Is It Time for a Mobile Security Assessment?
The current state of mobility
59%of C-level security leaders describe their business as either partially or fully mobile.1
64%report that mobility has increased productivity and efficiency.2
28%of CIOs say that their organization doesn't even have a mobile strategy.3
63%say enterprise mobility has surfaced a greater number of security risks and concerns than anticipated.4
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Among the top challenges that enterprises face with mobility are:
Protecting data
Application security
concerns
Separation of work and
personal data
Organizations feel the effect of these challenges in a number of ways.
67%of organizations said a data breach likely resulted from employees using their mobile devices to access sensitive company information.5
33%of employees say they have more access to confidential or classified documents, while only 8 percent of IT says that employees have this access.6
20%of BYOD programs will fail because IT is trying to implement MDM solutions that are too restrictive.7
Enterprises need a mobile security plan to strategically balance risk and employee productivity. This involves right sizing mobile policies, leveraging tools to manage risks and where possible enabling more open environments for better user experience.
A comprehensive mobile security assessment: Know your needs
Legal policies and regulatory requirements
Mobility infrastructure
Mobility applications
Data protection
Mobility end points
Risk and threat management
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"2016 Mobile Security & Business Transformation Study," Information Security Media Group, 2016, http://public.dhe.ibm.com/common/ssi/ecm/wg/en/wgl03118usen/WGL03118USEN.PDF.
Ibid.
Josh Brost, "1 in 4 CIOs Say Their Organization Doesn't Have a Mobile Strategy," Robert Half Technology, March 25, 2014, https://www.roberthalf.com/technology/blog/ 1-in-4-cios-say-their-organization-has-no-mobile-strategy.
"2016 Mobile Security & Business Transformation Study," Information Security Media Group, 2016, http://public.dhe.ibm.com/common/ssi/ecm/wg/en/wgl03118usen/WGL03118USEN.PDF.
"The Economic Risk of Confidential Information on Mobile Devices in the Workplace," Ponemon Institute, Feb. 2016.
Ibid.
"Gartner Predicts 20% of BYOD Programs Will Fail in the Next Two Years," Unified Communication Strategies, Jan. 14, 2014, http://www.ucstrategies.com/unified-communications- newsroom/gartner-predicts-20-of-byod-programswill-fail-in-the-next-two-years.aspx.
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We’ll assess not only the security effectiveness in these areas, but how security protocols align with overarching business needs.
Mobiledevice
management (MDM)
Mobile application
management (MAM)
Security and threat protection
across the organization
As part of its assessment,
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Business management and governance
Learn more about the Samsung and Booz Allen Hamilton security assessment services:
samsung.com/mobile-security-assessmentboozallen.com/cybersolutions
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