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As mobility becomes indispensable in daily life, the demand for secure and seamless access to company resources grows. With the rise of smartphones and tablets, businesses must ensure the protection of sensitive data while providing employees with flexible, user-friendly devices. This presentation discusses key security challenges including device access, data loss, and privacy concerns, along with strategies to maintain information security without compromising on user experience. Companies must balance connectivity and security in an increasingly mobile workforce.
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Mobile Device Security Group Magic: Michael Gong Jake Kreider Chris Lugo Kwame Osafoh MSIT 458 – Information Security October 30, 2010
Background • Mobility continues to become an increasingly vital component of our everyday lives • Prevalence of 3G/4G cellular services enable being connected at all times to the corporate and social networks • Employers continue to seek new ways to capitalize on being connected with their employees • Employees want a simple but feature rich platform • Employees want the freedom and simplicity to use a device of their choosing • Mobile interaction between user and company systems must be seamless • Mobility without compromising security
Problem Statement With the explosive growth of smartphones, tablets and mobile devices, companies must find a means of providing access to their internal systems and information to their mobile workforce securely and seamlessly.
Security Threat: Confidentiality • Proper device access • Device theft/loss • Data loss / information leakage • Ownership rights • End-user right to privacy • Struggle with information accessibility
Security Threat: Availability • Always-on accessibility • Disparate technologies / carrier agreements • Malware/virus detection & prevention • High availability / resiliency across platforms • Adherence to company-wide information security policies