possibilities for maximizing business and personal productivity by providing secure, easy-to-use, and instant mobile access to data, applications and services on hundreds of mobile devices. Want to know more? Visit www.good.com.

"In the last six months alone, we’ve seen over 1,500 of our enterprise customers deploy new tablets like the iPad, iPad2, Motorola Xoom and Samsung Galaxy Tab," said John Herrema, senior vice president of corporate strategy at Good Technology. "In many cases, these tablets are being purchased by the company itself and explicitly targeted for enterprise apps, such as Sales Force Automation and Point-of-Sale apps, and in support of 'paperless office' green initiatives. This is making the secure and managed distribution of internally developed apps and corporate documents more important than ever."

Enterprise Application Distribution
With the rapid emergence of tablets based on the iOS and Android platforms, the ability to securely manage and distribute enterprise apps is more important than ever. With Good for Enterprise's enhanced app distribution and management features for iOS and Android, IT departments can now extend these capabilities to the most popular tablet and smartphone platforms. Mobile users can view, download, and receive updates to deployed enterprise apps.

Mobile Device Management
Good Technology has enhanced its current Mobile Device Management features to offer additional iOS 4 management features, and added support for Android 2.2 and higher. Combined with Good Mobile Messaging and Good Mobile Access, this will enable IT to easily support both Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) and company-owned device programs with a single, secure solution for messaging, Intranet access, and enterprise app distribution that doesn’t require the deployment of a separate MDM platform or complex mobile VPN infrastructure.

"Gartner recently positioned Good in the 'Leader' category in its Mobile Device Management Software Magic Quadrant —because we are able to secure and manage virtually all of the devices employees most want to use for both work and play," said Dimitri Volkmann, vice president of products and markets at Good Technology. "These enhancements further strengthen our leading position in mobile security and device management."

The Enterprise Application Distribution and MDM features for iOS and Android 2.2 and higher are available at no additional charge to all Good for Enterprise customers with a valid support and maintenance agreement.

Use of the Good for Enterprise – iOS and Good for Enterprise – Android app requires a Good for Enterprise server and client access license (CAL). Mobile users should contact their IT administrator for a username and password. The Good for Enterprise application will not operate without the necessary back-end software.

About Good Technology
Good Technology combines award-winning enterprise-grade mobile security and control with an exceptional user experience, allowing enterprise and government employees to connect, communicate, and collaborate on their devices of choice. Recognized by the Software and Information Industry Association (SIIA) as the Best Mobile Operations Management Solution in 2011, Good opens new possibilities for maximizing business and personal productivity by providing secure, easy-to-use, and instant mobile access to data, applications and services on hundreds of mobile devices. Want to know more? Visit www.good.com.

The Gartner Magic Quadrant is a graphical representation of a marketplace at and for a specific time period. It depicts Gartner's analysis of how certain vendors measure against criteria for that marketplace, as defined by Gartner. According to Gartner's "Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Wireless Email Market" report, "vendors classified as Leaders have seen continuous growth in their installed bases of wireless email gateways and subscribers. They are the subjects of most inquiries from Gartner clients about wireless email product strategy and selection. Leaders have established positions in several areas of technology, and pursue innovation in areas related to wireless email product features and services. They are good at communicating the value of their offerings, have a wide geographical presence, and have extensive plans for sales and distribution. Comments from clients must point to a high degree of satisfaction with the level of support provided, and to operational excellence."

According to a recent customer survey conducted by Good Technology, 72 percent of respondents were already formally supporting "bring your own device" (BYOD) programs, with another 19 percent indicating that they were either planning to support within the next 6-12 months or were considering, but did not have a specific timeframe for support. The survey findings also indicate that large-to-very-large enterprises dominate the current BYOD landscape, with 81 percent of respondents having more than 2,000 employees, nearly 60 percent having more than 5,000 employees, and 35 percent having more than 10,000 employees. These large to very large organizations came mostly from the financial services and healthcare industries—two information-driven sectors that face complex regulatory, security, and compliance requirement that make data security is paramount.

