Dr. Kimo Quaintance's presentation at the Mobile Convention in Paris discusses the evolution of mobile security, emphasizing the importance of data encryption and the fundamental shift in how businesses can innovate within the smartphone ecosystem. He highlights the need for organizations to reimagine their strategies for growth and adaptability while avoiding pitfalls like outsourcing innovation. The talk outlines a framework for security innovation that includes understanding trends, enabling teams, and rapid prototyping.

1. Beyond Privacy
The Future of Mobile Security
Dr. Kimo Quaintance
Mobile Convention Paris
5 April 2016
@kimoq

3. Use iOS
Mobile Security: the easy version
Use a password manager
Have a recovery plan

4. Source: Ben Evans
Source: Ben Evans, ‘Mobile Has Eaten the World’, 2016

5. Mobile Security in 2012

7. Data encryption by default, and
no reselling of data
Privacy only exchanged for value
added services (machine learning)

8. We’re at the beginning of something huge…

9. The ‘Cambrian Explosion’ of the Smartphone Ecosystem

12. Source: Popular Science / Facebook - https://youtu.be/KhJrJvGI13k

13. Source: The Verge

15. The business plans of the next 10,000
startups are easy to forecast: Take X and
add AI. This is a big deal, and now it’s here.
— Kevin Kelly, Wired

16. We’re talking about a living, breathing
capability to improve.
— Jen-Hsun Huang, CEO of Nvidia

20. The ‘Long Tail’

21. Source: Bloomberg

22. How do we bring all of this into our
organization to create value?

23. Observing from the sidelines
Two losing strategies:
Outsourcing innovation

24. How are you currently:
Reimagining your business in the future?
Incubating new ideas for products and services?
Positioning yourself for growth, not just survival?

25. Security Innovation by Design
1. Understand Trends to Identify
Risks and Opportunities
3. Activate & Enable
Your Team
4. Constantly
(and quickly)
Prototype
& Iterate
2. Connect and Share
with Knowledge Networks

26. Questions?
Kimo Quaintance
George C. Marshall European Center for Security Studies
Mobile Convention Paris, 5 April 2016
@KimoQ
kquaintance@gmail.com

27. Data
Security
Confidentiality
Integrity Availability