Enterprise Mobile Security - App Challenges
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Web and mobile apps are overtaking voice and SMS collaboration, but incumbent with inherent security challenges.
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Enterprise Mobile Security - App Challenges
- 1. Enterprise Mobile Security – App Challenges November 2014 @AtchisonFrazer
- 2. 40% Vertical Use Case Data Level Encryption Required 35% BYOD 1.8 Billion Devices under Enterprise Management Gartner Forecast: PCs, Ultramobiles and Mobile Phones Worldwide, 2010-2017, 4Q13 Update (Dec 2013) 81% Mobile
- 3. Mobile Security top 2014 spend priority Gartner Security Summits surveys, 2014
- 4. Mobile phising dominated by social media exposure Impressions reported by SmartScreen Filter on Windows Phone 8 for each type of phishing site, January–June 2014
- 5. Web App Attacks – Highest Frequency Breaches Source: Verizon 2014 Data Breach Investigations Report
- 6. Distribution of mobile malware by attack vector Source: Securelist, 2013
- 7. 2014 Projections: App Messaging overtaking SMS • vs. 21 billion text messages sent 50 billion mobile chat messages sent • What’sApp, Blackberry Messenger, Viber, Nimbuzz, iMessage, KakaoTalk 587 million mobile chat app users 1 billion Android mobile chat apps used UNENCRYPTED Source: Informa Research, CNET, 2013
- 8. Data Leakage: 13GB of photos and videos (1 month)
- 9. Apple Malware: WireLurker infected 400 iOS apps
- 10. I.D. pasting: 100 million FB/Adobe credentials breached
- 11. 5 minutes: time to hack Blackphone at DefCon14
- 12. How to Steal from WhatsApp: Exploit Open Encryption Key http://bas.bosschert.nl/steal-whatsapp-update/
- 13. Are your web/mobile messaging apps truly secure? https://www.eff.org/secure-messaging-scorecard
- 14. @AtchisonFrazer
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