The document discusses the increasing importance of mobile security as mobile device usage within enterprises continues to grow, leading to heightened security threats. It highlights the need for robust mobile management strategies, including protecting sensitive corporate data, managing device access, and ensuring compliance with security policies. Furthermore, it outlines IBM's mobile security solutions, including tools for managing multi-OS environments, securing applications, and empowering users through self-service portals.

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Protecting Devices without Disrupting the
User Experience
Jason Hardy
Worldwide Market Segment Manager, Mobile Security
IBM Security
Kaushik Srinivas
Worldwide Product Manager, IBM MobileFirst Protect
IBM Security
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by 2017
Mobile downloads
will increase to
268 billion
Gartner
by 2016
The number of smartphone
users worldwide will surpass
2 billion
eMarketer
Enterprise mobile trends
“Enterprise mobility will continue to be one of the hottest topics in IT,
and high on the list of priorities for all CIOs.”
Ovum
“IT organizations will dedicate at least 25% of their software budget
to mobile application development, deployment, and management by 2017.”
IDC

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387new threats
every minute or more
than six every second
McAfee
As mobile grows, so do security threats
“With the growing penetration of mobile devices in the enterprise, security testing
and protection of mobile applications and data become mandatory.”
Gartner
“Enterprise mobility… new systems of engagement.
These new systems help firms empower their customers, partners,
and employees with context-aware apps and smart products.”
Forrester
Arxan
Top mobile devices
and apps hacked 97%Android
87%iOS

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What concerns does this create for the enterprise?
Source: 2014 Information Security Media Group Survey, “The State of Mobile Security Maturity”
32% are concerned about
fraudulent transactions
Only 18% can detect
malware / jailbreaks
52% worry about
application vulnerabilities
Only 23% have
tamper-proofing capabilities
50% are content and data leakage
are their top security concern
60% use secure containers
for data security
57% say a lost or stolen device
is top concern
60% use passcodes
for device security

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MobileFirst
Protect (MaaS360)
AppScan, Arxan, Trusteer M;
bile SDK
IBM Mobile Security Framework
AirWatch, MobileIron, Good,
Citrix, Microsoft, Mocana
HP Fortify, Veracode, Proguard CA, Oracle, RSA
• Manage multi-OS BYOD
environment
• Mitigate risks of lost and
compromised devices
• Separate enterprise
and personal data
• Enforce compliance
with security policies
• Distribute and control
enterprise apps
• Build and secure apps
and protect them
“in the wild”
• Provide secure web,
mobile, API access
and identify device risk
• Meet authentication
ease-of-use expectation
Extend Security Intelligence
• Extend security information and event management (SIEM) to mobile platform
• Incorporate mobile log management, anomaly detection, configuration and vulnerability management
Manage Access
and Fraud
Safeguard
Applications and Data
Secure Content
and Collaboration
Protect
Devices

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IBM Mobile Security Portfolio
IBM
Security
Access
Manager
IBM
DataPower
Gateway
IBM
BigFix
IBM
MobileFirst
Platform
IBM
MobileFirst
Protect
MaaS360
IBM
Security
AppScan
Arxan
Application
Protection
for IBM
Solutions
IBM QRadar
Security
Intelligence
Platform
IBM
Security
Trusteer
IBM
Mobile
Security
Services

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Protect sensitive corporate data
Deploy public and enterprise apps
Provide access to work content
Top Enterprise Mobility Initiatives
7
Embrace Bring Your Own Device - BYOD
Migrate from BlackBerry to multi-OS

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Robust Mobile Security
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Device
Applications
Network
Email
Documents
Auto-quarantine/access
approval
Contain emails & attachments
Remote wipe of work email
Password authentication
Restrict copy, paste, share
Remote wipe of work files
Configure Wi-Fi & VPN profiles
Cert delivery & authentication
Dynamic policy based on SSID
Encryption & passcodes
Jailbreak/Root detection
Locate, lock, wipe
Blacklist/Whitelist mobile apps
Wrapping & compliance rules
Remote wipe of managed apps
Web
Define URL filters & categories
Allow access to intranet sites
Disable native/3rd party
browsers

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MDM Best Practices
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The Essentials
• SMS, email, URL enrollment
• Email, calendar, contact profiles
• VPN & Wi-Fi settings
• Device feature configuration
• Policy updates & changes
• Inventory management
• Compliance reporting
Advanced Management
• Mobile app management
• Event-based policies
• Real-time, automated compliance
• Proactive expense controls
• BYOD privacy settings
• Shared device support
• Self service portal
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Location-based policies
Device Enrollment,
Acceptable Use
Enterprise App Catalog
OTA Configuration

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Passcode settings
Corporate email, calendar & contacts
Wi-Fi & VPN profiles
Device features restrictions
– Camera
– FaceTime
– Siri
– iCloud
– Screen Captures
– …and many more
App compliance
Roaming settings
Device groupings
OTA Configuration Management
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Policy Enforcement
Automated action on non-compliant events
– Enforce MDM management
– Minimum OS version
– Remote wipe support
– SIM change
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– Encryption support
– Application compliance
– Jailbreak / Root detection
– Roaming state change

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Contextual Event Management
Location-Based Policies
– Physical location (e.g. Address)
– Network connection (e.g. SSID)
Dynamic Policy Assignment
– Change policy on:
• Automated location Check in
• Automated location Check out
Geo-Fencing Rules
– Take action on:
• Device leaving specified location
• Device entering specified location
Time-Based Policies
– Assign group persona policies based on:
• Time of day
• Days of the week
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BYOD Privacy Settings
Disable collection of personal information on a single device, all devices,
or a device group
– App inventory information
– Location information
– IP address & SSID
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Reset forgotten device passcode
Locate lost device
Buzz lost device
Selective wipe
Full device wipe
Send message
Change policy
Remove control
Remote Help Desk Support
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User Self Service Portal
Dedicated end user portal URL
Authenticated via AD or local MaaS360
Take action on devices
– Lock device
– Reset device passcode
– Locate device
– Wipe device
– View action history
View personal &
corporate devices
– View hardware &
network information
– View security &
compliance state
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Mobility Intelligence™
Dashboards deliver a real-time, interactive, graphical summary of your
mobile IT environment & security overviews
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Direct Cloud-to-Cloud
Integration
Direct Cloud-to-Cloud
Integration
Seamless Enterprise Integration
Mobilize Apps &
Content
on Corporate Networks
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Integrate with Existing
Enterprise Systems
File
Systems
Web Apps
Lotus Traveler
Certificates
Office 365
Exchange
ActiveSync
Active
Directory/LDAP
Network/Intranet
Box
Google
Drive
SharePoint
Cloud Extender™
Mobile Enterprise
Gateway™
IBM
Connections
CMIS
Gmail
Web
Services

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Why Customers Love MaaS360
Powerful
features to
address the full
mobility
lifecycle
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Seamless
integration with
all of your
existing
infrastructure
Simple
and fast with
an exceptional
experience
Proven
approach to
mobile
management
Secure
containers to
separate
work from
play

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The MaaS360 Customer Experience
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Fastest Time to Trust
60% deployed MaaS360 in less than 4
hours
75% deployed MaaS360 in less than 8
hours
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Reference customers consistently praise MaaS360 for
ease of use at the end-user and administrator levels.
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