As mobile device usage grows, IT must as well. This presentation provides security best practices and checklists to help you prepare your network.

1. SECURITY BEST PRACTICES
FOR THE MOBILE ENTERPRISE

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As Connected Device Use
Grows, IT Must:
 Build manageable, scalable and
secure ways to provide access to
enterprise resources via
employees’ mobile devices
 Enforce a new set of policies for
provisioning, managing and
securing mobile apps, users and
devices, regardless of location,
device type and network entry
point
 Correlate users with devices to
allow authorized and automated
access to corporate networks,
apps and data

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IT Needs to:
 Enable enterprise networks and apps for mobile devices from any location
 Mitigate security liabilities by wiping sensitive enterprise data from an employee-
owned device if users leak data or the smart device is lost or stolen
 Segment device using virtualization techniques or with different profiles or
personalities, to separate personal and enterprise data and apps
Mobile Security Requires:
 Corporate management and security tools to address multiple mobile operating
systems
 Multimodal access to enterprise apps, which are critical because the use of
employee-owned smart devices is outpacing use of corporate smartphones in
enterprise networks
The next two checklists give you a practical approach to checking your IT policies, controls
and mobile security requirements when you set mobile provisioning processes.

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IT Policies and Controls Checklist For Mobile Device Provisioning:
Policy / Control Owner Approach Resolved?
Always-on/on-demand SSL
VPN to protect data transferred
between the device and
corporate servers
Device integrity checking to
prevent compromised, infected
or ill-secured devices onto the
network
Single Sign-On to reduce use of
simple passwords to access
cloud tools
Anti-malware to protect against
hacker threats should be
integrated into on-device security
Theft detection and data loss
prevention are critical with
sensitive data on devices
Management and security
policy standards to manage
many devices regardless of OS,
device, browser and network
Granular policy for data or
profile segmentation to
separate personal and enterprise
data and apps

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Mobile Security
Requirements
Owner Approach Resolved?
Policy creation and enforcement
consistent with enterprise security
Support for multiple OS, especially
Android
User authentication and
authorization
Network access control for
identifying device type, checking
device’s security posture and
applying access controls
Control usage/access based
whether a device has been
jailbroken or rooted
Mobile VPN, integrated with identity-
based authentication and device
integrity checking
Mobile app monitoring and
control
Ability to track or locate missing
devices, wipe contents, or lock
remotely to prevent unauthorized
access
Intrusion and malware prevention
Data encryption and app access
security
Mobile Security Requirements Checklist :

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