The enemy in your pocket

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The enemy in your pocket

Securing smartphones in the enterprise

Vicente Diaz, Senior Security Analyst, GReAT

Gartner Symposium/ITxpo 2012, Barcelona

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BYOD will come regardless you have a policy or not

Human behavior has shifted, BYOD is a response to that

My CEO heard we can save money through BYOD

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1. The problem

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BYOD reanalyzed

Where?

What devices?

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What´s the problem?Problem 1: Infection

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Can this happen?

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What are we really afraid of?

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Bad PR is worse than bad IT

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What´s new then?

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Are they vulnerable?

Highlights from 2012:

NFC Vulnerability by Charlie Miller

iPhone 4S and Samsung Galaxy S3 owned

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Do you like chocolates?

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Who else wants to spy on you?

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FinSpy

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ProtectionSure, I have swipe gesture password

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BYOD ≠ Data Leak

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2. Perspective

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Perspective

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Perspective

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Perspective

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Abusing Consumerization - Mobile devicesAre they dangerous?

It depends on what you do with it!

FacebookTwitterGmail

Corporate e-mailReading corporate documentsWriting confidential e-mails?

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Where is the data?

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Demo

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Using the cloud

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Some tools

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3. What now?

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Kim Stevenson

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Reality for most companies is different

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Reality for most companies is different

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Conclusions

BYOD: Myth vs Reality

Policies are necessary, but they are not enough

Is the problem in the device or in educating users?

Who is responsible for the security of the device?

We all love chocolates!

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Thank You

Vicente Diaz, Senior Security Researcher, Global Research and Analysis Team

@trompi

vicente.diaz@kaspersky.com

Questions?