BYOD who carries the can?!

The control / choice balancing act

CliveBamforth, Rob Longbottom, Service Director, Principal Analyst,Quocirca QuocircaLtd Ltd

Mobile momentum No simple BYOD Increased risks Taking control

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Shift in IT user expectations Centralised

Server centric Wrap IT
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Distributed
PC centric Push Seniority

Mobile
People centric Pull Need

It looks to us like the majority of enterprise computing is being done on mobile devices, in particular tablets. That broke the old model Eric Schmidt Oct 2013

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More mobile & decline of the desk?

Smartphones

Tablets
+38% -12.6%

+17%

PCs

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Source: IDC EMEA Smart Connected Device Tracker Nov2013

Forecast for 2014 PC shipments

Desktop 17% Tablet 50%

Notebook 33%
Source: Canalys Report Nov2013

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Waves of mobile adoption

Steel Collar Blue White Collar Pink Collar Collar

Increasing adoption

Time
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Increasing challenges
Management and automation

Increasing adoption

Integration complexity Service level expectation Device diversity Security Decision Making Knowledge Working Task and Process Machine to machine

Time
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Mobile momentum No simple BYOD Increased risks Taking control

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Access to BYOD by collar

Broad
Id like
I, I, I, I, 0, 0

White
Ad hoc

Steel
Process

Pink
I want

Blue
I need

Narrow
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Bring Your Own. What?

0% Smartphones 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60%

Tablets

Computers

Nothing

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Source: Spiceworks/Fibrelink report May 2013

First BYOD, then BYOC & BYON

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Forget BYOD, think WIGIWIU

45% of employees think BYOD empowers them 51% will contravene any policy banning personal devices at work or for work purposes Fortinet survey Oct 2013

What Ive got is what Ill use - DYOT

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Mobile momentum No simple BYOD Increased risks Taking control

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Inhibitors for home or mobile working in 2005

Nothing new?!
0% 20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

Data security Loss of management control Communications costs Device costs Personal security Health and safety issues Poor comms infrastructure Loss of team cohesion Staff management issues Loss of organisational culture Industrial relations issues Employee home/work conflict
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High

Medium

Source: Quocirca Mobile impact research May 2005

BYOD security challenge

" 55% admit having had an attack on personally owned PCs or laptops around half of these impacted productivity and/or loss of personal and/or corporate data 19% admitted attacks on smartphones with similar impact 19% admitted attacks on their tablets, but 61% resulted in significant impact " 14% would not tell an employer if a personal device they used for work purposes became compromised Fortinet survey Oct 2013

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Biggest threats to mobile devices

0% Lost or stolen devices 10% 20% 30% 40% 50%

Employee misuse

Mobile malware

Comms interception

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Source: Spiceworks/Fibrelink report May 2013

Mobile operating system vulnerabilities

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

Android

iOS

Trustworthy Unwanted
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Benign Suspicious

Moderate Malicious
Source: Webroot mobile threat report Jan2014

Change in attack style more antisocial

What do breaches involve?
0% Some form of hacking Malware Physical attacks Social attacks Privilige misuse 2012 2013 20% 40% 60% 80%

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Source: Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report 2013

Cloud not so soft & fluffy

" 89% have at least one personal cloud account of them: 70% have used their account for work 12% admits storing work passwords 16% financial information, 22% critical docs like contracts/business plans, 33% store customer data in them
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Source: Fortinet survey Oct 2013

Mobile momentum No simple BYOD Increased risks Taking control

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Organisation/individual tension

Control

Choice
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IT department attitudes to BYOD

0% Fully embrace 20% 40%

Works well for some, not for others

Headache for us

No opinion yet Small (<20)

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Mid (250-999)
Source: Spiceworks/Fibrelink report May 2013

Herding, Luring, Enticing

Apps
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Data

Industrialising the edge

Multiple Devices

MDM Lockdown

Enterprise App store

Controlled
Standard build Dual Persona

DYOT

One device
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Preferred methods of app provisioning

0% Direct to company issued devices Public app store Corporate app store Secure container on BYODs Send to BYODs via text/email/QR Other Don't know/doesn't apply
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10%

20%

30%

Experience of containerisation /sandboxing

0% 20% 40% 60%

Heard of it

Not heard of it

Fully deployed Not considered

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Piloting Interested

Investigating No interest
Source: Future Quocirca report Spring 2014

Bearable wearable?

Widespread at work? 16% immediately plus further 33% when costs fall 48% would contravene any policy brought in to curb use of them at work Fortinet survey Oct 2013

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BYOW Wearables hit the enterprise

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