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Download presentations from Information Security Decisions 2012
At ISD 2012, many of the industry's leading information security experts gathered to share vendor-neutral expertise and proven security strategies. Conference supplement
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Wireless Lunchtime Learning Security School
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Best Mobile Data Security Products 2011
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Quiz: Mobile device policy: How to prevent data theft
How much do you know about mobile device policies and preventing data theft? Take this short quiz to determine what you've learned from our Security School on mobile device security policies with Lisa Phifer. Quiz
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Handheld and mobile device security: Mobile malware, breach prevention
This mini learning guide offers tips from the experts on how to bulk up your mobile device security policies and techniques in order to protect sensitive corporate data. Our experts define common mobile device security concerns, and identify must-hav... Learning Guide
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Quiz: Essential practices for securing mobile devices
A five-question multiple-choice quiz to test your understanding of the content presented in the Essential practices for securing mobile devices lesson of SearchSecurity.com's Messaging Security School. Messaging Security School
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Defending Mobile Devices: Mock up lesson page
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Building trust into mobile computing
The Trusted Computing Group unveiled "use-cases" that describe secure ways in which to implement features and functions of mobile devices. Executive Briefing
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Learning guide: The five steps of baseline Bluetooth security
In this five step Learning Guide, you will learn the Bluetooth security basics, including how to protect against a Bluetooth hack or virus, how to disable Bluetooth and how to secure Bluetooth devices in the enterprise. Step-by-Step Guide
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When a handheld becomes a security problem
Read Chapter 4, When a Handheld Becomes Information Security's Problem, from the book "PDA Security" written by David Melnick, Mark Dinman, Alexander Muratov and Robert Elfanbaum. Book Chapter
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PCI Council urges P2P encryption for mobile payments
A PCI Council guidance document requires merchants to use a validated PIN entry device or secure card reader to accept payments using mobile devices. News | 16 May 2012
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BYOD security policy, not MDM, at heart of smartphone security
Effective security policies, not a mobile device management platform, will solve corporate mobile device security issues, according to a security expert. News | 13 Apr 2012
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Experts say it's time for a mobile security review
There are many mobile device management (MDM) platforms, but they may be unnecessary if you can use the security features native to the devices. News | 03 Apr 2012
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Top 10 mobile risks list highlights fundamental weaknesses
An OWASP team has unveiled a non-hyped list of weaknesses and how to properly mitigate them. News | 21 Mar 2012
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Symantec acquires Nukona for MDM, mobile application control
Analyst says move is important step in addressing the need for mobile application control and document management capabilities. News | 20 Mar 2012
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NSA mobile security plan could be industry roadmap
Tight controls over the mobile device and the use of VPN tunnels could be employed in enterprise mobile security plans. News | 15 Mar 2012
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Apple Configurator provides free iOS device management for IT
A new free app, Apple Configurator, allows businesses to deploy, manage, and configure more than one iOS device. It’s not MDM, but it’s a step in the right direction. News | 12 Mar 2012
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What are the best Android mobile security apps?
A security testing firm analyzed the malware detection capabilities in dozens of Android mobile security apps. Only 17 made the trustworthy list. News | 06 Mar 2012
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Mobile security, BYOD policy issues to trend at RSA 2012, analysts say
BYOD policy issues are a big concern for enterprises grappling to secure employee smartphones and tablets, say analysts previewing RSA 2012. News | 21 Feb 2012
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New MDM service ties Apple, Android devices to Active Directory
Centrify mobile security supports Apple iOS and Google Android devices and can connect them to Microsoft Active Directory, but it lacks the robust management features found in major MDM suites, analyst says. News | 14 Feb 2012
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MDM security features vs. mobile native security: Striking a balance
MDM features abound, but should they always trump native security features of mobile devices? Lisa Phifer discusses the pros and cons. Tip
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Examining Kindle Fire security, Silk browser security in the enterprise
Do Kindle Fire security issues, combined with weak Silk browser security, make the red-hot consumer device too risky for enterprises? Michael Cobb explains. Tip
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How to set up your own secure enterprise Android app store
Reduce the risk posed by smartphones and mobile applications by setting up a corporate app store for users that helps ensure Android application security. Tip
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Managed mobility services: Benefits of MDM in the cloud
Mike Chapple on dealing with the mobile device management market and what MMS can do to benefit an organization. Tip
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Enterprise mobile access: Considerations for two-factor mobile authentication
Is two-factor mobile authentication the only answer to secure enterprise mobile access? Randall Gamby explores keeping mobile access under control. Tip
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Exploring Google Chromebook security for the enterprise
The Chromebook is unique among new entrants in the mobile device arena. Mike Cobb breaks down the key Google Chromebook security issues enterprises need to know. Tip
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Android security settings and controls for Android enterprise security
Can Androids ever be secure enough for corporate use? Learn about Android security controls to enable effective Android enterprise security. Tip
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How to write an effective enterprise mobile device security policy
Expert Lisa Phifer explains the process for creating a winning enterprise mobile device security policy that reduces the risk of mobile data threats. Tip
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Mitigating security risks of mobile location-based services technology
What can enterprises do to mitigate the security risk of mobile location-based services technology and the like? Start by limiting smartphone apps. Tip
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Understanding iPad security concerns for better iPad enterprise management
Are iPad security concerns burdening your company’s adoption of the technology? Expert Michael Cobb discusses common security concerns and iPad enterprise management issues. Tip
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Does accelerometer research portend keyboard-vibration attacks?
Expert Nick Lewis examines smartphone accelerometer research that may lead to keyboard-vibration attacks via a smartphone on a nearby computer. Answer
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How acceptable use agreements can combat BYOD security issues
Is your organization facing BYOD security issues? Learn how the implementation of acceptable use agreements can help contain these issues. Answer
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Can Android virtual patching thwart Android malware attacks?
