The Mobile Wireless Enterprise: Managing the New Complexity

1. The Mobile Wireless Enterprise: Managing the New Complexity

2. Paul MillerManaging Director, Wireless & Mobile • More than 15 years experience in mobile and security industries • Develop Symantec’s mobile client security strategy and delivery and the overall vision for mobile and wireless as it pertains to the enterprise and consumer markets • Key highlights: • Identity strategy using mobile infrastructure to combat identity fraud, particularly for the enterprise and financial markets • PKI-based identity and mobile commerce • Copy protection, license management, and Digital Rights Management product lines

3. 74 Symantec Monitored Countries 40,000+ Registered Sensors in 180+ Countries 8 Symantec Security Response Centers + + + AdvancedHoneypot Network +120 Million Systems Worldwide +30% of World’s email Traffic + >6,200 Managed Security Devices Dublin, Ireland Calgary, Canada Tokyo, Japan San Francisco, CA Redwood City, CA Twyford, England Santa Monica, CA Munich, Germany Alexandria, VA Pune, India Taipei, Taiwan Sydney, Australia Symantec™ Global Intelligence Network 4 Symantec SOCs 200,000 malware submissions per month Millions of security alerts per month Millions of threat reports per month Hundreds of MSS customers

4. The Smartphone Security “Perfect Storm” Increasing Mobile Device Threats: Mobile virus variants have doubled every 6 months since 2004 (235 mobile virus variants in H1’06)(Source: Symantec Security Response) Fastest Growing Device Segment: Smartphone growth = 77%Other mobiles = 27%Mobiles out ship PC’s 5:1 in 2006(Source: Canalys for H1’05 to H1’06, IDC & Gartner) IT is Organizing: Ad hoc deployment giving way to centralized policies that include all endpoints (Server, PC, Laptop and Mobile) Mobile/wireless IT spending likely to exceed IT budget growth in many organizations: 12.5% avg. growth rate(Source: Gartner) Enterprise Faith: 80% of companies are allowing corporate data on devices, yet continue to not secure the data* Outdated Thinking: 75% of companies have not addressed smartphone security* (60% cite security as biggest mobility obstacle*) * Q1 2006Symantec survey conducted by Economist Intelligence Unit

5. Security Dashboard Security Management Information Security ! i Security Foundation Smartphone Mobile Devices are Part of the Endpoint Policy Management Vulnerability Management Information Management Event & Log Management Laptop Desktop File Server Application Server Messaging Server Database Server

6. Symantec Mobile Security Strategy Integrated ProtectionProtection from unwanted network intrusions, as well as from viruses, Trojans, and worms Centralized ManagementAdministrators can configure, lock, and enforce security policies either remotely or locally Comprehensive ResponseAutomatic wireless security and application updates via LiveUpdate™ ensure current on-device protection

7. Mobile Security Trends • Mobile is the newest platform… and now part of the endpoint • Emerging Mobile market lags PC… hackers attack the weakest link • Smartphones… the newest step in device evolution • Hybrid Ownership – The “Pro-sumer”… both employee & consumer • Loss/Theft/Damage of the device far more likely than PCs • New Trends in Mobile Device Attacks: • Pranking4Profit • Snoopware • Loss Mitigation

8. Pranking4Profit Mobile devices are becoming digital wallets and identities • Mobile attacks now are more for financial gain… not notoriety • Premium SMS attacks can drain user accounts • Mobile devices are increasingly becoming payment instruments

9. Snoopware Snoopware puts a stranger in your bedroom and a competitor in your boardroom • Invasion of Privacy • People are the Perimeter: Mobile blurs the distinction between Employee and Consumer, between user and network • If a mobile phone is always with you… it is always at risk • Snoopware: Mobile spyware exploits telephony apps…not just e-mail

10. Loss Mitigation Lost phones hurt everyone: Users, Employers, and Operators • Loss/Theft/Damage of mobile devices is far more likely than PCs • Regulations forcing disclosure on lost laptops will apply to mobile phones as the information is shared between devices • Loss Mitigation: Flexible defense to match the risk

11. Future of Mobile Enterprise and Security • Mobile security and mobile device management market: • $1B in 2004, $12B in 2009; 78% CAGR (Source: Adventis) • Mobile/wireless IT spending likely to exceed IT budget growth in many organizations: 12.5% avg. growth rate (Source: Gartner) • Enterprises will extend existing security applications to mobile devices • Mobile devices will increase their role in security • Enterprises will need security that support key mobile platforms: Symbian, Windows, Palm, and Linux • Ad hoc mobile security approaches are giving way to centralized security policies that address ALL endpoint devices: PCs, laptops and smartphones • ISPs will enable enterprises to secure “in region”

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