"We are thrilled to be recognized by Gartner as a Leader in the Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Wireless E-Mail Market,"² said John Herrema, Senior Vice President of Corporate Strategy, Good Technology. "Coupled with our placement in the 2011 in the Magic Quadrant for Mobile Device Management, Good Technology is recognized as a leader in both of these important enterprise mobility Magic Quadrants. Combined with our penetration of nearly half the Fortune 100, we believe this accomplishment affirms Good's unique ability to enable broad BYOD adoption by even the largest, most security conscious, and highly regulated enterprises. Only Good provides the true separation of personal and corporate data that allows enterprises to meet their security, data loss prevention and compliance requirements without affecting the productivity, personal user experience, or privacy of their employees."

About the Magic Quadrant
Gartner does not endorse any vendor, product or service depicted in its research publications, and does not advise technology users to select only those vendors with the highest ratings. Gartner research publications consist of the opinions of Gartner's research organization and should not be construed as statements of fact. Gartner disclaims all warranties, expressed or implied, with respect to this research, including any warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.

About Good
Good Technology combines award-winning enterprise-grade mobile security and control with an exceptional user experience, allowing enterprise and government employees to connect, communicate, and collaborate on their devices of choice. Recognized by the Software and Information Industry Association (SIIA) as the Best Mobile Operations Management Solution in 2011, Good opens new possibilities for maximizing business and personal productivity by providing secure, easy-to-use, and instant mobile access to data, applications and services on hundreds of mobile devices. Want to know more? Visit www.good.com.

¹Gartner "Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Wireless Email Market" by Monica Basso, December 27, 2011.
²Gartner "Magic Quadrant for Mobile Device Management" by Phillip Redman, John Girard, Leif-Olof Wallin, April 13, 2011.

Good Technology initially worked with Dell to augment the security framework contained within Android and deploy it on Streak 5 devices. The secure Android platform leverages Good for Government technology to provide secure access to information stored within a command's enclave and usually only accessed with desktops/laptops, such as command and control programs, as well as access to a number of powerful business applications on Dell devices that allows members of the military to operate with desktop-like capabilities in a protected mobile environment. Employees can also access critical agency resources behind the firewall, such as intranets or other web-enabled applications, through an integrated secure browser.

"The world of smartphones, tablets and mobile devices is evolving rapidly and changing the way DoD agencies think about everything from telework to continuity of operations (COOP) as well as information assurance. Having worked closely with the DoD for the past five years, we recognized there was a need to close the gap between what today's DoD personnel were able to perform utilizing currently approved mobility platforms and what they wanted to do," said Chris Roberts, vice president of public sector at Good Technology. "We're proud to be working with Dell, Biometric Associates, LP and other partners to provide a secure way for military personnel to benefit from the latest mobile technology while providing DoD officials with the peace of mind of knowing that sensitive government data is protected."

Using Good for Government's mobility suite, the new solution will pass and manage sensitive data from Microsoft Exchange servers located in DoD data centers via Good's email application to end-point Android devices wirelessly, using a FIPS 140-2 validated cryptographic module with AES encryption to ensure data protection for data-at-rest as well as data-in-transit. Good's patented container-based technology prevents data leakage to non-secure applications. The DoD can use Good's Web-based management console to manage Dell Android devices and all other device platforms on the network simultaneously. The management console also allows administrators to block access from potentially compromised devices that may have been rooted by either the end user or a malicious attacker as well as to remotely wipe lost, stolen or retired smartphones to mitigate potential data leakage.

"We recognized the importance of providing personnel with mobile access to information two years ago when we kicked-off the Connecting Soldiers to Digital Applications project for smartphones. As of now, my branch has created about 75 apps—a third of which are on Android," said Lt. Col. Gregory Motes, chief of the Army's newly created Mobile Applications Branch at Fort Gordon, Ga. "Until now, troops have had no way to access official Army apps, but with certification for use of the Android OS with Good Technology on Dell's Streak 5, we are one step closer to providing our troops with greater mobility and improved, real-time access to information anytime, anywhere."

Good Technology Secure Android Partner Program
Good Technology partnered with Dell to develop the first iteration of the Secure Android OS. The new solution also incorporates Biometric Associates, LP baiMobile® technology to permit network or client applications residing on the Android device to access the credentials stored on a smart card to perform functions such as digitally signing and decrypting emails, and authenticating to secure web sites and network servers. In addition, developers can leverage the security features of this new solution by integrating BAL's baiMobile® middleware libraries, device drivers and APIs that will allow them to build smart card-enabled applications. Moving forward, Good Technology will be engaging with other device manufacturers interested in creating STIG-certified offerings through its Secure Android Partner Program. The program will provide device manufacturing partners with API specification to comply with STIG guidance, integration of each partners' API with the Good for Government management console, and CAC reader integration in partnership with BAI Certification services. These tools will make their solutions eligible for STIG approval and thus authorized for use within the DoD.

