Mobile-centric

Zero Trust Security

Framework

Alex Mosher

Global VP of Solutions

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Mobile is at the

center of our universe

Smartphones

over PCs

Website traffic

from phonesPhone looks

per day

Higher throughput

from 5G vs 4G

Daily active users

on Slack

The second most

popular app

category

Enabling simple, secure

financial transactions

And starting to appear

as the primary ID

for consumer apps.

Leading the way for enterprise apps

of enterprises

are using cloud

is the average number

of cloud apps an enterprise uses

With the adoption of mobile and

cloud traditional perimeter-based

security is no longer sufficient

…and it’s all secured by a password?

Hmm.

of breaches involve

weak, default or stolen

passwords

Passwords are

a security risk

Yet, 2/3 breached every year

$124B spent on IT security

This shift requires a new

security approach

The zero trust approach

Assume bad actors are on your network

Never trust, always verify…

On-going compliance enforcement

Validate

the device

Establish

user context

Check app

authorizationVerify

networks

Detect and

remediate threats

WHO’S GOING TO FULLY SECURE

AND UNLEASH THE POWER OF A

PERIMETER-LESS MOBILE ENTERPRISE?

Identity-centric

approach?

Gateway-centric

approach?

Device-centric

approach?

Limited visibility

on device, app, and threats

Passwords are

a security risk.

Limited visibility

on device, app, and threats

25% enterprise traffic doesn’t go

through the enterprise network

Comprehensive correlation between

user, device, app, networks and

threats

Mobile is at the center

of the enterprise

No. No. Yes.

A mobile-centric zero trust approach

Provision any

device for a user

with the appropriate

apps, profiles and

policies

Grant access

based on full

context (user, device, app,

network, threat, time,

location and OS)

Enforce

security policies (user, device, app,

network, threat, time,

location and OS)

Protect data

at rest and in motion

by containerizing

and eliminating

threats on the device

Ever-presentBiometrics becoming

your identityAmazing consumer

experiences

Mobile: More powerful than you think

would do away with

passwords if they could

and believe they can

reduce their risk of breach

by half

Security leaders believe

that mobile devices will

be your ID

Customers

A PROVEN MOBILE LEADER

Business critical

endpoints

Security patents

Revenue renewal rate

Ecosystem partners

Gartner

leaders quadrant

Recognition: