Empowering and Securing BYOD Email
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Empowering and Securing BYOD Email
- 1. mutsmuts
- 5. tipiro
- 6. dolescum
- 10. minifig
- 11. mescon
- 12. szeke
- 13. Ronan_C
- 15. mutsmuts
- 16. Stuart Barr
- 17. Tommy Ironic
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- 19. Gerard Stolk (vers le Midi Carême)
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- 24. Lst1984
- 25. Leo Reynolds
- 27. wovox
- 28. Leo Reynolds
- 29. Wootang01
- 38. gamp
- 40. Leo Reynolds
- 41. mag3737
- 42. chrisinplymouth
- 43. Leo Reynolds
- 44. “There is, perhaps, a call to action here… otherwise smart workers will use the initiative you presumably pay them for to work around the limitations.” Dale Vile
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- 52. Craft Australia
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- 107. Simon Cocks
- 108. Craft Australia
- 109. mutsmuts
Editor's Notes
- #2: Hi My name’s Justin Pirie I’m the Cloud Strategist here at Mimecast but I’m best known as an Analyst Blogger in the SaaS and Cloud space.
- #7: Archive
- #8: Continutity
- #9: Security
- #17: Confict?
- #18: Recent survey- 76% said Mobile devices are essential
- #19: Same 76% said devices presented a security risk
- #20: 78% already allow employees to use personal devices- Decisive analytics
- #21: Only 39 percent have the necessary security controls to address the risk,
- #22: and only 45 percent have enforceable policies
- #23: Deletion- control. How can you be sure everything is deleted?
- #24: 63% of data loss was on a mobile device- Ponenmon
- #25: We have a looming problem
- #26: There are 3 Questions we need to ask:
- #27: Why should we consider BYOD?
- #28: How do I enable employees to be productive
- #29: How do I secure access to corporate email and reduce the risk of data loss
- #30: Glass half full or half empty?
- #31: http://tech.fortune.cnn.com/2011/02/07/idc-smartphone-shipment-numbers-passed-pc-in-q4-2010/
- #34: Smartphone market growing strong
- #38: Disconnect between what the business thinks they use and what employees do
- #39: For the first time in history, consumers have access to better IT at home than at work
- #40: I want to use the device I want to Smartphones Tablets Laptops PC Social Media
- #41: 240 Additional hours worked per year by the average mobile worker- iPass
- #42: 91% of mobile workers will check their smartphone during downtime
- #43: 87% of mobile workers will use their tablets for work – only 41% of tablets are corp. provided
- #44: 87% of mobile workers will use their tablets for work – only 41% of tablets are corp. provided
- #45: The people who actually BYOD are most likely to be your most innovative workers There is, perhaps, a call to action here for… otherwise smart workers will use the initiative you presumably pay them for to work around the limitations.
- #46: Enable your HERO’s
- #47: The people who actually BYOD are most likely to be your most innovative workers
- #48: power laptop users make 44% more money, use more collaboration apps, and carry an average of three devices wherever they go." Also more likely to communte longer distances and be part of a distributed team
- #49: HERO’s want tech that think makes them more efficient
- #50: Not holds them back
- #51: And represents their personal brand BIN?
- #52: Benefits
- #53: Staffing- Retention, Happiness, Hiring
- #54: More efficient, More productive, More responsive, More Agile
- #56: How do I enable employees to be productive
- #57: Glass half full or half empty?
- #58: Email is the “Killer” smartphone app
- #60: The only Universal communication tool- over 1 trillion attachments are sent every day in email
- #61: So it’s not surprising then an estimated 80% of corporate IP is contained within email
- #62: Having email gives employees access the corporate archive- tip of the iceberg
- #63: So we need to give email to our employees in a safe, secure way
- #64: How do I secure access to corporate email and reduce the risk of data loss
- #65: Glass half full or half empty?
- #66: We started by putting ourselves in your shoes
- #67: How do we enable productivity while minimising risk of loss
- #68: Supporting Multiple devices- allow users to make their own choices
- #69: Securely access information, view, collaborate
- #70: Because we already know that 63% of data loss was on a mobile device- Ponenmon And we already know that 80% of Corporate IP is stored in email
- #71: Carry very little on the device
- #72: Evolve to the Cloud data security paradigm- secure the data, not the device
- #73: IT’s role is emerging as the data custodian
- #74: To protect and empower the enterprise
- #75: If we want the benefits of BYOD we need to move away from control over the device to liberating the data
- #76: Making data work for you and your people
- #77: Don’t let your data go to die in an archive We used to make email easy, Starting this year, we’ll be making email more useful, productive
- #78: Add value to the business- don’t be looking over your shoulder
- #79: There have been two polarised approaches?
- #80: Glass half full or half empty?
- #81: Lock it all Down Draconian Secure
- #82: Trust Everyone Easy and Open Zero security
- #83: There is a Middle ground?
- #84: All good security decisions are done with GRC. Evaluate the risk posed by the data.
- #85: MDM- Exchange 2010 has significantly improved MDM. Enforcing PIN lock and remote wipe.
- #86: Deletion- control. How can you be sure everything is deleted?
- #87: But we still need to solve the problems of having the data on the device
- #88: Mimecast iPhone App
- #89: Archive Search- all your data available on the device. Full email function and control. Forward, reply.
- #94: Online authentication
- #95: The cultural shift in that’s happening in IT is palpable- BYOD is driving- visible manifestation and Cloud
- #96: Laptops- big mailboxes are still a risk
- #97: Archiving with great search and online authentication makes sure your data is always safe.
- #98: More advanced MDM features are available from other vendors if you’re not on Exchange 2010 or have additional requirements http://www.sap.com/campaigns/2011_04_mobility/assets/GartnerReport_MDM_MQ_April2011.pdf
- #99: The cultural shift in that’s happening in IT is palpable- BYOD is driving- visible manifestation and Cloud
- #100: It’s about losing the shackles
- #101: Moving from managing infrastructure to manging data and the glue
- #102: http://blog.permabit.com/index.php/2011/02/data-affordability-gap/
- #103: Move away from a fear of problems arising Focus on adding business value
- #104: Increasing productivity
- #105: We can’t pretend its an easy decision- leap of trust Trusting so many of these things to a cloud vendor So you can concentrate on the important things
- #106: A leap of faith?
- #107: It’s encumbant on us- CSA- ISO27001 leap of faith Non trivial decision
- #108: Full cold crisp lager
- #109: Mean professional services
- #110: Hi My name’s Justin Pirie I’m the Cloud Strategist here at Mimecast but I’m best known as an Analyst Blogger in the SaaS and Cloud space.