This is a presentation that gives an overview of Symantec Mobility Portfolio

1. Mobilizing The

2. A visual Presentation by Rayane Hazimeh

3. WHAT YOU’LL LEARN
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2
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Why Mobile is so hot
What we have to do about it
Why should you care

4. A LITTLE ABOUT ME
• Lebanese
• Computer and Communication
Engineering and MBA degrees
• Security Consultant at Symantec
• Certifications: CCNA, CCNP,
CCDP, CCSK, VTSP, VSP, and
other stuff
• Activist in several initiatives to
promote Technology to women and
children
• Hobbies: dancing, outdoor
activities
• My Motto: Live, Laugh and Love
I really enjoy what I do!

5. This Presentation is
about
YOU
YOU

8. You Were Born to Move Around

9. Mobile is freeing humanity from the ball and the chain
that is the PC

10. WELCOME TO
THE MOBILE FUTURE

11. THE MOBILE
FUTURE
By the end of 2013, the number
of mobile-connected devices will
exceed the number of people on
earth, and by 2017 there will be
nearly 1.4 mobile devices per
capita.
Mobile-connecte
will genera2017
M-future 2012-2017
Mobile network connection speeds
will increase 7-fold by 2017.
Two-thirds of the world’s mobile
data traffic will be video by 2017.
Global mobile
data
traffic
will
increase 13-fold between 2012 and
2017
.
.
The
average
smartphone
will
generate 2.7 GB of traffic per month
in 2017, an 8-fold increase over the
2012 average of 342 MB per month.
By 2017, 41 percent of all global
mobile
devices
and
connections
could
potentially
be
capable
of
connecting
to
an
IPv6
mobile
network

12. The Middle East and Africa region
are expected to witness the highest
mobile data traffic growth rates of
77% through 2017,
By the end of 2013, the number
of mobile-connected devices
will exceed the number of
people on earth, and by 2017
there will be nearly 1.4 mobile
devices per capita.
.
The average smartphone will
generate 2.7 GB of traffic per
month in 2017, an 8-fold
increase over the 2012 average
of 342 MB per month.
By 2017, 41 percent of all global
mobile devices and connections
could potentially be capable of
connecting to an IPv6 mobile
network
Mobile-connected tablets will
generate more traffic in 2017
than the entire global mobile
network in 2012.
In 2017, 4G will be 10 percent of
connections, but 45 percent of
total traffic.
M-future 2012-2017
By the end of 2013, the number
of mobile-connected devices
will exceed the number of
people on earth, and by 2017
there will be nearly 1.4 mobile
devices per capita.
Mobile network connection
speeds will increase 7-fold by
2017.
Global mobile data traffic will
increase 13-fold between 2012
and 2017
Two-thirds of the world’s mobile
data traffic will be video by
2017.
THE MOBILE
FUTURE

13. THE MOBILE
FUTURE
M-future 2012-2017
Mobile network connection speeds will
increase 7-fold by 2017.
Global mobile data traffic will increase
13-fold between 2012 and 2017
Two-thirds of the world’s mobile data
traffic will be video by 2017
The Middle East and Africa region
are expected to witness the highest
mobile data traffic growth rates of
77% through 2017,
By the end of 2013, the number
of mobile-connected devices
will exceed the number of
people on earth, and by 2017
there will be nearly 1.4 mobile
devices per capita.
.
The average smartphone will
generate 2.7 GB of traffic per
month in 2017, an 8-fold
increase over the 2012 average
of 342 MB per month.
By 2017, 41 percent of all global
mobile devices and connections
could potentially be capable of
connecting to an IPv6 mobile
network
Mobile-connected tablets will
generate more traffic in 2017
than the entire global mobile
network in 2012.
In 2017, 4G will be 10 percent of
connections, but 45 percent of
total traffic.
Mobile network connection
speeds will increase 7-fold by
2017.
Global mobile data traffic will
increase 13-fold between 2012
and 2017
Two-thirds of the world’s mobile
data traffic will be video by
2017.