"We're proud to enable the ever-increasing demands on our men and women in uniform to operate outside of office environments with powerful yet secure mobile solutions," said Ian Haynes, client and mobility brand manager, Dell Federal. "At Dell, we believe that what's behind the device is what truly matters – especially for government customers, and with the help of Good Technology, we're now able to bring a solution powered by the flexible Android operating system."

The new Secure Android OS is immediately available for pilot programs on Dell Streak 5 devices provided by Dell and select government resellers including Four Points and Steel Cloud. For more information on Good for Government, please visit: http://corporate.good.com/products/good-for-government. Parties interested in more on the Good Secure Android Program, please visit http://corporate.good.com/partners/becoming-a-partner

About Dell
Dell Inc. (NASDAQ: DELL) listens to customers and delivers innovative technology and services that give them the power to do more. For more information, visit www.dell.com.

Biometric Associates, LP
Biometric Associates, LP is a unique developer, manufacturer, and integrator of authentication and identity systems. Products include smart card middleware for mobile operating systems and Bluetooth smart card readers and headsets specifically designed to provide military-grade security. For additional information, visit www.baimobile.com

About Good
Good Technology combines award-winning enterprise-grade mobile security and control with an exceptional user experience, allowing enterprise and government employees to connect, communicate, and collaborate on their devices of choice. Recognized by the Software and Information Industry Association (SIIA) as the Best Mobile Operations Management Solution in 2011, Good opens new possibilities for maximizing business and personal productivity by providing secure, easy-to-use, and instant mobile access to data, applications and services on hundreds of mobile devices. Want to know more? Visit www.good.com.

In the third quarter of 2011, Apple devices held onto their lead in the enterprise deployments, while Android smartphones gained steady ground in terms of activation volume among the thousands of enterprise and public sector Good Technology counts as customers.

"This quarter, we saw Android smartphones gain in percentage of total activations," said John Herrema, SVP of Corporate Strategy at Good Technology. "This is likely due to consumers holding back purchases of new iPhones in anticipation of Apple's latest release (the iPhone 4S)—as our reports indicate, consumers are setting the agenda for enterprise mobility."

Herrema continued, "Looking forward to Q4, 2011, we expect to see the iPhone 4S to be the catalyst for an Apple rally."

Good Technology ran preliminary numbers on just the opening weekend of the iPhone 4S' availability (October 14-16, 2011) and found a 25% increase in activations compared to the 3Q daily average for the iPhone 4.

Some more key findings:

• While Android continues to gain market share overall, Good's enterprise end users are showing clear preference for Apple products
• Among the top 10 industry verticals, financial services continued to see the highest level of iPad activation, accounting for 46 percent for the quarter—more than tripling the amount of activation in any other industry
• The iPad and iPad2 represent over 96 percent of total tablet activations
• Android tablets increased slightly to 4 percent of overall tablet activations for the quarter
• Android smartphones represented nearly 39 percent of all smartphone (non tablet) activations compared to iPhone's 61 percent, despite Android's overall market share growth
• iOS devices (iPhone, iPad and variants), accounted for over 70 percent of activations in Q3

About Good Technology
Good Technology combines award-winning enterprise-grade mobile security and control with an exceptional user experience, allowing enterprise and government employees to connect, communicate, and collaborate on their devices of choice. Recognized by the Software and Information Industry Association (SIIA) as the Best Mobile Operations Management Solution in 2011, Good opens new possibilities for maximizing business and personal productivity by providing secure, easy-to-use, and instant mobile access to data, applications and services on hundreds of mobile devices. Want to know more? Visit www.good.com.

Beginning today, current Good for Enterprise customers and new independent software vendors (ISVs) and system integrators (SIs) can register to join the Good Dynamics Developer Network program, which includes direct development access to the Good Dynamics SDK and NOC infrastructure, resources, and customer support they need to build and manage secure mobile applications.

