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NASA Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Team

NASA Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Team. Presented By: John Sprague Enterprise Applications Service Executive 5/13/2014. BYOD Charter Purpose and Scope. Develop a personally owned device policy (non-government provided)

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NASA Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Team

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  1. NASA Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Team Presented By: John Sprague Enterprise Applications Service Executive 5/13/2014

  2. BYOD Charter Purpose and Scope • Develop a personally owned device policy (non-government provided) • Specifically: a recommended policy memorandum and changes to existing NASA publications/regulations • Scope covers all personally owned desktop, laptop, tablet, phone/smartphone and other personal or subsidized devices used within NASA

  3. Charter Composition, Roles, and Responsibilities Sponsors are: NASA Associate CIO for Enterprise Services and Integration Division and the CTO for IT Team Champion: End User Service Executive Team Members: Team Lead, Deputy, representatives from Centers, Mission Directorates, OCIO Innovation and Tech Division, Strategic Integration Management, Security, ICAM, Center for Internal Mobile Apps, Enterprise Service Desk, Union, Office of General Counsel and ad-hoc participants Team member time commitment estimated to be 1-2 days a week until released by the IT Management Board

  4. BYOD Focus Areas • Progress Tracking • 1. Monthly stakeholder status, coordinate with Mobile Device Management (MDM) Team, and report at Office of CIO Monthly Status Review • 2. Identify/benchmark other agencies • 3. Review MDM and IEEE 802.1x (port-based Network Access Control) team charters • 4. Identify NASA publications, regulations, NIST Standards Note: Team Leads are in Bold

  5. BYOD Status • Progress Tracking • 5. Develop communication plan • 6. Identify Risks • 7. Identify use cases. See examples on next slide • 8. Develop business case • 9. Recommend infrastructure changes

  6. 7. Identify Use Cases Sub Team • Identified BYOD use cases and standard description information required for each use case. • Use cases: • Visiting Scientists/experts • Interns • Vendors • Employees • Description Information • Duration • Vetted identity or not • Risk Levels • Access and usage patterns • Data types

  7. BYOD Status • Progress Tracking • 10. Recommendation of incentives 11. Draft policy turned in • Boards • Costs • Policy • Comply with Minimum Security Requirements for Personal Mobile Devices memorandum • Capabilities of what is authorized for GFE and User Devices • Includes: Frequently Asked Questions

  8. BYOD Survey Questions • 5 questions and demographic info covering what users want to use BYOD for at work, frequency, etc. • How it would be administered • Sent via Survey Monkey • Communication Sub Team would compile results • Question could be compared to a follow up survey next year

  9. Panel Discussion Questions • What are the trends in BYOD? • What are the difficulties in adopting BYOD? • Are there real cost savings for Agencies?

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