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MDM - airwatch
- 1. MDM - airwatch PresentedBy Bharat Sinha
- 2. Content • About MDM •Implementation • Airwatch • Brief Introduction • Types Of Architecture • Conclusion
- 3. About MDM • Mobiledevice management (MDM) software secures, monitors, manages and supports mobile devices deployed across mobile operators, service providers and enterprises. • MDM functionality typically includes over-the-air distribution of applications, data and configuration settings for all types of mobile devices. • AppliesTo both • Company Owned • BYOD ( BringYour Own Device ) • Reduce support costs and business risks • Optimize the functionality and security of a mobile communications network while minimizing cost and downtime.
- 4. Implementation • Server component: which sends out the management commands to the mobile devices. • Client component : which runs on the handset and receives and implements the management commands. • A single vendor may provide both the client and the server, in others client and server will come from different sources.
- 5. Various AvailableVendors inmarket • Airwatch • 4app • Blackberry Enterprise Service • Apple , etc
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- 7. Airwatch • AirWatch isan Atlanta-based provider of mobile device management (MDM) software and standalone management systems for content, applications and email. • In July 2013, the company acquired Motorola Solution's MSP (Mobility Services Platform) and extended management capabilities to ruggedized devices. • Currently Owned ByVMware
- 8. Cloud Based Benefits • Fastestimplementation with minimal client effort • No significant investment in technology or services • Minimal or no network changes required • Automatic software updates Considerations • Integration with corporate resources • Security / datacenter requirements
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- 10. All devices andadmin users point to AirWatch’s cloud for device management. No software installed onsite Ideal for… • Rapid Deployment • No corporate infrastructure required • Does not integrate with corporate resources
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- 12. All components inthe cloud. Lightweight integration component installed on-premise for backend integration Ideal for… • Cloud clients requiring enterprise integration for • LDAP / PKI • Exchange • Content repositories
- 13. On-Premise Based Benefits • Complywith corporate on premise security polices • Direct integration with corporate systems • Leverage existing infrastructure investments • Physical and virtual environments supported Considerations • Network firewall changes required • Multiple software and hardware required on premise
- 14. Option 3 On premiseSingle server deployment
- 15. On-premise deployment witha single AirWatch server installed in the DMZ or internal network Ideal for… • Leveraging existing infrastructure • On-premise is required • Enterprise integration
- 16. Option 4 On- PremiseMulti server deployment
- 17. On-premise deployment withmultiple servers in the DMZ and internal network for multi-tier firewall architectures Ideal for… • Multi-tier networks • Resources not available to DMZ • Special security policy compliance • Server scalability via tier 1-3 deployments
- 18. Conclusion • Optimize thefunctionality and security of a mobile communications network while minimizing cost and downtime. • MDM is now touted as a solution for managing corporate-owned as well as personal devices in the workplace.The primary challenge is the ability to manage the risks associated with mobile access to data while securing company issued and BYOD (BringYourOwn Device) mobile devices.
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