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Enterprise app security management 2014 and beyond

Troy C. Fulton
Troy C. Fulton

Troy Fulton of Tangoe gave a presentation on enterprise application management in 2014 and beyond. He discussed how mobile applications will become a core part of the enterprise IT stack in 2014. Some challenges discussed included getting the user experience right for both consumers and businesses, and securely managing bring your own apps. Fulton also covered containerization, virtualization, and application management strategies to securely deliver apps and integrate them with back-end systems. Recommendations included defining objectives and metrics for a pilot program to understand requirements before deploying mobile apps.

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息 2013 Tangoe, Inc. Enterprise Application Management: 2014 and Beyond Presented by: Troy Fulton, Director, Product Marketing November 13, 2013
息 2013 Tangoe, Inc. Todays Speaker 2 Troy Fulton Director, Product Marketing Senior product marketing and management positions with global corporations including Motorola Mobility, Nokia, and Compaq MBA from The College of William and Mary; BA from Boston College
息 2013 Tangoe, Inc. Agenda 2014 is THE year of Mobile Applications What is a Mobile Application? Use Case Examples Challenges to Overcome Containerization Virtualization App Management Execution Roadmap Recommendations 3
息 2013 Tangoe, Inc. 2014: Year of Mobile Enterprise Apps Enterprise mobility in 2014 driven by mobile enterprise applications (Ovum) Enterprise mobile apps take off Become a core part of the enterprise IT application stack Gartner: HTML5 and the browser dominate enterprise app development Developers expand UI models Integrate richer voice and video connecting people in new ways Mobile apps will grow while the number of applications shrink Enterprise mobility not a mobility or device problem IT corporate management problem Implications for secure access, content, application, and BI Business process transformation is next Mobility, creating new ways of working, and transforming Workers perform core tasks (beyond email) from any device, anywhere Organizations have begun this, in early adoption. 4
息 2013 Tangoe, Inc. What is a Mobile Web App? 5
息 2013 Tangoe, Inc. Mobile App Use Case Examples 6
息 2013 Tangoe, Inc. Mobile App Challenges Mobile strategies matureslowly Expands the range of apps offered to employeesmobilize the enterprise app stack MDM solutions provide strong mobile app lifecycle management tools Enterprise app store is a legitimate conduit Containerization offers white-list enforcement Challenge.getting the UX right Need a consumer-grade user experience with business class reliability Enterprises, will pay a guaranteed sum, then look for apps to be developed & iterated Failure results in loss of ROI, data breach, and trust erosion BYOD & BYOA are linked (of course) BYOA is widespread, and is a threat (Ovum) Cloud productivity apps: enterprise social networks, file sync & share, and VoIP 7
息 2013 Tangoe, Inc. Back-End Integration The Critical Path Enterprise mobile apps rely on real-time integration to back-end systems Ability to view performance indicators and drill down Mobile apps & users Unstructured knowledge content External content, results, diverse insights, internal content and collaboration outputs Integrated with portal solutions (i.e., SharePoint or SAP portal) Collaborative action among businesses and developers Enterprise mobile mashups Apps integrated with backend systems to expose actionable insights Mobile users can respond in real-time Consumer mashups Combines data from public sources via the browser So what? Mobility matters when connected to meaningful apps and data Access control, identity management, and data security are critical Cloud-based availability means enforce your ecosystem security requirements 8
