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Kaspars PētersonsAccount Manager Baltic’s

14.11.2013

Bring Your Own Device? More like Bring your Own Problems

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headtechnology Group

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Company business card

Founded in 2000, Germany and now covering 33 countries worldwide with 12 regional officesCore business – IT SecurityOffices in Berlin, Ludwigsburg, Warsaw, Riga, Kiev, Moscow, St.Petersburg, Kazahstan, Ekaterinburg, Minsk, Baku, Almaty, SofiaMore than 80 employeesMore than 25 vendors in portfolioOfficial distributor (for many cases exclusive) in Eastern Europe and Asia for number of products/solutions/vendorsParticipant of many IT exhibitions, road shows, business forums, ENISA IT Security Awareness programm – local IT Security evangelist.

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Content

History lesson

Where are we now?

It`s all about apps

Security perspective

How can we help?

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My business card

Kaspars PētersonsRiga, LatviaIT Security Distribution business in Baltics3+ years experienceAnd more..

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Tech/Gadgets/Toys

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Björk – adopting technology

«And when you see the show or play with the apps, most people so far have commented on how cut-the-crap it is and simple. It just looks complicated on paper.»

/Björk/

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History lesson

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PHONE Elisha Gray & Alexander Granham Bell

Let`s go back in time

2013Xperia Z UltraSONY

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ENIAC COMPUTERJohn Mauchlu & John Presper Eckert

December 2013Mac ProApple

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WORLD WIDE WEB Sir Tim Berners - Lee

WORLD WIDE WEB 2,405,518,376 users in 2012

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BARCODENorman Joseph Woodland & Bernard Silver

1994QR CODEDENSO WAVE

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Leap in history

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Where are we now?

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PC era Mobile era

21st centrury – Mobile centrury

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From desktop to mobile

Mobile IT

We are at point where functionality of desktop collides with mobility of mobile device.

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What do local companies say?

• Up to 60% of new phone buyers choose smartphones;• Most bought smartphones at the moment – iPhone5, iPhone4S and Samsung

Galaxy S4;• In our network there are 150 000+ smartphone users.

Jānis Vēvers, LMT

• We predict that in 2014 the internet on mobile devices will be over 100 Mb p/s;• On year 2015 from all sold mobile phones 75% will be smartphones;• All-in-one plans and solutions will be the dominating choice for buyers.

Valdis Vancovičs, Tele2

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Challanges

M - the need for mobility O - the need to improve operations B - the need to break business barriers I - the need to improve information quality L - the need to decrease transaction lag E - the need to improve efficiency

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Mobile drives a fundamental shift in behavior

Desktop as primary Mobile as primary

Salesforce

Task workers

Knowledge workers

Industry-specific roles

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What is Mobile IT?

Mobile IT requires new strategies, skills, and platforms because mobile is fundamentally different than desktop computing

Management, security, and apps development are tightly intertwined.

Device and app lifecycles are 6-12 months, not 3-5 years.

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The birth of Mobile IT

ITMobile

2-3x as many employees using mobile

Devices not Windows-based

>50% owned by employees

>50 apps per device

Most mobile apps built outside IT

Constant OS migration

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Mobility redefines business practices

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Black or white? Smart ones choose colour!

Forbidding apps on a device is not an option

“The more the CIO says no, the less secure the organization becomes.”

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My experience - 3 types of CIO`s

NO NO`s – declines mobile technology in their infrastructure due to security and/or financial reasons.

Providers – provides business with minimal needs (such as e-mail), doesn`t iniciate any other use of devices.

GO GO`s – shows strong iniciative to business, recommends new and innovative ways how mobile IT can support business.

If you spend more on coffee than on IT security, you will be hacked. What’s more, you deserve to be hacked.

/Richard A. Clarke/

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It`s all about apps

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Mobile Apps: The Role of IT

API accessibility to Corporate Data & Developer Security

Consumer-Grade App Discovery Experience

Global Delivery & Integration with Other Services

Easy-Configuration For Users

User Experience, Developer Sourcing & Timelines

App & Data Security

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User Experience Crucial To Success

Consumer apps for the employee.. not …

Business apps for the enterpriseSingular function, not multiple features … feature creep is the kiss of death in a mobile app

Fast cycles … eight weeks of development, fast iteration, six month lifespan, and reasonable cost

High expectations … your employees are mobile experts in their personal lives. Your business app design is not competing against a desktop SAP app in their minds. It is competing against that great Twitter on Instagram app they downloaded last night which feels like it was built JUST for them.

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Simplify App Configuration

SUBMIT

SUBMIT

Server: 1

Server: 2

User Name:

Password:

License Key:

Password

? us2439.kraymerica.com/948

••••••••

server12.arcisionline.com/en

johnsmith

**************

Hx7h#2294aC

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Security perspective

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Reality check

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Smartphones – not so secure at all

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Hacked?

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How much do you carry around?

“Businesses can no longer ignore mobility trends. Instead, they must find ways to meet their needs, while meeting strict security

demands,” Anthony Foy, CEO of Workshare.

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472% increase in Android malware in 2011

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Everyone does MDM

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Mobile IT requirements in the post-PC era

Mobilize apps and documents

Support mobile OS and device evolution

Deploy at scale across global organizations

Prevent data loss

Preserve user experience and privacy

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Email and Content Security (MCM)3

Application Delivery, Security and Policy (MAM)2

OS Management and Control (MDM) 1

MobileIron - Beyond Enterprise MDM

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MobileIron offer for developers – SDK

Any app can leverage AppConnect through an easy-to-use app wrapper or a simple SDK

App wrapping minimizes developer time and secures apps post-development

The SDK can be used at any time during the development process

Your own application storefront

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Benefits?

Authentication: Confirm user identity through domain username and password or certificates

Single sign-on: Enforce time-based app-level sign-on across secured app containers

Authorization: Allow or block app usage or data storage based on device or user risk

Configuration: Silently configure personalized settings such as user name, server name, and custom attributes without requiring user intervention

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More benefits

Encryption: Ensure that all app data stored on the device is encrypted

DLP controls: Set data loss prevention (DLP) policies, e.g., copy/paste, print, and open-in permissions, so unauthorized apps cannot access secure data

Dynamic policy: Update app policies dynamically

Reporting: Provide app usage statistics

Selective wipe: Remotely wipe app data without touching personal data

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..and more benefits

VPN: Create app-specific VPN connection

Application control: Application whitelist/blacklist

Patch management: Manage application versions, force updates

And more..

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Tunnel per App

FIR

EW

ALL

Tunnel per App

VPN

AppTunnel

AppTunnel

AppTunnel

AppTunnel

Traditional

SE

NT

RY

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AppConnect DLP Policy Control

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SDK vs Wrapping Apps

AppConnectWrapping

AppConnectSDK

… Coming Soon

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The journey to the Mobile First enterprise

Adopt Devices

BYOD

Email access

Multi-OS device security

Deliver Apps & Content

Core apps

Core documents

Experiments

Commit toMobile First

Transformation (biz/org)

New user experiences

New business processes

Users Enterprise IT

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Feedback

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