"The pace and pressure that developers have been under to build apps as quickly as possible has made security an after-thought for many corporations. As a result, a lot of potentially great apps don’t pass the security test and never make it out the door," said Nicko van Someren, CTO of Good Technology. "Our enterprise customers have an urgent need to implement CRM, banking, expense or workflow management and various other applications for their employees. Now with Good Dynamics, developers can make use of our world-class encryption, authentication, and connectivity technology, leaving them free to concentrate on building apps to address their business needs."

Good is the leader in secure enterprise mobility with large deployments by enterprise customers including more than 50 of the Fortune 100. Partners in the Good Dynamics Early Access Program include Aji, Accellion, Box, GroupLogic, MeLLmo, Pyxis Mobile, Quickoffice and Unisys, as well as a number of Good’s enterprise customers in the financial services, government, healthcare, manufacturing and high tech sectors.

"Good Dynamics is the holy grail of security for applications and we are excited to be the first mobile enterprise application platform (MEAP) to integrate Good Dynamics into our offering," said Todd Christy, CTO of Pyxis Mobile. "We've enhanced the Pyxis mobile app development platform with Good Dynamics to empower our customers to develop apps with a whole new level of secure connectivity, storage and centralized management. Together, we are allowing global corporations to build, deploy, and manage their mobile apps with the most comprehensive and secure platform available on the market."

Good Dynamics is easy to implement. Developers simply plug Good Dynamics' code libraries into their applications to create a secure “container” around the application and all of the data it holds and accesses. Good Technology maintains the Network Operating Center (NOC) infrastructure, resources and support staff, which eliminates the need for customers to add systems, space, and people. Unlike other approaches that use VPN solutions, which open access to a company’s corporate network, Good Dynamics secures applications and data end-to-end. In the event of a security breach, businesses can simply kill the Good Dynamics-enabled application without compromising music, photos, and other personal data present on the mobile device.

"Unisys custom mobile applications provide a multi-faceted security solution using Good Dynamics. By integrating Good Dynamics with our mobile applications, Unisys was able to enforce secure device policy, integrate with Active Directory, and provide secure data transmission and storage," said Kurt Gerstner, VP of Application Modernization Center of Excellence for Unisys. "Unisys's experience in modifying our mobile applications to run in Good Dynamics' secure container can help clients complete securing their mobile apps in weeks."

Good Dynamics early ISV Partners include:

• Aji - iAnnotate PDF turns your iPad into a world-class productivity tool for reading, annotating, organizing, and sending PDF files
• Accellion, Inc. - provides enterprise-class secure collaboration and file sharing solutions that give business users secure mobile access to enterprise content while giving IT the control it needs to ensure compliance and data security.
• Box - Provides secure, scalable content sharing that both users and IT love and adopt, including 77% of the Fortune 500.
• GroupLogic® - creator of mobilEcho and the industry’s leading provider of Mobile File Managament (MFM) software which enables enterprises to provide secure, simple and managed access to enterprise file servers via mobile devices.
• MeLLmo - Roambi quickly transforms and reports data from all major business intelligence systems – as well as spreadsheets, CRM systems and more – into immersive dashboard-style mobile analytics, instantly delivered to any iPhone or iPad.
• Pyxis Mobile - an innovative mobile application platform that enables companies to build rich native client applications that run on the most widely used smart devices.
• Quickoffice - the worldwide leader in mobile office solutions has distributed its award winning software on more than 370 million mobile devices worldwide.
• Unisys - an information technology company.

Availability
Good Technology will offer Good Dynamics alongside Good for Enterprise, Good for Government, and Good for OEM/Carriers. Developers interested in enrolling in the Good Dynamics Developer Network program can find more information at www.good.com/products/good-dynamics.php. Commercial availability of Good Dynamics is scheduled for November 2011.

Good Dynamics will be demonstrating its integration with select partners at the CTIA Enterprise & Applications' Enterprise Mobility Boot Camp Networking Reception at the San Diego Convention Center, Room 29B-C, October 10, 2011 from 6:00-7:30 pm PT.

About Good Technology
Good Technology combines award-winning enterprise-grade mobile security and control with an exceptional user experience, allowing enterprise and government employees to connect, communicate, and collaborate on their devices of choice. Recognized by the Software and Information Industry Association (SIIA) as the Best Mobile Operations Management Solution in 2011, Good opens new possibilities for maximizing business and personal productivity by providing secure, easy-to-use, and instant mobile access to data, applications and services on hundreds of mobile devices. Want to know more? Visit www.good.com.