Mobile Work Exchange Spring Town Hall April 30, 2013 Planning for Tomorrow’s Mobile Enterprise

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Mobile Work ExchangeSpring Town HallApril 30, 2013

Planning for Tomorrow’s Mobile Enterprise

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Panel Members

Jeffrey AitDirector of Public Sector North AmericaGood Technology

Lt. Col Anmy D. TorresChief, Cyber Plans, Transport, and SustainmentAir National Guard, National Gurad Bureau

Robert DuffyChief Information OfficerOffice of the Inspector GeneralU.S. Department of Homeland Security

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CIO’s worldwide see mobility as a key driver of productivity and a primary

channel for customer engagement

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775KiOS Apps,

40B downloads(January 2013)

182.4MEmployee-liable

devices expected to ship by 2015

150.8MCorporate-liable

devices expected to ship by 2015

700KAndroid Apps, 20B downloads(October 2012)

Mobility has descended on the Enterprise


The Enterprise Landscape has Changed Forever

From a homogeneous set of corporate-issued devices…… To proliferation of personal devices with rich mobile OSs… and increasing demand for wide variety of productivity and business apps


IT requires security, compliance, & management


Users demand to collaborate

to be productive


BYOD

Fixed-Function Devices

Business Transformation

Company Owned

Four Enterprise Use Cases are Emerging


New Opportunities Bring New Risks & Challenges

Mixed Business and Personal Environments

Compliance and Data Protection Risks

Accommodate Mix of Devices and OS

Limited Enterprise Scaling

Patchwork of Point Security Solutions


In Order to Succeed, IT Needs the Ability To:

Protect business data against loss and leaks (on device, over-the-air, cloud)

Protect against rogue devices – jailbroken, rooted

Respect user privacy – monitoring, blacklisting, whole device wipe

Easily manage and support Discovery and distribution Updates and fixes Business app monitoring and analytics Self service


Questions for the Panel Why is Mobility Important to the Federal Government and to your

agency? What can you share about mobility strategies that will help our audience

understand the role of mobility? Given the nature of the Government’s diverse mission, from customer

service to national security, the increase to productivity through the use of mobile technology is both needed and desired. Given the mobility trends of “Bring your own device” and “Bring your own Data” -- Can you comment on your organizations adoption of these trends and the pro and cons of the implementation?

Today, security is on the forefront of all technology discussions. Mobile devices present new, significant security issues to IT departments. What should be done to protect Government organizations from these yet unforeseen threats while enabling the capabilities being demanded by the mobile workforce? How will you address encryption at-rest and in-transit? What methodology will you use to provide Identity management on the Mobile devices in accordance with the latest standards?


Questions for the Panel The real productivity gains in Mobility lie in the applications and data that

are transferred to these devices. How can Government agencies leverage organizational specific mobile applications to enhance productivity while maintaining security? How will Government Apps be created, validated and distributed? How will you deal with Data Loss Prevention?

What is going well that is supporting the mobile workforce? What challenges is your organization or others encountering when

implementing mobility strategies? Do you have a best practice that you can share? What’s next for your agency?

Mobile Work Exchange Spring Town Hall April 30, 2013 Planning for Tomorrow’s Mobile Enterprise

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