14. THE MOBILE
FUTURE
M-future 2012-2017
Two-thirds of the world’s mobile data
traffic will be video by 2017.
The average smartphone will generate
2.7 GB of traffic per month in 2017, an 8-
fold increase over the 2012 average of
342 MB per month.
By 2017, 41 percent of all global mobile
devices and connections could
potentially be capable of connecting to
an IPv6 mobile network
The Middle East and Africa region
are expected to witness the highest
mobile data traffic growth rates of
77% through 2017,
By the end of 2013, the number
of mobile-connected devices
will exceed the number of
people on earth, and by 2017
there will be nearly 1.4 mobile
devices per capita.
.
The average smartphone will
generate 2.7 GB of traffic per
month in 2017, an 8-fold
increase over the 2012 average
of 342 MB per month.
By 2017, 41 percent of all global
mobile devices and connections
could potentially be capable of
connecting to an IPv6 mobile
network
Mobile-connected tablets will
generate more traffic in 2017
than the entire global mobile
network in 2012.
In 2017, 4G will be 10 percent of
connections, but 45 percent of
total traffic.
Mobile network connection
speeds will increase 7-fold by
2017.
Global mobile data traffic will
increase 13-fold between 2012
and 2017
Two-thirds of the world’s mobile
data traffic will be video by
2017.

15. THE MOBILE
FUTURE
M-future 2012-2017
Mobile-connected tablets will
generate more traffic in 2017 than the
entire global mobile network in 2012.
In 2017, 4G will be 10 percent of
connections, but 45 percent of total
traffic.
The Middle East and Africa region
are expected to witness the highest
mobile data traffic growth rates of
77% through 2017,
By the end of 2013, the number
of mobile-connected devices
will exceed the number of
people on earth, and by 2017
there will be nearly 1.4 mobile
devices per capita.
.
The average smartphone will
generate 2.7 GB of traffic per
month in 2017, an 8-fold
increase over the 2012 average
of 342 MB per month.
By 2017, 41 percent of all global
mobile devices and connections
could potentially be capable of
connecting to an IPv6 mobile
network
Mobile-connected tablets will
generate more traffic in 2017
than the entire global mobile
network in 2012.
In 2017, 4G will be 10 percent of
connections, but 45 percent of
total traffic.
Mobile network connection
speeds will increase 7-fold by
2017.
Global mobile data traffic will
increase 13-fold between 2012
and 2017
Two-thirds of the world’s mobile
data traffic will be video by
2017.

16. THE MOBILE
FUTURE
The Middle East and Africa region
are expected to witness the
highest mobile data traffic growth
rates of 77% through 2017,
M-future 2012-2017
The Middle East and Africa region
are expected to witness the highest
mobile data traffic growth rates of
77% through 2017,
By the end of 2013, the number
of mobile-connected devices
will exceed the number of
people on earth, and by 2017
there will be nearly 1.4 mobile
devices per capita.
.
The average smartphone will
generate 2.7 GB of traffic per
month in 2017, an 8-fold
increase over the 2012 average
of 342 MB per month.
By 2017, 41 percent of all global
mobile devices and connections
could potentially be capable of
connecting to an IPv6 mobile
network
Mobile-connected tablets will
generate more traffic in 2017
than the entire global mobile
network in 2012.
In 2017, 4G will be 10 percent of
connections, but 45 percent of
total traffic.
Mobile network connection
speeds will increase 7-fold by
2017.
Global mobile data traffic will
increase 13-fold between 2012
and 2017
Two-thirds of the world’s mobile
data traffic will be video by
2017.