Application security expert Mike Cobb weighs the pros and cons of Android virtual patching to thwart Android malware attacks. Answer
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Assessing smartphone eavesdropping via keyboard vibrations
Is smartphone eavesdropping via keyboard vibrations a credible enterprise threat? Mike Chapple explains. Answer
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Assessing Google Chrome extension flaws and Chromebook security
Learn how flaws in the Google Chrome extensions affect the Chromebook security and the role they play in a risk assessment. Answer
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Android malicious apps: How to tell secure Android apps from malware
Distinguishing malicious Android apps from clean ones can be tough, particularly for users with little security savvy. Expert Nick Lewis gives advice. Answer
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Do any particular mobile device vulnerabilities outweigh the others?
Are there certain mobile devices that are inherently more vulnerable than others? Learn more in this expert response from Nick Lewis. Answer
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Rating Windows 7 mobile device encryption
Is it true that Windows 7 mobile device encryption isn’t on-board? How does that affect the phones’ security? Expert Michael Cobb looks at how mobile encryption is vital to enterprise security. Answer
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Can smartphones get viruses and spread them to the network?
Today's powerful smartphones can sometimes spread viruses to the corporate network. Learn how it can happen and how to prevent it. Ask the Expert
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Creating a company mobile phone policy to fight mobile phone malware
Are mobile phones the new frontier for money-making malware? In this expert response, Nick Lewis explains recent advancements in mobile malware and how your company can protect itself from them. Ask the Expert
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Joel Snyder’s five-step mobile device protection plan
Are securing mobile devices a top priority for your enterprise? Expert Joel Snyder discusses his five-step mobile device protection plan in this exclusive SearchSecurity.com video. Video
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Black Hat 2011: Android attacks and smartphone privacy leaks
Neil Daswani and his team demonstrated a drive-by attack on an Android smartphone and discussed behavioral analysis of more than 10,000 Android applications. Video
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Don Bailey on mobile device threats, mobile device security policy
In this video, researcher Don Bailey of iSec Partners discusses the myriad threats facing corporate mobile devices, and how to stop them. Video
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Security risks prompt retooling of enterprise mobile security strategy
Cybercriminals will find ways to bypass native security restrictions on smartphones and other devices, says security luminary Winn Schwartau. Video
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Fight mobile attacks, data loss risks by locking down devices
Mobile malware has been minimal, but attackers are developing attacks that target smartphones to gain access to sensitive data, says security luminary Winn Schwartau. Video
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Fact or fiction: Mobile device attacks
Access this podcast to find out how to avoid mobile threats, and discover which of the top five myths about mobile security are true and which are false. Podcast
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Mobile malware targeting Android, iPhones, says Kaspersky Lab expert
Mobile malware has been increasing in scope and intensity explains Denis Maslennikov, senior malware analyst on Kaspersky Lab's global research and analysis team. Video
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RSA Conference 2011 preview: Mobile security
In this RSA Conference 2011 preview video, SearchSecurity.com News Director Robert Westervelt moderates a discussion on the growing threat posed by mobile devices and the state of the network perimeter. Speakers include SearchSecurity.com Senior Site... Video
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Forrester's advice for data governance maturity model success
Forrester Research Senior Analyst Andrew Jaquith gives advice for data governance maturity model success and why enterprises should do more than just follow a standardized set of guidelines to protect data. Video
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Unified communications: Securing a converged infrastructure
With so many different communications systems being combined, it can be tough to know where to start when it comes to security. In this video, John Burke explains the basics of securing this new type of infrastructure. Video
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MDM security features vs. mobile native security: Striking a balance
MDM features abound, but should they always trump native security features of mobile devices? Lisa Phifer discusses the pros and cons. Tip
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Download presentations from Information Security Decisions 2012
At ISD 2012, many of the industry's leading information security experts gathered to share vendor-neutral expertise and proven security strategies. Conference supplement
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PCI Council urges P2P encryption for mobile payments
A PCI Council guidance document requires merchants to use a validated PIN entry device or secure card reader to accept payments using mobile devices. News
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Does accelerometer research portend keyboard-vibration attacks?
Expert Nick Lewis examines smartphone accelerometer research that may lead to keyboard-vibration attacks via a smartphone on a nearby computer. Answer
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Examining Kindle Fire security, Silk browser security in the enterprise
Do Kindle Fire security issues, combined with weak Silk browser security, make the red-hot consumer device too risky for enterprises? Michael Cobb explains. Tip
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How acceptable use agreements can combat BYOD security issues
Is your organization facing BYOD security issues? Learn how the implementation of acceptable use agreements can help contain these issues. Answer
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BYOD security policy, not MDM, at heart of smartphone security
Effective security policies, not a mobile device management platform, will solve corporate mobile device security issues, according to a security expert. News
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Experts say it's time for a mobile security review
There are many mobile device management (MDM) platforms, but they may be unnecessary if you can use the security features native to the devices. News
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How to set up your own secure enterprise Android app store
Reduce the risk posed by smartphones and mobile applications by setting up a corporate app store for users that helps ensure Android application security. Tip
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Top 10 mobile risks list highlights fundamental weaknesses
An OWASP team has unveiled a non-hyped list of weaknesses and how to properly mitigate them. News
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About Handheld and Mobile Device Security Best Practices
Enhance handheld security in several ways, such as encryption, to prevent hacker attacks, threats, flaws and vulnerabilities on your BlackBerry, iPhone, Bluetooth, Windows, Symbian, Palm and all other mobile devices.