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Tech It Up a Notch Mobile Device Security

Tech It Up a Notch Mobile Device Security. 2013 MAP TechWorks, a program of MAP for Nonprofits. Where did this presentation come from?. MAP TechWorks, a program of MAP for Nonprofits, is devoted to helping nonprofits use technology to unleash mission.

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Tech It Up a Notch Mobile Device Security

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  1. Tech It Up a NotchMobile Device Security 2013 MAP TechWorks, a program of MAP for Nonprofits

  2. Where did this presentation come from? • MAP TechWorks, a program of MAP for Nonprofits, is devoted to helping nonprofits use technology to unleash mission. • Our "Tech It Up a Notch" series is designed to help nonprofit staff learn about and discuss technology to increase knowledge, and help people feel more comfortable talking about technology together. • Learn more at MAPTechWorks.org 2012 MAP TechWorks, a program of MAP for Nonprofits

  3. Objective Practical ways to keep the data on your mobile devices secure.

  4. Your Data is Not Safe

  5. Overview • Security Settings • Scams • Software • Backup • Privacy • Device Management

  6. From the PC world Same best practices apply • Use strong passwords • Don’t enter passwords on shared PCs • Use trusted Wi-Fi

  7. What’s at Stake

  8. Cautions & Disclaimers • Not all devices are the same • You can brick your device • I am not a security expert • Use common sense • Security v. Usability • No Silver Bullet • Focus on iOS & Android

  9. Security Settings

  10. Screen Auto-Lock

  11. Screen Auto-Lock

  12. Owner Info • What to do if your phoneis found • Provide alternate contactinfo

  13. Owner Info

  14. Encrypt Storage • Slows performance • A one-way street • Takes up to an hour to encrypt

  15. Encrypt Storage

  16. Encrypt Storage

  17. Encrypt Storage

  18. Scams

  19. Smishing • Text messages • Lure you to give info • Unsolicited

  20. Phishing

  21. Operating Systems

  22. Apps • Read the reviews • Look for a trust mark • Beware of too good to betrue

  23. Apps

  24. Apps

  25. Mobile Antivirus • Anti-theft features • App scanning • URL scanning • Backup • Generally useless

  26. If All Else Fails

  27. Data Backup

  28. Privacy & Social Media • Connecting apps • App permissions • Installing apps • Liking • Connecting • Location sharing

  29. Facebook Apps

  30. Facebook Apps

  31. Remote Device Management

  32. Find my iPhone

  33. Android Device Manager • Reset PIN • Ring Device • Lock Device • Locate on a map • Remotely wipe • Remotely remove account • Remotely provision Wifi Networks • Set password rules • Set encryption • Disable cameras

  34. Android Device Manager

  35. Google Apps

  36. Action Steps • Configure security settings • Assist others you work with • Build a security-aware culture • Establish a Bring Your Own Device Policy

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