Avec 2015 qui s'achève, IBM et son invité Richard Absalom, Analyste Ovum , observez la croissance exponentielle de l'entreprise mobile cette année et découvrez les prédictions 2016 sur ce que nous réserve la nouvelle année. Il est pas un secret que le mobile s'est imposé comme moyen privilégié pour travailler rapidement. Mais la question qui demeure pour les responsables informatiques est : "qu'est ce qu'il faut protéger dans le Mobile? et dans quel ordre de priorité". Ce qui était au départ considéré comme la gestion des devices et des applications mobiles, est devenu la gestion de la Mobilité d'Entreprise (EMM), un moyen de sécuriser les dispositifs, les données, les accès et les applications. Rejoignez notre session live pour un regard rétrospectif sur les questions de productivité et de sécurité en 2015, et les tendances mobiles à considérer en 2016 comme: - L'inadéquation entre l'informatique et l'employé en matière de mobilité - L’accélération du mouvement vers l'espace de travail numérique - Les Apps et les tâches et dominent la sphère de la gestion de la mobilité - Un aperçu du paysage des nouvelles solutions EMM N'attendez pas d'avoir des surprises, mettez en place votre stratégie aujourd'hui pour une véritable sécurité et la productivité mobile en 2016!

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with Ovum Research and IBM
2015 Mobile Security Wrap-up
and 2016 Look Ahead
Richard Absalom, Principal Analyst, Enterprise Mobility
Jonathan Dale, IBM Security
December 9, 2015

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Agenda
2015 Year in Review
2016 Trends to Watch
IBM Security Overview
Q&A

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About Ovum
• Leading independent global IT & Telecoms Research & Analysis firm
• 180 analysts covering a broad set of technologies and markets
• Provides strategic advice to telecoms operators, IT vendors, service providers,
and enterprise IT leaders
• Headquartered in London (UK)
• 4 year history of investment in understanding consumerization behaviors,
enterprise mobility and productivity

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2015: Year in Review

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What we said this time last year: There is a clear
mismatch between employer knowledge and
employee behavior around mobility
65.6%
40.3%
54.7%
26.0%
16.8% 17.4%
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
Smartphone Tablet Laptop
%ofrespondents
Do you use your personal devices for work? (employees) vs. What
percentage of your employees use their own devices for work?
(enterprise IT)
Employee responses Enterprise IT responses
Source: Ovum Employee Mobility Survey 2014 (N=5,187), Ovum ICT Enterprise Insights Survey 2014 (N=2,708)

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End of 2015: the mismatch is still there
Source: Ovum Employee Mobility Survey 2015
27.5% 28.3% 24.4%
41.1%
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90%
100%
People who BYO
smartphone
People who BYO tablet People who BYO
laptop
People who BYO
wearable
%ofrespondentswhousetheirowndevices
Have you signed a policy governing the use of your personal device(s) for
work?
Yes
No
Don't know

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28.7% of employees who use their own smartphone
for work are still doing so directly against stated
corporate policy
Source: Ovum Employee Mobility Survey 2015, N=2,123
Not allowed to use
device
3.5%
COBO
13.1%
CYOD / COPE
12.1%
Unlimited, unsupported
BYOD
22.6%
Limited,
supported
BYOD
10.5%
Unlimited, supported
BYOD
38.2%
Among those who BYOS, how does their employer provide smartphones?

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Enterprise views on mobility are becoming more app
and task-focused – we’ve been talking about the need
for both “Hero” and “Soldier” apps

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The virtuous circle of mobile enterprise app
development and deployment

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Businesses are gradually moving along the mobility
maturity model, towards viewing mobility as potentially
transformational
React
Identify internal demand
for mobility – often driven
by BYOD
Adopt
Trial a solution / service
to manage the influx of
devices – often MDM
Build
Build on the original
solution to provide a
wider range of capabilities
to end users, including
“Hero” apps
Transform
Transform business
processes by providing
process-specific
“Soldier” apps

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There is some evidence that enterprise app stores are
taking off – but there is still a way to go
Source: Ovum Employee Mobility Survey 2015, N=4,267
Yes
25.8%
No
65.9%
Don’t
know
8.2%
Does your employer provide access to mobile apps that you can use for
work through a corporate app store or portal?

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The march towards the digital workspace continues
apace
 Businesses and employees are embracing the idea that work is something we
do, not somewhere we go
 We are getting increasing numbers of enquiries about the need for cross
platform IT management and security
 The digital workspace is about providing any time access to any application,
on any device: the natural evolution of enterprise mobility management

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The march towards the digital workspace continues
apace
 Mobility management is now about much more than MDM:
 Cross platform application development, provision and management – across
PC and mobile
 Identity and access management to underpin security across devices
 Content management and file-level security

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Competitive Enterprise Mobility Management review:
2015 was a year of shakeout and consolidation in the
market
 Smaller vendors have dropped out, changed focus or been acquired
 The major players are now nearly all IT Megavendors, including new joiners in
2015
 These larger vendors can do more than just mobility management and are
playing more and more on the idea of the digital workspace

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2016: New Trends to Watch

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The beginning of the rise of wearables: smart watches
and BYOD
But that’s actually around 47% of employees
who actually own a wearable
So, as with smartphones and tablets
previously, BYOD is likely to be the primary
initial route for smart watches into the
enterprise – but they need a killer app!
7.7% of employees are using their own
wearable device such as a smart watch for
work – much lower than smartphones or
tablets…
Source: Ovum Employee Mobility Survey 2015, N=4,502

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The beginning of the rise of wearables: HUDs to find
their workplace niche
HUDs such as Google Glass haven’t really
taken off in the consumer space…
But they are pretty cool for certain functions at work

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Mobile carriers and software vendors aim to fulfil
demand for split billing
 The need for split billing is being driven both by user behavior and legal
rulings
 Businesses want to find ways to efficiently reimburse BYOD costs (monthly
stipends aren’t always the best way of doing this), or separate work and
personal activity on corporate-owned devices
 Legal ruling in California expected to be replicated elsewhere – watch this
space

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Security is a key issue for enterprise IT decision
makers, and intrinsically linked to all other trends
 Ovum’s large scale Decision Maker survey identifies security, identity as #2 of
8 IT priorities: 55.8% list it as one of top priorities
 Because mobile devices do so much more than email now, mobile security is
impossible to ignore
 Security is being built into strategic thinking around mobility – perhaps the
time taken to wrestle with finding the right solution is behind the finding that so
much mobile activity still goes unmanaged?

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IBM Security Overview

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IBM Security
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The IBM mobile security framework
CA, Oracle, RSA
Configure devices &
manage security policies
Automate enforcement
Mitigate risks of lost or
compromised devices
Distribute & manage
enterprise apps
Separate work &
personal data
Protect apps & data
from vulnerabilities
Enable work content
availability & sharing
Create & edit content
Contain sensitive
corporate information
Provide secure web &
mobile access control
Deliver ease-of-use with
SSO & unified identity
management
Extend Security Intelligence
Extend security information & event management (SIEM) to mobile environment
Incorporate log management, anomaly detection, configuration & vulnerability management
Manage Access
and Fraud
Secure Content
and Collaboration
Safeguard
Applications and Data
Protect
Devices

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Complete mobility management and security
Advanced Management
Visibility & Control
Secure Productivity Suite
Trusted Workplace
Secure Document Sharing
Content Collaboration
Mobile Threat Management
Malware Protection
Mobile Enterprise Gateway
Enterprise Access

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Why IBM MobileFirst Protect?
Integrated
solutions that connect
seamlessly to your
existing and external
environments
Scalable
data security with
intelligence for the
volume, speed, and
variability of mobile
Complete
management of
devices, apps, content
and users from a
single platform

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