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Zenprise Releases BYOD
Tool Kit
November 8, 2011
The
proliferation of enterprise smartphones and tablets—both corporate and
personally owned—makes secure mobile device management a top priority
for IT organizations. In fact, the need for secure MDM is only growing.
Recent statistics suggest that more than 79 percent of corporate
employees work at least one day per week out of the office; over 60
percent of these employees use three or more devices each day. No longer
can IT dictate computing and mobile devices.
“Many companies fear BYOD, but we believe BYOD is a great opportunity
for enterprises to mobilize their business,” said Ahmed Datoo, Zenprise
CMO. “Our BYOD Tool Kit takes the fear out of BYOD and lets IT say yes
to mobile device choice.”
Zenprise BYOD Tool Kit ncludes:
Rogue Device Assessment: The first critical step in protecting the
enterprise is identifying potentially non-compliant devices. The
Zenprise Rogue Device Assessment will identify all potentially unmanaged
BYOD devices on a corporate network. The assessment includes a report
that details—by user device types and operating systems—the frequency of
device connections to the corporate network. Zenprise has run a number
of these audits and found enterprises with as many as 10,000 unknown
devices accessing corporate networks. Unmanaged mobile devices often
lack the security required to meet corporate compliance requirements.
Enterprise Mobility Executive Checklist: This checklist was designed to
provide leaders of organizations with a set of best practices to help
them guide their organizations in successfully rolling out a BYOD
program. The Zenprise Enterprise Mobility Executive Checklist outlines
key management considerations for deploying, securing, and managing the
mobile enterprise.
Mobile Security Framework: Truly protecting mobile enterprises requires
an end-to-end mobile security strategy. Device security is no longer
enough. Vulnerabilities exist on the device, but they also exist in
mobile applications, the network, and within data. The Zenprise Mobile
Enterprise Security Framework is an end-to-end security blueprint for
organizations seeking enterprise-grade mobile device management and
security. The framework provides administrators a structure to assess
monitoring, controlling, and protecting mobile devices, applications,
networks, and data.
The Zenprise Enterprise Security Framework, includes an enterprise-grade
mobile data leakage prevention (DLP) solution for managing and securing
the growing number of personally owned devices entering the workplace.
Zenprise’s Enterprise Security Framework solution includes Mobile
Security Intelligence and the Zenprise Enterprise Mobile DLP solution.
Together, Zenprise’s Mobile Security Intelligence and Enterprise Mobile
DLP solutions combine visibility with control and protection across the
entire data lifecycle.
Mobile
Security Intelligence gives IT administrators visibility into mobile
network traffic and user behavior by device, user, system or
application, and integrates with enterprise Security Information and
Event Management (SIEM) systems. This can help administrators identify
compliance violations such as unauthorized access, insider threats, and
leakage of sensitive corporate data, as well as arm them with the
information they need to remediate the situation.
Unlike other offerings, the Zenprise Mobile DLP solution works by
transparently monitoring and securing content at the data layer rather
than by trying to isolate or "containerize" applications, an approach
that often hampers the user experience and isn't always effective. The
solution features dynamic context- and content-aware, policy-based
mobile DLP capabilities that provide security, data control, audit and
compliance, and data expiry for sensitive data across its lifecycle.
In addition, the Zenprise Enterprise Mobile DLP solution integrates
natively with Microsoft SharePoint and Office 365 via an encrypted
network connection that enables end-to-end control and synchronization
of corporate data. The implementation is a snap-in approach and requires
virtually no change to an organization’s existing infrastructure. |