byod and mobile decice management . This presentation , helps us understand the mobile device management methods and tactics

1. Presenter: Simon Muraya
MOBILE DEVICE MANAGEMENT

2. ❖ I am Bachelors holder in Information Technology, Diploma In
Information Technology and Diploma in Information Communication
Technology(KNEC). I am a Cisco and Microsoft certified trainer with 5
years of training experience. I hold the following certifications, CompTIA
A+,N+,Security+, Cisco CCNA,CCNA Security, CCNP Enterprise, MCSA
windows server 2016, MCSE Core Infrastructure, Micro soft Azure
Fundamentals and Microsoft azure administrator. Currently pursuing
CEH.
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❖ Email:simonmuraya144@gmail.com
About me…

3. ❖ Connection methods
❖ Mobile device management concepts
❖ Enforcement and monitoring
❖ Deployment models
Mobile Device Security

4. ❖ What is a mobile device?
❖ Any easily transportable computing system
❖ Laptops
❖ Tablets
❖ Hybrids
❖ Smartphones
❖ Watches
❖ IoT
Mobile Devices

6. ❖ Cellular
❖ Wi-Fi
❖ Bluetooth
❖ NFC
❖ SATCOM
❖ ANT
❖ Infrared
❖ USB
Connection methods

7. ❖ Wi-Fi
❖ Bluetooth
❖ NFC – Near-Field Communications
❖ SATCOM – Satellite Communications
❖ ANT – proprietary multicast wireless
❖ Infrared – Using light in the infrared spectrum
❖ USB / Firewire
Connection methods

8. ❖ Personal-Area Network (PAN) – short-range wireless connectivity
❖ Uses a spread spectrum, frequency hopping, full-duplex signal
❖ Pairing devices forms a piconet
❖ Bluesnarfing / Bluejacking
❖ If needed, set to nondiscoverable
Bluetooth

9. ❖ Standards for contactless communication between devices
❖ Chips generate electromagnetic fields
❖ Modes of operation:
❖ Peer-to-peer mode: Two mobile devices exchange data.
❖ Read/write mode: An active device receives data from a passive device.
❖ Card emulation: The device is used as a contactless credit card.
Near-Field Communications (NFC)

10. NFC

11. ❖ The administration of mobile devices in an organization
❖ Software used to inventory, monitor, manage and secure employees'
mobile devices, deployed across multiple mobile service providers and
across multiple mobile operating systems
❖ Device enrollment, provisioning, and inventory
❖ Configuration management / updating
❖ Managing applications Enforcing policies
Mobile Device Management (MDM

12. ❖ Mobile Application Management (MAM)
• Restricting applications
• Digitally signing applications
• Distribution from a centralized, controlled source
• Managed through whitelisting or blacklisting
❖ Mobile Content Management (MCM)
• Controlling access to data and file storage
❖ Push notification services
• Brief message or alert
• Operating system push notification service (OSPNS)
• Allows auto-updating base OS and client apps
Mobile Device Management Capabilities

13. ❖ Geolocation
• Uses the devices’ GPS
• Some apps (Maps, Foursquare)
❖ Geofencing
• Defining a geographic perimeter
• Example: Texting in front seat of a car
Mobile Device Management Capabilities

14. ❖ Full device encryption
• System and application
• Use TPM when available (laptops)
❖ Screen locks / Lockout – Screen configured to automatically lock after set time
❖ Passwords and Pins
• Based on corporate policy
❖ Biometrics
❖ Context-aware authentication
• Additional criteria used for authentication or device usage
• Examples: Location, time, activity, etc.
Mobile device management concepts

15. ❖ BYOD – Bring Your Own Device
• Employees use own personal device
• Highest risk
• Adherence with company policies
❖ CYOD – Choose Your Own Device
• Employees chose from a list of approved devices
❖ COPE – Company-Owned Provided Equipment
• Company has complete control over the device
❖ VDI – Virtual Desktop Infrastructure
Deployment Models

16. Third-party app stores
❖ Restrict based on policy
❖ Whitelist applications
Rooting (Android) / Jailbreaking (Apple)
❖ User takes full control of the device (root)
❖ Should be forbidden for corporate devices
Sideloading
❖ Transfer data between two devices – side-channel
USB On-the-Go (OTG)
❖ Standard that enables mobile devices communication using a USB cable
Enforcement and Monitoring

17. ANY QUESTIONS

18. Thank you for Listening