17. MOBILE
REVOLUTION

18. Nothing about location
With Mobile, Work is

19. It doesn’t matter where you are, as long as you are
productive

20. All about who’s first
With Mobile, work is

21. And what’s your added value not only to your customers,
but to your employees

22. All about communication
With Mobile, work is

23. Communication, Communication, Communication

24. All about speed
In the future, work is

25. .. And how fast you can get to the market

26. With Mobile, work is
Agile
Productive
Effective
Innovative

28. Take the enterprise in the Mobile Journey
Company Owned Personally Owned
Company Owns an Unmanaged
device
Company Controls Standard
Device
Company Controls Apps and Data
Only
Company Controls Personal Device

29. Symantec Total Mobile Story

30. Symantec Total Mobile Story
Corporate data
separation and
delivery of IT
services
Configuration,
control and
management of
mobile devices
Mobile security
threat detection
and removal
Monitor and Protect
Corporate Sensitive
Data
MobileMobile
ManagementManagement
For SMP &For SMP &
SCCMSCCM
SymantecSymantec
App CenterApp Center
MobileMobile
SecuritySecurity
(Android &(Android &
WindowsWindows
Mobile)Mobile)
SymantecSymantec
Data LossData Loss
PreventionPrevention
For MobileFor Mobile

31. Corporate data
separation and
delivery of IT
services
SymantecSymantec
App CenterApp Center
- App deployment & provisioning
- User authentication across apps
- Copy & paste prevention
- Per app file encryption
- Remote data/app wipe
- iOS & Android support

32. Configuration,
control and
management of
mobile devices
MobileMobile
ManagementManagement
For SMP &For SMP &
SCCMSCCM
Enable
-Device enrollement
- Email
- WIFI
- Webclips
- APN
- LDAP
Secure
-Passcode
- Device & App Restrictions
- Authentication Certificates
Manage
-Visibility & control
- Sample reports

33. Mobile security
threat detection
and removal
MobileMobile
SecuritySecurity
(Android &(Android &
WindowsWindows
Mobile)Mobile)
Configuration,
control and
management of
mobile devices
MobileMobile
ManagementManagement
For SMP &For SMP &
SCCMSCCM
Scheduled/Manual Anti-
malware scanning
App blacklist/whitelist
enforcement Antiphishing
Web Protection (Android
Browser)
Single console
mgmt/licensing/reporting,
integrated with Mobile
Management

34. Monitor and Protect
Corporate Sensitive
Data
SymantecSymantec
Data LossData Loss
PreventionPrevention
For MobileFor Mobile
Mobile security
threat detection
and removal
MobileMobile
SecuritySecurity
(Android &(Android &
WindowsWindows
Mobile)Mobile)
Monitor, block, remove content from
outbound iPad traffic
Protects
HTTP/HTTPS, including:
General Web traffic (including
Webmail)
Active Sync
Most-common iPad applications
(Dropbox, Facebook, & Twitter)
FTP
Supports:
iPad
3G and WiFi, on and off network
Standard DLP detection methods
(DCM, EDM, IDM, VML)
General and specialized response
rules (including block & remove
content)
Provides:
Flexibility to create Tablet-specific
Policies
Separate Tablet incident type

35. We have the best go-to-market story!
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36. O3 MPKI
We have the best go-to-market story!

37. MPKIO3
VIP
We have the best go-to-market story!

38. MPKIO3
VIP
Norto
n
Zone
We have the best go-to-market story!

39. How About Some
Examples?

40. M- Healthcare
Improved access to care
Improved patient engagement
New provider business models
Reduced Medicare Fraud
Improved Patient Safety

41. Vocational
education
and training
Consistent
connectivity for
children
Out of
classroom
education and
collaboration
Professional
learning and
development
Literacy skills
Supporting students
with learning
difficulties and
disabilities
M- Education

42. M- Insurance
In-Vehicle Telematics
Vehicle Location, Vehicle Diagnostics,
Driver Performance Analytics
1- Usage-Based Insurance
(UBI) Solutions
2- Monitoring Insurance
Field Agents and Vehicles
Networks on Demand
Instant Office Solutions

43. M- Manufacturing

44. M- Oil & Gas

45. M- Sales and Field Force

46. .. Or simply, BYOD

47. In the mobile Future, it’s all about

48. In the mobile Future, it’s all about

49. THANK YOU