Mobile security services 2012

Editor's Notes

• #4: Smartphones and other mobile devices serve the same functions as laptop computers—with comparable computing power—but with little or no endpoint security.phone call logsaddress bookemailssmsMobile browser historydocumentscalendarVoice calls cross trough it (volatile but non that much)Corporate network accessGPS tracking dataEnterprise employees use it for their business activityMobile phones became the most personal and private item we ownGet out from home and you take:House & car keyPortfolioMobile phone
• #6: “The best approach to tablet security is one that allows the ability to isolate business and personal apps and data reliably, applying appropriate security policy to each,” says HoracioZambrano, product manager for Cisco. “Policy happens in the cloud or with an intelligent network, while for the employee, their user experience is preserved and they can leverage the native app capabilities of the device.”
• #7: Ten years ago, employees were assigned laptops and told not to lose them. They were given logins to the company network, and told not to tell anyone their password. End of security training. Today, your “millennial” employees—the people you want to hire because of the fresh ideas and energy they can bring to your business—show up to their first day on the job toting their own phones, tablets, and laptops, and expect to integrate them into their work life. They also expect others—namely, IT staff and chief information officers—to figure out how they can use their treasured devices, anywhere and anytime they want to, without putting the enterprise at risk. Security, they believe, is not really their responsibility: They want to work hard, from home or the office, using social networks and cloud applications to get the job done, while someone else builds seamless security into their interactions. Research from the Connected World study offers a snapshot of how younger workers and college students about to enter the workforce view security, access to information, and mobile devices. Here’s a snapshot of who you’ll be hiring, based on findings from the study:
• #9: Mobile Device Management (Prevention of man-in-the-middle attack for wifi)Any sensitive data transferred across wireless network is sniffed and analyzedWill be presented on next sales meeting
• #10: mobile = PC orOperating SystemWifi = network
• #38: Use proven crypto libraries and readdocumentation!• Forget about your own crypto• If using SHA1 or MD5 for passwordsapply salt, even better use SHA-256• If using SHA1PRNG set the seed
• #39: Bh-eu-12-rose0smartphone_apps