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Do BYOD the Right Way

An InformationWeek Webcast

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Todays Presenters

Jonathan Feldman, Contributing Editor,

InformationWeek

John Herrema, SVP Corporate Strategy,

Good Technology


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Achieving BYOD Balance

Bring-your-own-device, and the

tensions between security and usability

Jonathan Feldman


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Ideal IT customer


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IT, by nature, gets unhappy ones too.


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CIOs Only Get A Few Happy Notes


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BYOD Delights Customers


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One Year Ago: IT Staffs BYOD Reaction

But believe it or not, the world did NOT come to an end.


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Where are you on the BYOD

trail?Choose all that apply to your company:

IT worked with business units to assess

risks & benefits prior to enacting policy

Defined BYOD policy prior to MDM rollout

Defined BYOD policy after MDM rollout

Rolled out MDM without new policies

Heck, no, were never doing BYOD


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Success Starts & Ends With

Trust & Accountability


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Too Many Controls For Too Little Risk

Harms Trust & Hampers Business


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BYOD Can Work

but only if its not IT vs the organization

More info & discussion

@_jfeldman

[email protected]

828-333-4663


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Doing BYOD the Right Way

John HerremaSVP Corporate StrategyGood Technology, Inc.

March 2012


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0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%

Finance/Insurance

Healthcare

Professional Services

Manufacturing

Transportation/Logistics

Government (Federal)

Legal

Retail/Wholesale

Entertainment/Media

Software

Communications

Government(Local)

Life Sciences

Currently Support Planning to Support, Next 6 Months Planning to Support, 6-12 Months

Considering, But No Specific Timeframe Not Planning to Support

BYOD already happening, fast becoming standard practice

72% already support formal BYOD programs 4% plan to do so in next 6 months, 15% considering

Only 9% have no plans to support

Source: Good Technology BYOD Survey, October 2011Survey of Goods Top 400 Customers, n=108

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Critical BYOD Considerations

1. DEFINE BUSINESS OBJECTIVES

Mobile Expansion

Cost Reduction

2. DEFINE BYOD PROGRAM ELEMENTS

Eligibility

Enablement & Support Reimbursement (if any)

Acceptable Use

Privacy Policy

Policy Violations

3. IMPLEMENT SUPPORTING SOLUTIONS

Security, Data Loss Prevention, and Compliance

Device Management

Self-Service


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Risks in todays mobile environment

Device Risk:Consumer-focused, limited security Inconsistent from one platform to nextExplicitly designed to share & replicate data

User-based Risk:Devices, apps used without IT knowledgeThey dont comply with IT security policiesFor better or worse, theres an app for that!Users purposely replicate data on deviceand in cloud (Dropbox, Box.net, etc.)

Enterprise Risk:User passion for device choice and

flexibility makes circumvention more likelyExposes agency to data breachesPrevents security policy consistency


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Relies on limited, ofteninconsistent native

security implementations

MDM to the rescue? - not exactly

Most policies implementedat device, not app level

No practical way to preventnative and prosumer apps

from leaking data

Inconsistent policies, variablesupport for hardware encryption

No separation between personaland business data and apps

No ability to prevent data leakage


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Enterprise data control

Password and app policies

Data loss prevention

Selective remote wipe

Encryption OTA and at rest

Access corporate apps

Email & PIM

Intranets and collaboration

tools (e.g. Sharepoint)

Web-enabled apps

Enterprise apps

Personal DataDevices remain personal,untouched by enterprise

No need to restrictpersonal services or apps

No privacy issues

Justifies sharedBYOD expense

Freely access personalapps and data

iCloud

Personal apps

Games

Music

Pictures

Videos

Goods answer secure container

Enterprise Data


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Flexible management options

Government-Issued

Container

Management+ Device Wipe

2BYOD

Container

Management

1Government-

IssuedContainer +

Whole Device

Management

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Over 3,000 deployments of iOS/Android solution since launch in December 2009

7 of Fortune 10; 50 of the Fortune 100; 8 of top 10 financial; 5 of top 10 healthcare Only iOS/Android solution certified for use by DoD, DHS, DARPA, federal government

Over 70% of largest customers already formally supporting BYOD

About Good Technology the leader in multiplatform enterprise mobility

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Thank You!

Questions?


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Q&A Session

Jonathan Feldman

Contributing EditorInformationWeek

John Herrema

SVP Corporate StrategyGood Technology


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