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This document discusses enterprise mobility trends and solutions for allowing employees to securely access corporate data from mobile devices. It notes that mobile device management (MDM) alone is not sufficient and can be too intrusive. Instead, it proposes isolating corporate data within a secure, managed container on employees' personal devices to preserve user experience while maintaining security. The solution architected by Bitzer Mobile enables access to on-premise and private cloud enterprise applications, files, and portals from mobile devices without requiring an MDM or VPN.

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Infrastructure to enable employees to
access corp data from mobile device
indus@bitzermobile.com
http://bitzermobile.com
@bitzermobile

Three Enterprise Mobility Trends.
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Wide adoption of
tablet, smart-
phones and apps
Increased risk of
data leaks
Consumerization
of IT
@bitzermobile

Putting MDM on employee Mobile device is
not the solution.
3
Does not
address data
access needs
Too intrusive.
Big Brother
Auth
challenges
from apps
@bitzermobile

Isolate Corporate data from Personal.
IT manages corp data only.
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Secure, mana
ged
container
Access to
native and
web apps
Preserve UX
w/o security
degaradation
@bitzermobile

Architected for Mobile users to access
on-premise (and private cloud) data and apps.
5
Bitzer Secure
Container AppBitzer Admin
Control Panel
BMAX
Gateway
Server
Enterprise
Applications
Enterprise
Portals
Network File
Shares

Battle
Ready
6
Deployed
on
Production
Security
Penetration
tested
20,000+ Business users across customers.
@bitzermobile

We have built the most comprehensive
secure mobility solution.
Neither MDM nor VPN required.
7
Demo at
booth #227
Manage
Data
not device
Secure any
native app
w/o
code change
Extend IT
Policy on
Mobile
Defense-
grade
security
Questions? @1ndus
@bitzermobile

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1. 1 Infrastructure to enable employees to access corp data from mobile device indus@bitzermobile.com http://bitzermobile.com @bitzermobile

2. Three Enterprise Mobility Trends. 2 Wide adoption of tablet, smartphones and apps Increased risk of data leaks Consumerization of IT @bitzermobile

3. Putting MDM on employee Mobile device is not the solution. 3 Does not address data access needs Too intrusive. Big Brother Auth challenges from apps @bitzermobile

4. Isolate Corporate data from Personal. IT manages corp data only. 4 Secure, mana ged container Access to native and web apps Preserve UX w/o security degaradation @bitzermobile

5. Architected for Mobile users to access on-premise (and private cloud) data and apps. 5 Bitzer Secure Container AppBitzer Admin Control Panel BMAX Gateway Server Enterprise Applications Enterprise Portals Network File Shares

6. Battle Ready 6 Deployed on Production Security Penetration tested 20,000+ Business users across customers. @bitzermobile

7. We have built the most comprehensive secure mobility solution. Neither MDM nor VPN required. 7 Demo at booth #227 Manage Data not device Secure any native app w/o code change Extend IT Policy on Mobile Defense- grade security Questions? @1ndus @bitzermobile

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