Presents enterprise network security implications of BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) revolution.

1. How BYOD will shape wireless network security in 2012? Dr. Hemant Chaskar Vice President of Technology AirTight Networks © 2011 AirTight Networks. All Rights Reserved.

2. BYOD! BYOD!

3. Security? Security?

4. Why is security a concern with BYOD? Unauthorized smart phones connecting to enterprise network Mobile Wi-Fi hotspots bypassing perimeter security 3G Intrusion threats Extrusion threats Rater, Intr A sion – pun intended!

9. Wireless Intrusion Prevention Systems (WIPS) Eavesdropping Unauthorized Access WPA2 Firewall, Wired IPS Wi-Phishing Honeypots External APs Cracking External Users Rogue AP Misconfigured AP Ad hoc Connections Wireless DoS WIPS

10. WIPS architecture Building A Building B Sensor Sensor Server

11. With this in place, your network is protected from all types of wireless threats, vulnerabilities and attack tools! External APs Rogue APs (On Network) Authorized APs AP Classification STOP Client Classification Policy Mis-config GO STOP IGNORE DoS External Clients Authorized Clients Rogue Clients AUTOMATICALLY DETECT AND BLOCK RED PATHS! WIPS policy enforcement

12. Smartphone monitoring with WIPS

13. Authorized APs Authorized Clients Users Smartphone policy enforcement with WIPS User Authentication + Machine Identification Flag/block unapproved devices! GO STOP External APs Mobile Hotspots STOP

14. Smart device identification Device type Approved/unapproved status Device/user name MAC address

15. Drill down on device details

16. Accurate location tracking

17. Block policy for unapproved smart devices

18. Extrusion threats from personal smartphones Detect and block authorized clients from connecting to personal mobile hotspots (iPhone MyWi, Android Mobile AP, etc.) Mobile Honeypot Authorized Client 3G Blocked by WIPS Allowed by WIPS Authorized AP Internet