Managing and Securing the Mobile Device Invasion IBM Corporation

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1 Managing and Securing the Mobile Device Invasion 2012 IBM Corporation

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3 Google, Apple, and corporate employees are the big winners; Nokia, RIM, and IT departments are facing challenges Share of global Q smartphone sales to end users, by OS Android and ios accounted for 75% of all smartphone shipments Consumer-oriented devices from Apple and Google have quickly penetrated the enterprise, but remain largely unmanaged Source: Gartner 2012; does not include media tablets 3

4 Mobile Devices Create New IT Challenges Mobile devices magnify existing challenges and also pose unique ones that significantly disrupt traditional management paradigms. Traditional Mgmt Model Enterprises provide all equipment Small set of supported platforms / models IT initiates and manages upgrades IT tightly controls apps and security New Device Mgmt Paradigm Employees bring personal devices (BYOD) Many different manufacturers / models OS/app upgrades managed by carriers, OEMs, users Users control their own devices Options for IT departments Don t allow mobile devices because they are too hard to manage Allow unmanaged and insecure mobile devices Invest in tools to secure and manage devices 4

5 Managing Mobile Devices The Problem End User Mail / Calendar / Contacts Access (VPN / WiFi) Apps (app store) Enterprise Apps Encryption not enforced VPN / WiFi Corporate Network Access Security/Mgmt Problems Potential Unauthorized Access (lost, stolen) Insecure devices connecting to network Lack of encryption Corporate data leakage icloud itunes Sync icloud Sync 5

6 Managing Mobile Devices The Solution End User Personal Mail / Calendar Personal Apps Corporate Profile Enterprise Mail / Calendar Enterprise Access (VPN/WiFi) Enterprise Apps (App store or Custom) Encryption Enabled VPN / WiFi itunes Sync Secured by BigFix policy icloud icloud Sync Corporate Network Access Endpoint Manager for Mobile Devices Enable PW Policies Enable Device Encryption Force encrypted backup Disable Sync Corporate Access, access, and App access contingent on Policy Compliance! Wipe if lost / stolen Wipe corporate data if employee leaves company (selective wipe) 6

7 PCs and mobile devices have many of the same management needs Traditional Endpoint Management Mobile Device Management OS provisioning Patching Power Mgmt Anti-Virus Mgmt Device inventory Security policy mgmt Application mgmt Device config (VPN/ /Wifi) Encryption mgmt Roaming device support Integration with internal systems Scalable/Secure solution Easy-to-deploy Multiple OS support Consolidated infrastructure Device Wipe Location info Jailbreak/Root detection Enterprise App store Self-service 7

8 IBM Endpoint Manager delivers a unified systems and security management solution for all enterprise devices Windows & Mac Desktops/Laptops Unix / Linux Servers Supporting more devices Android / ios / Symbian / Windows Phone devices Windows Mobile / Kiosks / POS devices and more capabilities. Device Inventory Endpoint Protection S/W Use Analysis Patch Mgmt Power Mgmt Security Config Mgmt Mobile Device Mgmt Configuration Mgmt Remote Control OS Deployment 8

9 Functionality Overview Category Platform Support Management Actions Application Management Policy & Security Management Location Services IBM Endpoint Manager Capabilities Apple ios, Google Android, Nokia Symbian, Windows Phone, Windows Mobile Selective wipe, full wipe, deny access, remote lock, user notification Application inventory, enterprise app store, Volume Purchase Program (VPP), whitelisting, blacklisting Password policies, device encryption, jailbreak & root detection Track devices and locate on map Enterprise Access Management Configuration of , VPN, Wi-fi 9

10 How does Endpoint Manager manage mobile devices? Advanced management on ios through Apple s MDM APIs* Advanced management on Android through a BigFix agent 10 -based management through Lotus Traveler (IBMSync) ios Android Windows Mobile Symbian Windows Phone (currently in beta) * Refer to Apple s MDM documentation to learn what functionality MDM vendors can take advantage of:

11 Endpoint Manager for Mobile Devices Dashboard 11

12 A Single Device View enables administrators and helpdesk personnel to easily view device details and take required action 12

13 A unified report of password policies across all mobile OS makes it easy for administrators to identify non-compliant devices 13

14 An on-device app can be used to distribute enterprise apps and detect whether an ios or Android device is jailbroken or rooted 14

15 App Management 15

16 ios Jailbreak Notification 16

17 Configure and deploy Lotus Traveler policies directly from the Endpoint Manager Console 17

18 A user-friendly ios Profile Configuration Wizard exposes all of the configuration capabilities in Apple s MDM APIs 18

19 Deny Access by Policy 19

20 View installed apps on Android and ios devices 20

21 IBM Endpoint Manager for Mobile Devices Architecture TEM Server Apple Push Notification Servers Console / Web Reports DB http / Relay(s) http / http / Management Extender for (Exchange or Lotus) https Mgmt Extender for ios Apple Push Notification http / Server (Exchange/Lotus) Apple MDM Interaction Desktops / Laptops Servers ActiveSyn c / IBM Sync Androi d ActiveSyn c Phones / Tablets w/ema il Apple Full Agents Full Agents Android TEM App Apple TEM App 21

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