HERE BE DRAGONS* - THE ENTERPRISE MOBILE SECURITY JOURNEY

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Enterprises must stop treating devices as one-time Golden Image to Rolling Releases installs and accept frequent OS and app updates; Zebra’s Lifeguard for Android extends OEM patches two extra years and the company pushes 250+ OS updates a year. Android provides Google Play Protect, SafetyNet and zero-touch enrollment for deployment and integrity checks. Studies find ~1 billion devices unpatched, apps include 257 open-source components on average with ~80% containing vulnerabilities, 70% of libraries outdated, yet upgrading one version breaks only 86% no impact of apps.

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1. 0:00Introduction to enterprise security
2. 1:31Android platform security features
3. 6:24Enterprise device management
4. 10:16OS lifecycle and updates
5. 12:44App lifecycle in enterprise
6. 15:54Third-party library risks
7. 22:56Best practices for libraries
8. 24:19Summary and Q&A

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