Mobile Device Management (MDM)

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Mobile Threat Outlook Hackers have set their sights on mobile Mobile app & content download flood has captured hacker interest in mobile technology Mobile platforms are vulnerable The fragility of mobile device security is proven, and exploitation of vulnerabilities is accelerating No vendor or mobile OS is immune Malicious activity follows platform viability – consumers and businesses everywhere are targets – Android, iOS, J2ME, BlackBerry and the mobile web are known vehicles Threatening strategic assets Customer data, location data, billing interface, network, and brand are expected to be the most targeted & affected assets Android’s inbuilt trusted source protection is easily disabled
The Dirty Dozen* 1. Samsung Galaxy Mini 2. HTC Desire 3. Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 4. Sanyo Zio 5. HTC Wildfire 6. Samsung Epic 4G 7. LG Optimus S 8. Samsung Galaxy S 9. Motorola Droid X 10. LG Optimus One 11. Motorola Droid 2 12. HTC Evo 4G 13. Older iPhones (honorable mention) • Phones are outdated out of the box • Manufactures are slow to upgrade • Data traversing these devices are at risk • Poor application i security • BYOD, how do you patch a device that is not yours? *Source: www.net-security.org November 21, 2011 December 21, 2011 68
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Page 3 and 4: Trends • Consumerization of IT
Page 5: But Enabling Mobility Brings Risk W
Page 9 and 10: Mobile Malware on the Rise • Andr
Page 11 and 12: Mobile Security Requirements Protec
Page 13 and 14: Mobile Security Direction Next: Ant
Page 15 and 16: Mobile Security Integration Directi
Page 17: Q & A Thank You Robert Predgo Rpred

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