Mobile Risk Management

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1 Mobile Risk Management Addressing mobile security and compliance through a mobile risk management strategy Dan Ford CSO, Fixmo

2 Introduction Hello, my name is Dan Ford And I m the Chief Security Officer at Fixmo Expertise in information security and risk management across public and private sectors, commercial and regulated industries M.S. Information Assurance and Computer Forensics from Capitol College / GWU D.Sc. in IA with a dissertation on Enterprise Smartphone Security

3 Introduction Agenda at a Glance 1. Information Security Maturity Model and how it relates to mobile device security 2. Mobile Risk Factors and Considerations 3. Fixmo s approach to Mobile Risk Management, best practices and lessons learned Objective: Provide a better understanding of the mobile security landscape and the key considerations for an effective risk management strategy

4 Information Security Maturity Model Stage-0 Stage-1 Stage-2 Stage-3 Stage-4 Chaos Reactive Compliance Proactive Predictive Ad Hoc Undocumented Unpredictable Minimal IT Operations Firefighter Inventory Alert and event management Software Patching Security Policies defined: PCI, SOX, HIPPA, Gov t Some Standardization Analyze Trends Set thresholds Automate Patching Mature Change Management Risk Awareness Management Policies are living documents Threat Intelligent Tool Leverage Operational Process Engineering Policy Driven Mature Processes and Policies Risk Based Decisions

5 Mobile Security Maturity Model Stage-0 Stage-1 Stage-2 Stage-3 Stage-4 Chaos Reactive Compliance Proactive Predictive Ad Hoc Undocumented Unpredictable Minimal IT Operations Firefighter Inventory Alert and event management Software Patching Security Policies defined: PCI, SOX, HIPPA, Gov t Some Standardization Analyze Trends Set thresholds Automate Patching Mature Change Management Risk Awareness Management Policies are living documents Threat Intelligent BYOD / ActiveSync Mobile Device Management Proactive DLP & Prevention Data Protection Risk Management

6 Mobile Risk: Policy

7 Mobile Risk: Policy Ms Cheah said there are numerous elements that needs to be carefully The BYOD phenomenon has also a myriad of and technical Each organization should seek itscreated own legal advice onlegal how to frame and It would be impossible for any organization to anticipate all of the assessed before deploying an official BYOD policy such as; devicesecurity challenges for enterprises, Hay said. Howand does an enterprise ensure assess liability variances between BYOD traditional mobile programs. liabilities associated with BYOD, but there are steps that health procurement; operational cost in device management and support; back end standard security best practices areliability. enforced without putting severe organizations can take to limit their A major step is to createlifecycle a wellinfrastructure capability; software licensing and upgrades; product restrictions on an employee s personally owned device? thought out, documented BYOD policy. management; network bandwidth and connectivity; application accessibility; say funding support; legal ownership and accountability of the device; application zkprintable=true and data etc.

8 Mobile Risk: Policy Devices

9 Mobile Risk: Devices & OS s 60% 45% 30% 3Q09 3Q10 3Q11 JAN12 15% 0% Symbian Android ios Blackberry Windows Mobile Linux Other OS 89% of Smartphones purchased in Q411 were Android or ios; 6% were Blackberry.

10 Mobile Risk: Vulnerabilities Patch Early Patch Often TOTAL CVE 167 TOTAL CVE 65 Patch Always TOTAL CVE 53

11 Mobile Risk: Policy Devices The Apps

12 Mobile Risk: The Apps itunes App Store: 500,000 + Apps 25+ billion downloads Android Market: 400,000 + Apps 8+ billion downloads Amazon Store: 31,000+ Apps 1+ million downloads CyFi So easy a 5 th Grader has already done it!

13 Mobile Risk: Policy Devices The Apps Bad Actors

14 Mobile Risk: Adversaries Intelligent Bots Packet Forging/Spoofing Expertise Required Sophistication Vulnerability Scanning Password Cracking Sniffers Session Hijacking Self Installing Root Kits Self Replicating Code (WORM) Password Guessing Skill

15 Mobile Risk: Policy Devices The Apps Bad Actors Passwords

16 Mobile Risk: Passwords Average User Netsecrex Apr-16 Number of accounts requiring passwords

17 About Fixmo Mobile Risk Management (MRM) Mobile security, management, monitoring and reporting to help organizations mitigate their risks and effectively maintain and prove compliance in an auditable fashion Government Heritage Technology Transfer Program (TTP) and CRADA with NSA for tamper detection and mobile risk management Recommended by DoD for BlackBerry and Android deployments required software for STIG compliance Risk and Compliance Focus on risk assessment, compromise detection, data loss prevention, compliance and auditability Next Generation Mobility Designed for emerging risks of mobile computing and the realities of BYOD and the Consumerization of IT

18 Mobile Risk Management Approach Device-Level Policy Enforcement (MDM) Personal , Apps and Data Personal Apps Container-Level Policy Enforcement Corporate , Apps and Data Secure Container Compliance Monitoring Risk Assessment Auditable Reporting Device and OS Integrity Monitoring, Compromise Detection, Remediation

19 SafeZone: Secure Workspace Contained and encrypted corporate workspace with ITmanaged access controls, usage policies and remote commands

20 Future Direction Predictive, transparent and adaptive risk management and data protection Risk Assessment & Vulnerability Detection Automated risk assessment for quantifying and tracking risk Advanced on-device integrity engine to: Detect and prevent known threats and vulnerabilities Detect state changes that may put the device at risk Centralized risk intelligence and data correlation Advanced Corporate Data Protection Enhanced Auditable Compliance Comprehensive solutions for protecting corporate data: Device-level, container-level and app-level policy controls Integrity-based access controls and policies Corporate data tracking and reporting Adaptive policies with advanced situational awareness Auditable compliance reporting for corporate-owned and BYOD: Continuous monitoring/reporting against compliance rules Detailed forensic data tracking on state of devices, apps, data

21 Mobile Risk Management Addressing mobile security and compliance through a mobile risk management strategy Thank You! Dan Ford CSO, Fixmo