Mobility Solutions
for State & Local Government
Form Factor. Portable form factors make mobile devices susceptible to loss or theft.
Malicious or Risky Apps collect and share data such as personally identifiable information (PII) and device location with third-party advertising and analytics systems.
Data Loss Data can be lost through cloud services and productivity apps via open-in, copy, paste, and forwarding functions.
Device Tampering exploit OS vulnerabilities to jailbreak or root devices, bypass security, and install malicious apps from unauthorized app stores.
Always-On Connectivity. Mobile devices are hyper-connected and often access sensitive data over untrusted networks, increasing the risk of data loss through Wi-Fi sniffing, rogue access points and man-in-the-middle attacks.
Security and Compliance
Today, mobile operating systems have a sandboxed file system and protected kernel, so traditional security threats present less of a concern. However, mobile technologies face three other types of threats: user-based, device-based, and network-based.
Threat vectors on mobile vs. PCs
Sandboxed mobile operating systems are secure. Threats such as malware are mitigated by OS design. Preventing data loss on mobile requires focus on a different set of risk vectors.
Mobility Starter Pack
designed for
State and Local Government Requirements
Mobility strategy whiteboard session
Assessment of existing mobile implementation
Mobile email plus policy integration
Automated mobile threat remediation
Holistic monitoring of mobile IT environment
Implementation and training