Mobility Challenges & Trends
The Financial Services Point Of View
Nikos Theodosiou
The Mobile World
Agenda
The Challenges
The BYOD Challenges
Applications Management Inability
Invisibility of installed applications on mobile devices
Inability to push company’s applications to mobile devices No control of rogue applications
Company’s Assets in Danger
Inability to find a lost or stolen device
The Branch Office Challenges
Centralized Management
Give IT the ability to manage all the branch infrastructure from one single location
Localized Execution
The user experience must be on par with local desktops at the branches
Security
Solutions
"By enabling employees to securely and easily access corporate data on their
own device or mobile workspace, productivity levels will naturally increase.”
Virtual Workspace Infrastructure (VDI+)
Workspace Mobility Enablement
Desktop As a Service (DaaS)
Capex Savings Through VDI As a Service
Security
MDM
DLP
Hosted Virtual Desktops Growth by Vertical
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50%Penetration of Hosted Virtual Desktop (HVD) by Verticals -2016
*HVD Market Forecast – Gartner Nov, 2012
Desktop & Application Delivery (VDI)
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Central Management
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Growth and speed to market
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Security and compliance
• No Data To Endpoint
• Two Factor Authentication
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Employee unique experience
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Mobility and device adoption
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Business continuity
1990 Desktop in PC 1990 Desktop in PC 2008 Desktop in Datacenter 2008 Desktop in Datacenter 2010 Desktops in Cloud 2010 Desktops in Cloud
Desktops in the Cloud!
Leverage “as a Service”
Lower Cost, no Cap-Ex
Centralized Management Turn-key Services Datacenter proximity Elastic, scalable Corporate Network Remote Office Mobile Office Home Virtual Desktops
DaaS = (Desktop as a Service)
VDI managed as a Cloud-based service by a 3
rdparty vendor or service providers
“Keeping the Complexity Below the Surface”
Facilities
Hardware
Software
VDI Software Windows Server License
SQL Server / Data Store SW Patching and Administration
Support and Maintenance Servers
Storage (RAID Protected) Networking Infrastructure Hardware Administration Support and Maintenance
Racks
Power and Cooling
Service Provider Class Data Center
Hybrid Cloud for EUC
Desktops Desktops Apps Apps Cloud Hosted Cloud Hosted Desktops Desktops Apps Apps Local Local Hosted HostedOrchestration of BYOD
MDM means Mobile Device Management but goes way beyond to cover
Applications
MDM software secures, monitors, manages and supports mobile devices
What MDM can do?
Security Management
Real-time protection / GPS Locate & Track / Device Backup/Restore / Remote Alarm/Notification and SIM Change Notification
Software Distribution
Control Unapproved Apps / Track installed Apps / Company’s Internal App store / Rogue App protection / Inventory of installed Apps
Policy Management
Require Passcode / Number of failed attempts before wipe / Password Complexity requirements / Data Roaming Settings (On/Off)
Inventory Management
Detailed reporting of asset information / Model name and number / Device’s holder name / Serial Numbers / Device’s IP Address
Service Management
Benefits of MDM
Device Management
Enforce company’s policies across diverse operating platforms (iOS, Android etc) Push company’s applications to managed devices over-the-air
Compliance
Workers have both personal and company data on their mobile devices
Data and Service security
Data Leakage Prevention Requirements
Data identification & classification
User roles and responsibilities
Regulatory requirements
Manage authorizations and actions on data
Enforce controls governing
What data user can access
What user can do with the data
Whether user can share data
Data access from mobile devices
Solutions to Meet Diverse Needs
Data leakage cannot be prevented by point solutions
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Network access control
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Controlling admin access to systems and data
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Managing smart devices and the BYOD hype
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Controlling Internet access and Email capabilities
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Endpoint protection mechanisms
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Virtual Desktop infrastructure
Mobility
Web/Email
Network
What NAC can do
NAC means Network Access/Admission Control
When a device tries to connect to a network…
NAC identifies the device and its type
Identifies and authenticates the user of the device
Scans device’s configuration in order to determine if it is compliant to corporate policies
Benefits of NAC
Mitigation of zero-day attacks
The key value of NAC is to prevent computers without Antivirus, patches, OS updates etc to access the network and place other computers & resources at risk
Policy Enforcement
NAC solutions allow network operators to define policies such as types of computers or roles of users allowed to access corporate resources
Identity and access management
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Data Center Optimization Solutions
Infrastructure Services
Security & Compliance Consolidation & Optimization Converged Networking Facilities Management
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Intracom Telecom
Datacenter Solutions
Cloud BuilderPrivate, Public, Hybrid
Cloud Planning & Design
Cloud Implementation Operations organization consulting Backup as a Service Storage as a Service Desktop as a Service Security as a Service
Cloud Based Solutions
Innovative cloud services
Cloud Security
Assuring Services delivery
Strategy
Engineering Services
Solution Integration