Les technologies Mobile évoluent rapidement. Les organisations doivent élever le niveau de leur stratégie mobile pour adopter des applications, des contenu, des données, la gestion des identités, la sécurité, et toutes les applications connexes. Adoptez une approche plus globale Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM). l'EMM offre des capacités de gestion et de sécurité mobiles complètes, cependant passant au revue les caractéristiques techniques et la différenciation entre les fournisseurs peut prendre beaucoup de temps. Réduire le bruit Regarder ce webinaire informatif pour apprendre comment mieux votre plan de travail quand il s'agit d'évaluation des fournisseurs et de la façon de réussir une transition en douceur vers l'EMM. Nous révélons les huit domaines les plus critiques pour garantir le succès. Voici les trois premiers pour aiguiser votre appétit, mais vous aurez à regarder le webinar enregistré pour apprendre le reste des principales raisons pour basculer sur l'EMM: 1. Utilisation une plate-forme unique pour gérer une gamme d'appareils, d'applications et les contenu mobiles 2. Intégration avec les systèmes et les ressources existantes de l'entreprise 3. Prendre en charge différents catégories d'utilisateurs, départements, et régions géographiques Le capacités mobiles avancent plus vite qu'un "guépard geek". Ne restez pas coincé avec un éditeur qui a du mal à suivre le rythme de votre adoption des technologies mobile. Prenez une décision éclairée sur votre migration du MDM à l'EMM.

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Top 8 Reasons to Switch from MDM to EMM
with IBM MobileFirst Protect (MaaS360)
Imtiazuddin Ahmed
IBM Security

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Introductions
Imtiazuddin Ahmed
Product Management
IBM

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Agenda
Ø Mobile trends in the enterprise
Ø Top 8 reasons to switch from MDM to EMM
Ø About IBM MobileFirst Protect
Ø Q&A

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Mobile trends in the enterprise

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Mobile devices are essential for business and personal
Source: “55 US Mobile Facts Every Marketer Needs For 2015” by Heidi Cohen, December 2014
87%
have their smartphone
at their side,
day and night
78%
spend over 2 hours
a day using their
smartphone
80%
say the first thing they do
in the morning is reach
for their smartphone
Millennials and their smartphones…
46%say their smartphone is
something they couldn’t live without
Source: “6 facts about Americans and their smartphones”
by Pew Research Center, April 2015
87%
By 2017, mobile devices will make up
of Internet-enabled
technology total sales
Source: Lander Blog, “Five Online Marketing Trends for 2014,
April 2014

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App explosion in the enterprise is here and now
In 2014, the overall
mobile app usage grew 76%
Source: Shopping, Productivity and Messaging Give Mobile
Another Stunning Growth Year”, Flurry Insights, January 2015
the number of apps the average enterprise
has deployed to its employees
Source: Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Mobility Management Suites, Gartner, June 2015
Source: Gartner Press Release, May 2014
of all mobile security
breaches are through apps75%
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Surging demand for Content and Collaboration
Source: “Breaking Bad: The Risk of Unsecure File Sharing”, Ponemon Institute, October 2014
59% allow employees to share or collaborate on documents
if the company provides the mobile device
on employee’s personally owned mobile devices
(BYOD)38%
48% have a clear policy for the adoption and use of
cloud-based file sharing/file sync and share apps
have clear visibility into the file sharing/file sync
and share apps used by employees at work49%

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Analysts continue to see big things for mobile in the enterprise
“Enterprise mobility will continue to be
one of the hottest topics in IT, and high
on the list of priorities for all CIOs.”
“IT organizations will dedicate at least
25% of their software budget to mobile
application development, deployment,
and management by 2017.”
EMM is the "Glue"
“EMM is the starting point, if you are
planning to opt into managing anything
on a mobile platform.”
“Enterprise mobility … new systems of
engagement. These new systems help
firms empower their customers,
partners, and employees with context-
aware apps and smart products.”

