mobile device security
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January 15th, 2015
WELCOME TO CVTEC
Mobile SecurityTablets and Smart Phones
Tim Torian
www.toriangroup.com
President, Torian Group, Inc.
Top Concerns
Loss
Unathorized access
Data loss / Corruption
Should you be concerned?
--79% report mobile security
incidents in the past year
--52% of large companies
say cost of mobile security
incidents last year exceeded
$500,000
--66% say careless
employees greatest security
risk
Theft / Loss
Set a Pin or password
Set to automatically lock
Put your contact info – screen or label
Activate or install “find my phone” app
Install security app
Turn on Encryption
Turn on Location
Enable remote wipe if available
Act immediately if lost Under a new law, wireless carriers can render your device useless
Backup
Take inventory
Already synced?
Keep track of your passwords / account logins
Record your IMEI/MEID (phone ID)
SD card?
Security Common sense
Trust not ye public wireless
Connect over VPN
Use phone data plan
Use HTTPS where possible
Use common Sense
Don’t click on unknown links
Don’t respond to unknown SMS
Install Caller ID App
Wipe your phone when upgrading
Managing your phone
Like your PC, install updates for security
Update your Apps regularly
Be aware of App Permissions when installing
Don’t Root your phone
Turn off unused features:
Bluetooth
Infrared / NFC
Apps
Install only from Google/Apple/Microsoft store
Make sure it has lots of users – over 100K
Be careful of linked Apps
Login with Facebook / Google
Shared passwords
Access to contacts etc.
Uninstall if not needed
Don’t use devices with corporate data to
entertain your kids.
Malware
Install only from Google/Apple/Microsoft store
Make sure it has lots of users – over 100K
Be careful of linked Apps
Login with Facebook / Google
Shared passwords
Access to contacts etc.
Uninstall if not needed
Don’t use devices with corporate data to
entertain your kids.
Install AntiMalware app Trend, BitDefender, Lookout.com
Phishing
Txting for cash – SMS Scams
Email – as usual
Web links
Fake password notices
Malicious Apps
Online Banking scams
Passwords
Unique complex passwords
Use a password manager (lastpass, 1password)
Where possible set a separate password for
linked Apps
Keep a separate email account for password
recovery, not on your phone
Use 2 factor authentication where possible
Automatic login…
Sharing
Turn off automatic posting where possible
Share your location with caution
Be aware of what photos reveal
Pick one thing
Tim TorianPresident - Torian Group, Inc.Microsoft Partner Cisco Authorized HP Authorized partner Dell Partner
• What will you do differently?
• Additional Resources:www.toriangroup.com/security