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- 1Fingerprint lockBuilt-in fingerprint reader
- 2Face lock –Face recognition
- 3Swipe lockChoose a pattern
- 4Passcode lockChoose a PIN or add complexity
- 5Remote wipesWipe everything • At least your data is safe if like you phone got lost or some one sael it wipes from a app or web site
- 6Locator applicationsBuilt-in GPS • And location “helpers” • Find your phone on a map • Control from afar • Make a sound • Display a message
- 7Remote backup applicationsDifficult to backup something that’s always moving • Backup to the cloud • Constant backup - No manual process • Backup without wires - Use the existing network • Restore with one click • Restores everything • Authenticate and wait
- 8• Failed login attempts restrictionsiOS: Erase everything after 10 failed attempts • Android: Lock the device and require a Google login
- 9Antivirus/Anti-malwareApple iOS • Closed environment, tightly regulated • Malware has to find a vulnerability • Android • More open, apps can be installed from anywhere • Easier for malware to find its way in • Apps run in a “sandbox” • You control what data an app can vie
- 10• Patching/OS updatesAll devices need updates - Even mobile devices • Device patches - Security updates • Operating system updates - New features, bug fixes • Don’t get behind! - Avoid security problems
- 11Biometric authenticationFingerprint, face, iris
- 12Full device encryptionEncrypt all device data • Phone keeps the key • iOS 8 and later • Personal data is encrypted with your passcode • Android - Full device encryption can be turned on
- 13Multifactor authenticationMulti-factor authentication • More than one factor • Passcode, password, swipe pattern
- 14Authenticator applicationsPseudo-random token generators • A useful authentication factor • Carry around physical token devices • Where are my keys again? • You’re carrying your phone around • And it’s pretty powerful
- 15Trusted sources vs. untrusted sourcesOnce malware is on a phone, it has a huge amount of access • Don’t install APK files from an untrusted source • iOS • All apps are curated by Apple • Android • Apps can be downloaded from • Google Play or sideloaded • This is where problems can occur
- 16FirewallsMobile phones don’t include a firewall • Most activity is outbound, not inbound • Some mobile firewall apps are available • Most for Android • None seem to be widely used • Enterprise environments can control mobile apps • Firewalls can allow or disallow access
- 17BYOD vs. corporate-ownedBring Your Own Device user-owned mobile devices
- 18company- phone• Set policies on apps, data, camera, etc. • Control the remote device • The entire device or a “partition
Centralized management of the mobile devices • Specialized functionality / Mobile Device Manager (MDM) - 19Manage access controForce screen locks and PINs on these single user devices
- 20Profile security requirementsA lock screen
If it a company phone it will have
Set policies on apps, data, camera, etc. • Control the remote device • The entire device or a “partition
And • Centralized management of the mobile devices • Specialized functionality / Mobile Device Manager (MDM)
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