Mobile Working Group
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This working group is currently inactive. If you have any questions or would like to discuss continuation of research in this area, please contact [email protected].
Introduction to the Mobile Working Group
Over the past several years, enterprise adoption of mobile, and especially BYOD, has redefined enterprise mobility. It has also opened up a series of difficult-to-solve security and compliance concerns. Common among most of these concerns is an eventual realization that taking control over a set of constantly changing devices not owned and paid for by the enterprise is fraught with legal, privacy, and employee relations challenges. For this reason, enterprises have begun to shift focus from managing and protecting mobile devices to protecting mobile data.
The CSA Mobile Working Group will focus on short, regularly updated research that is both concrete and immediately actionable in CSA member organizations.
Scope and Responsibilities
The working group is chartered to research:
- Evolutionary shift from management of mobile devices to management of mobile data
- Security and audit-ability traveling as an integrated part of corporate data, enabling data security anywhere.
- Augmentation of enterprise identity and authentication with omnipresent mobile devices.
- The impact of public cloud applications on mobility and mobile data protection.
- Concerns and challenges related to BYOD programs, policies, stipends, and user privacy.
Mobile Working Group Leadership
Mobile Co-chairs
Rich Campagna
SVP of Products and Marketing, Bitglass
Rich Campagna is SVP of Products and Marketing at Bitglass where he drives product management and marketing. Prior to becoming an integral team member at Bitglass in April 2013, Rich was senior director of product management at F5 Networks, responsible for access security. Rich gained valuable experience in product management and sales engineering at Juniper and Sprint before F5. Rich received an MBA from the UCLA Anderson School of Management and a BS in electrical engineering from Pennsylvania State University.
Nader Henein
Regional Director, Advanced Cyber Assurance
Throughout my career, I have led the design & implementation of complex, secure, business focused systems. I firmly believe in getting my hands dirty and in the importance of working side by side with a motivated team. I am a lifelong advocate of data governance and privacy with two decades of experience in developing and managing a cohesive information lifecycle to support the business.
I have worked in a wide range of organizations kinking off with two startups where I helped shape the strategy and learned to be prepared for everything and anything. In large multinationals with rapidly changing requirements, I believed in developing processes to scale and streamline growth; I am practical, pragmatic and a natural problem solver and I will do my best to bring these traits to our body of work.
Mobile Working Group Initiatives
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Mobile Application Security Testing
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Release Date: June 30, 2016
Mobile Application Security Testing Initiative Revised Charter
Mobile applications are becoming an integral part of not just modern enterprises but also of human existence and a huge part of this shift is due to the emergence of cloud computing. The Mobile Application Security Testing initiative will aim to create a safer cloud ecosystem for mobile applications by creating systematic approaches to application…
Release Date: March 14, 2016
Mobile Application Security Testing Initiative Charter
Mobile applications are becoming an integral part of not just modern enterprises but also of human existence and a huge part of this shift is due to the emergence of cloud computing. The Mobile Application Security Testing initiative will aim to create a safer cloud ecosystem for mobile applications by creating systematic approaches to application…
Release Date: February 16, 2015
Security Guidance for Critical Areas of Mobile Computing
Mobile devices empower employees to do what they need to do — whenever and wherever. People can work and collaborate “in the field” with customers, partners, patients or students and each other. But they need to be supported with always current operational processes and information, whether from apps, the Internet, or documents from other people.
Release Date: November 08, 2012
Mobile Top Threats
Release Date: October 04, 2012
Mobile Device Management: Key Components
Release Date: September 20, 2012
Mobile Working Group Videos
Difficult to Track Your ROI in a Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Environment
Release Date: June 18, 2013
Bring Your Own Device Shows Increase in Worker Productivity
Release Date: June 18, 2013
Explaining the Hidden Costs in a Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Environment
Release Date: June 18, 2013
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