Playing Catch-Up: Mobile Device Security

Air Date: Friday, August 15, 2008

Cost: $250

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Who should attend: Security & Risk professionals

Description:

For most organizations, mobility is evolving faster than they can implement solutions. While mobile devices are a productivity tool they also bear the potential for serious security breaches. Organizations will need to address mobile security threats — or else repeat mistakes from traditional non-mobile IT computing environments. A successful strategy includes people, processes and policies, and technology (e.g., encryption, remote wipe, client security, DRM, and DLP). This presentation analyzes user pain points, vendor offerings, and good practices for successful end user strategies encompassing (1) laptops; (2) managed corporate handheld devices, e.g., BlackBerrys, or corporate USB sticks; and (3) unmanaged (external) devices, e.g., consumer/personal gadgets or devices owned by partners or contractors.

Agenda:

• The basics: scoping mobile device security; people, processes, and technology
• The market: trends, challenges, drivers, and leading offerings
• The recommendations: How should you implement solutions addressing mobile device security?

Vendors mentioned: Adobe, Bluefire, BMC, CA, CheckPoint (Pointsec), ContentGuard, Credent, EMC/RSA, Entrust, F-Secure, GuardianEdge, HP, iAnywhere, IBM, Intellisync, iPass, Liquid Machines, McAfee (SafeBoot), Microsoft, Mobile Armour, NetApp, Novell, Oracle, Orchestria, PGP, RSA, SafeNet, Secude, SecurStar, SUN, Trend Micro; Configuresoft, Utimaco, Verdasys, Vericept, and Voltage Security.

Related Research:

The Evolution Of The Enterprise Mobility Market

by Maribel D. Lopez, April 23, 2007

Defining A Mobile Enterprise Policy

by Maribel D. Lopez, January 17, 2007

Adopting An Enterprise Approach To Encryption

by Paul Stamp, March 06, 2007

Mobile Device Security In 2006

by Thomas Raschke, David Friedlander, February 14, 2006

Client Security Purchases Miss The Mark

by Natalie Lambert, April 04, 2008

Making Data-Centric Security Real

by Paul Stamp, February 05, 2008

The Forrester Wave™: Data Leak Prevention, Q2 2008

by Thomas Raschke, June 06, 2008

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