Toys in the office 11
2011 may be the "year of the handheld". That is unless 2010 was! iPad sales exceeded all expectations in 2010. For the holiday season, many manufacturers came out with (and are coming out with) tablets. iPhones and Android devices can be seen everywhere... including the office. That means that people want to use these personal devices for work for a variety of reasons: they are more convenient; might be more powerful than company-issued gear; easy interfaces; they can carry less equipment, but, perhaps most importantly; these devices are finally like "real" computers. But use of these personally owned devices bring all kinds of security concerns including data leakage and vulnerabilities in these newer operating systems and apps. We'll take a look at the convergence of mobile and desktop computing devices, security concerns and discuss some potential solutions. Session Learning Objectives: 1. Define the convergence of mobile and desktop computing devices. 2. Discuss the tablet phenomenon. 3. Review security concerns with the use of these devices, particularly employee-owned. 4. Discuss possible solutions.
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Toys in the office 11
- 1. You Got Chocolate On My iPad! Barry Caplin Chief Information Security Officer MN Department of Human Services MN Gov’t. IT Symposium Session 100: Thurs. Dec. 8, 2011 [email_address] bc@bjb.org, @bcaplin, +barry caplin (Toys in the Office)
- 6. Apr. 3, 2010 300K ipads 1M apps 250K ebooks … day 1!
- 11. Don't Touch! Pharmaceutical coating
- 19. PEDs Computers Device Convergence
- 21. 1 Day
- 23. Considerations
- 24. What needs to change for “local” remote access?
- 31. Risk v Hype
- 34. How can we do BYOC?
- 42. Discussion… Slides at http://slideshare.net/bcaplin [email_address] bc@bjb.org, @bcaplin, +barry caplin
Notas del editor
- Stefan Magdalinski from South Africa gave his wife an ipad embedded in chocolate for her birthday in 6/2010. The ipad wasn’t yet available in SA so he had to get it from England! This is his wife in the “unboxing” process.
- Spring Break 2011 in Chicago. There was a line each morning across from our hotel.
- 1 st iPad, 4/3/2010. 300K iPads sold, 1M apps, 250K ebooks downloaded on the first day.
- http://news.cnet.com/8301-31921_3-57335715-281/how-carrier-iq-was-wrongly-accused-of-keylogging/ - Dan Rosenberg, an exceptionally talented security consultant who has discovered more than 100 vulnerabilities in the Linux kernel, FreeBSD, and GNU utilities, extracted a copy of Carrier IQ's software from his own Android phones . He then analyzed the assembly language code with a debugger that allowed him to look under the hood. "The application does not record and transmit keystroke data back to carriers," Rosenberg told CNET. His reverse-engineering showed that "there is no code in Carrier IQ that actually records keystrokes for data collection purposes."
- Control app installs; nuke only work data