HERE BE DRAGONS* - THE ENTERPRISE MOBILE SECURITY JOURNEY
summary
Argument: enterprises must move from golden images to rolling releases and use Android Enterprise with device owner/DPM APIs and EMMs to stage devices via barcodes, NFC or zero‑touch. Zebra builds a Lifeguard program that backports security patches — e.g. BlueBorne fix was developed, patched to KitKat and in customers’ devices before public disclosure — extending support to five years. Expect specifics: managed Play Store, managed configs, >2 billion Android devices, ~1 billion not up to date, 78% apps with vulnerabilities.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction to enterprise security
- 1:10Zebra’s enterprise mobility role
- 3:40Enterprise vs consumer OS challenges
- 5:55Android security paradigms
- 8:58Focus on device task management
- 11:11Security lifecycle management
- 12:36Zebra’s Lifeguard solution
- 15:47Developer’s role in security
- 18:14Third-party library risks
- 20:27Best practices for app security
- 21:37Closing remarks
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