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Mobile
changes the way
people work
Mobile
provides a better
experience
Mobile
creates risk of
company data
Mobile is strategic for business

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Mobile is complex and challenging to manage
Mobile
mixes personal
and work
Mobile
lives outside
your perimeter
Mobile
is fast-paced and
multi-platform

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What IT and security pros are saying
“How do I ensure all devices
accessing our network are
secured and encrypted?”
“How do I enable my workforce
with the right apps and user
experience at the right time?”
Maximize Productivity Amplify Protection
“How do I manage the rapid
deployment of devices in a cost-
effective way?”
“How do I tie in to all my existing
systems? I need to protect my
investment!”
“How do I ensure authorized
access to customer data and
protect against threats?”
“How do I show that we are
compliant with our policies and
industry regulations?”
AND
CIO CISO

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Top 8 Reasons to Switch from MDM to EMM

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1. Use a single platform to manage devices, apps and content

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2. Integrate with existing enterprise systems and resources
File Systems
Web Apps
Lotus Traveler
Certificates
Office 365
Exchange
ActiveSync
Active Directory/LDAPNetwork/Intranet
Box
Google Drive
SharePoint
IBM Connections
CMIS
Gmail
Web Services
IBM Secure
Access Manager
QRadar risk &
event detection

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3. Enable different classes of users, departments and geographies
A
wide range
of use cases
BYOD/COPE/Shared
Kiosk mode
Public/Private apps
Persona policies
Data leak prevention
Blacklisting/whitelisting
URL filtering
File sync & share
Intranet access
Malware

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4. Secure work data and personal privacy with a native experience

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5. Automate your compliance rules and enforcement
Set
granular
security
policies
Configure
compliance
rules engine
Automate
near
real-time
actions

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6. Support new OS and platform feature updates on release day

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7. Protect against advanced mobile security threats
Device risk data:
• Malware found
• Jailbreak or Root status
• Suspicious system config
IBM MobileFirst Protect portal Trusteer Mobile Risk Engine
Over-the-air updates:
• Malware definitions
• Jailbreak & Root checks
• Suspicious apps list

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8. Scales to meet the most demanding mobile environments
Executives
BYOD &
Corporate
Want the latest
devices & email
Sales
Multi-OS
Security
Single department &
location enabled
Sales
Operations
Marketing
Apps &
Content
Multiple departments
& locations enabled
Sales
Finance/HR
Marketing
Engineering
Services
R&D
Business
Transformation
Enterprise & global
locations enabled
Operations

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Enable apps and content with trust
on any device, anytime, anywhere
Delivering mobile security for the way people work

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Complete mobility management and security
Advanced Management
Visibility & Control
Secure Productivity Suite
Trusted Workplace
Secure Document Sharing
Content Collaboration
Mobile Threat Management
Malware Protection
Mobile Enterprise Gateway
Enterprise Access

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Unleash end-user productivity
Secure PIM
App Security &
Management
File Sync,
Edit & Share
Secure
Browser
Trusted Workplace
Separates work &
personal data with
anytime access to
corporate resources
Works across iOS,
Android, & Windows
Phone platforms with a
native user experience
Supports Microsoft,
Google, IBM & other
collaboration tools,
apps & containers

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Robust mobile security platform
Mobile Threat
Management
Trusteer
Risk & Event
Detection
QRadar
Unified Endpoint
Management
BigFix
Mobile Identity
Access Control
ISAM
Integrated App
Security
Worklight
Integrated
Data Security
Guardium
o Automated Policy Compliance
o Encryption & Data Protection
o Authentication & Restrictions
o Containerization & App VPN
o Device Quarantine & Wipe

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Why IBM MobileFirst Protect?
Integrated
solutions that connect
seamlessly to your
existing and external
environments
Scalable
data security with
intelligence for the
volume, speed, and
variability of mobile
Complete
management of
devices, apps, content
and users from a
single platform

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Industry analyst opinions
“Leader” in the Magic Quadrant
Enterprise Mobility Management Suites for 4 years
“Best-in-class cloud” among ranked EMM vendors
“Leader” in the 2014 Forrester Wave for
Enterprise Mobile Management
“Highest” in Current Offering
“Champion” in the 2015 Enterprise Mobility
Management Vendor Landscape Report
“Highest Value Score” of the vendor group.
“Leader” Worldwide Enterprise Mobility Management
Software 2014 Vendor Assessment

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