HERE BE DRAGONS* - THE ENTERPRISE MOBILE SECURITY JOURNEY
summary
Android runs on over 2 billion devices with ~65% of business phones yet an estimated 1 billion never receive updates, creating real risk. Enterprise tools cited include zero-touch provisioning, managed Google Play and Google Play Protect plus app checks like SafetyNet attestation. Vendors show responses: Zebra ships monthly patches and a Lifeguard program called Lifeguard for Android that extends OS security updates two years and pushed 250 OS updates last year. Studies find ~70% of libraries outdated and ~78% of apps contain at least one vulnerability.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction to enterprise mobile security
- 1:06Why Android adoption is challenging
- 3:54Transition from Windows Mobile
- 7:08Android Enterprise security features
- 11:23Zebra’s Lifeguard security program
- 13:49Challenges of monthly security updates
- 15:32Application layer security best practices
- 18:47Risks of third-party libraries
- 23:47Collaboration for secure updates
- 25:10Mitigating risks in enterprise Android
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