息 2013 Tangoe, Inc. Mobile Apps Drive Corporate Policy Mobile value unlocked via apps Beyond email to line-of-business-specific apps Enterprise multi-screening Provide the right tools respective to device Secure app wrapping and VPN Whitelist and blacklist apps Difficult to keep up Containerization for high value data MDM can monitor, alert and enforce Secure data and encourage the right behavior Great app considerations Usability Secure but not invasive Focused on a specific task Extensibility Integratibility Manageability Multi-platform 9
息 2013 Tangoe, Inc. A Note on Privacy Plan and test for privacy Geographic considerations What is disabled? Roaming? Application monitoring? Installed Usage Device usage monitoring Voice SMS Data 10
息 2013 Tangoe, Inc. Protection Against BYOA Device Containers 11
息 2013 Tangoe, Inc. What is in a Container? 12
息 2013 Tangoe, Inc. Factors That Drive Selection and Deployment What functions will the user perform? What apps are needed? Value of data? Offline or only on-line? What data must be accessed or generated? Where must the data reside? What platforms must be supported? UX vs. federal/state regulation compliance 13
息 2013 Tangoe, Inc. Application Virtualization Options No re-development of existing app required Native gestures Fine-grained, offset mouse Rapid deployment High performance Mobilize Existing App Each application has its own workspace Easy navigation between applications Single Sign On (SSO) New applications easily added Workspace Aggregation New custom applications using preferred development tools Easy integration with existing applications and data sources Instant deployment for HTML5 apps SDK for native / hybrid development New Custom Apps
息 2013 Tangoe, Inc. Virtualization Can Enable Agility 15 Application Portfolio Wireless Network Impact Security Compatibility All applications can be mobilized No code changes required Handles random loss, latency and wireless interference Great performance and user experience over any network Write once, run anywhere Independent of client device, OS or browser No data on end device Full centralized policy management
息 2013 Tangoe, Inc. Mobile Application Management Execution Roadmap 16
息 2013 Tangoe, Inc. Final Recommendations Define the objectives and the metrics Identify the most pressing needs in terms of the users, apps, and devices Define a pilot to determine whats feasible and whats not Understand requirements and dependencies Security as enabler....not power over enforcer Does not mean skimp on security Consider monitor and respond respective to employee and data value vs. lock it down Do we need to keep data on the device? If so, how can we protect it? How do we distribute the app and its updates? Do we need to support personalization? 17
息 2013 Tangoe, Inc. Near Future BYOD users demand consumer UI experience at work Accelerates real-time communication and collaboration HTML5: ubiquitous mobile internet catalyst Anyone can deliver an app Forrester: the web is on borrowed time App Internet will offer a faster, simpler and better Internet experience Real-time communication, coordination and community Achieve effective data sharing, coordination and social interaction Break corporate silos by leveraging mobile collaboration toolsthink personal cloud Workspace aggregators Technology for combining user applications (from all sources) and data into 1 presentation Enable business process efficiency Take the lead, or be led by your users Enterprise agility is not marketing hype 18
息 2013 Tangoe, Inc. Questions and Contacts Contact information: Troy Fulton Troy.Fulton@Tangoe.com Tangoe 203.859.9300 info@tangoe.com www.tangoe.com

