BYOD SECURITY AND ITS POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS

BYOD – Risks, Solutions and Guidelines

Iris Biometric Security Challenges and Possible Solutions

1053-5888/15©2015IEEE B iometrics were originally developed for identification, such as for criminal investigations. More recently, biometrics have been also utilized for authentication. Most biometric authentication systems today match a user’s biometric reading against a stored reference template generated during enrollment. If the reading and the template are sufficiently close, the authenti...

Enterprise Security: Legal Challenges and Possible Solutions

To survive in the business, especially the online, world, an enterprise requires an effective security infrastructure. However, enterprises should bear in mind that there is often also a legal obligation to keep certain data or information secure, emanating from legislation such as intellectual property, data protection or trade secret legislation or from contract. A number of technological mea...

BYOD and the Mobile Enterprise - Organisational challenges and solutions to adopt BYOD

Bring Your Own Device, also known under the term BOYD refers to the trend in employees bringing their personal mobile devices into organisations to use as a primary device for their daily work activities. With the rapid development in computing technology in smartphones and tablet computers and innovations in mobile software and applications, mobile devices are becoming ever more powerful tools...

Android Security , Pitfalls , Lessons Learned and BYOD Technical report

Over the last two years Android became the most popular mobile operating system. But Android is also targeted by an over-proportional share of malware. In this paper we systematize the knowledge about the Android security mechanisms and formulate how the pitfalls can be avoided when building a mobile operating system. As smartphones enter the corporate domain, a new scheme called bring your own...