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Enterprise app security management 2014 and beyond

  • 1. 息 2013 Tangoe, Inc. Enterprise Application Management: 2014 and Beyond Presented by: Troy Fulton, Director, Product Marketing November 13, 2013
  • 2. 息 2013 Tangoe, Inc. Todays Speaker 2 Troy Fulton Director, Product Marketing Senior product marketing and management positions with global corporations including Motorola Mobility, Nokia, and Compaq MBA from The College of William and Mary; BA from Boston College
  • 3. 息 2013 Tangoe, Inc. Agenda 2014 is THE year of Mobile Applications What is a Mobile Application? Use Case Examples Challenges to Overcome Containerization Virtualization App Management Execution Roadmap Recommendations 3
  • 4. 息 2013 Tangoe, Inc. 2014: Year of Mobile Enterprise Apps Enterprise mobility in 2014 driven by mobile enterprise applications (Ovum) Enterprise mobile apps take off Become a core part of the enterprise IT application stack Gartner: HTML5 and the browser dominate enterprise app development Developers expand UI models Integrate richer voice and video connecting people in new ways Mobile apps will grow while the number of applications shrink Enterprise mobility not a mobility or device problem IT corporate management problem Implications for secure access, content, application, and BI Business process transformation is next Mobility, creating new ways of working, and transforming Workers perform core tasks (beyond email) from any device, anywhere Organizations have begun this, in early adoption. 4
  • 5. 息 2013 Tangoe, Inc. What is a Mobile Web App? 5
  • 6. 息 2013 Tangoe, Inc. Mobile App Use Case Examples 6
  • 7. 息 2013 Tangoe, Inc. Mobile App Challenges Mobile strategies matureslowly Expands the range of apps offered to employeesmobilize the enterprise app stack MDM solutions provide strong mobile app lifecycle management tools Enterprise app store is a legitimate conduit Containerization offers white-list enforcement Challenge.getting the UX right Need a consumer-grade user experience with business class reliability Enterprises, will pay a guaranteed sum, then look for apps to be developed & iterated Failure results in loss of ROI, data breach, and trust erosion BYOD & BYOA are linked (of course) BYOA is widespread, and is a threat (Ovum) Cloud productivity apps: enterprise social networks, file sync & share, and VoIP 7
  • 8. 息 2013 Tangoe, Inc. Back-End Integration The Critical Path Enterprise mobile apps rely on real-time integration to back-end systems Ability to view performance indicators and drill down Mobile apps & users Unstructured knowledge content External content, results, diverse insights, internal content and collaboration outputs Integrated with portal solutions (i.e., SharePoint or SAP portal) Collaborative action among businesses and developers Enterprise mobile mashups Apps integrated with backend systems to expose actionable insights Mobile users can respond in real-time Consumer mashups Combines data from public sources via the browser So what? Mobility matters when connected to meaningful apps and data Access control, identity management, and data security are critical Cloud-based availability means enforce your ecosystem security requirements 8
  • 9. 息 2013 Tangoe, Inc. Mobile Apps Drive Corporate Policy Mobile value unlocked via apps Beyond email to line-of-business-specific apps Enterprise multi-screening Provide the right tools respective to device Secure app wrapping and VPN Whitelist and blacklist apps Difficult to keep up Containerization for high value data MDM can monitor, alert and enforce Secure data and encourage the right behavior Great app considerations Usability Secure but not invasive Focused on a specific task Extensibility Integratibility Manageability Multi-platform 9
  • 10. 息 2013 Tangoe, Inc. A Note on Privacy Plan and test for privacy Geographic considerations What is disabled? Roaming? Application monitoring? Installed Usage Device usage monitoring Voice SMS Data 10
  • 11. 息 2013 Tangoe, Inc. Protection Against BYOA Device Containers 11
  • 12. 息 2013 Tangoe, Inc. What is in a Container? 12
  • 13. 息 2013 Tangoe, Inc. Factors That Drive Selection and Deployment What functions will the user perform? What apps are needed? Value of data? Offline or only on-line? What data must be accessed or generated? Where must the data reside? What platforms must be supported? UX vs. federal/state regulation compliance 13
  • 14. 息 2013 Tangoe, Inc. Application Virtualization Options No re-development of existing app required Native gestures Fine-grained, offset mouse Rapid deployment High performance Mobilize Existing App Each application has its own workspace Easy navigation between applications Single Sign On (SSO) New applications easily added Workspace Aggregation New custom applications using preferred development tools Easy integration with existing applications and data sources Instant deployment for HTML5 apps SDK for native / hybrid development New Custom Apps
  • 15. 息 2013 Tangoe, Inc. Virtualization Can Enable Agility 15 Application Portfolio Wireless Network Impact Security Compatibility All applications can be mobilized No code changes required Handles random loss, latency and wireless interference Great performance and user experience over any network Write once, run anywhere Independent of client device, OS or browser No data on end device Full centralized policy management
  • 16. 息 2013 Tangoe, Inc. Mobile Application Management Execution Roadmap 16
  • 17. 息 2013 Tangoe, Inc. Final Recommendations Define the objectives and the metrics Identify the most pressing needs in terms of the users, apps, and devices Define a pilot to determine whats feasible and whats not Understand requirements and dependencies Security as enabler....not power over enforcer Does not mean skimp on security Consider monitor and respond respective to employee and data value vs. lock it down Do we need to keep data on the device? If so, how can we protect it? How do we distribute the app and its updates? Do we need to support personalization? 17
  • 18. 息 2013 Tangoe, Inc. Near Future BYOD users demand consumer UI experience at work Accelerates real-time communication and collaboration HTML5: ubiquitous mobile internet catalyst Anyone can deliver an app Forrester: the web is on borrowed time App Internet will offer a faster, simpler and better Internet experience Real-time communication, coordination and community Achieve effective data sharing, coordination and social interaction Break corporate silos by leveraging mobile collaboration toolsthink personal cloud Workspace aggregators Technology for combining user applications (from all sources) and data into 1 presentation Enable business process efficiency Take the lead, or be led by your users Enterprise agility is not marketing hype 18
  • 19. 息 2013 Tangoe, Inc. Questions and Contacts Contact information: Troy Fulton Troy.Fulton@Tangoe.com Tangoe 203.859.9300 info@tangoe.com www.tangoe.com