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Security Implications of Mobile Access
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| The needs of the business are increasingly towards more flexible ways of working and are pushing organizations to open access to their corporate network to staff on the move. This presentation will look at the security implications associated with allowing staff and customers access to corporate data sources via lap-tops, PDAs and other mobile devices. It will identify the risks as well as the key security requirements and will illustrate, using real customer examples, some of the practical measures that organizations can take to mitigate against these risks. |
David Shapland, Head of Security & Trust Services, BT Ignite
David’s career with BT began in 1984 in BT Payphones where he was responsible for all aspects of payphone service provision in Devon. He then moved on to become Strategy Manager for BT Payphones, and was influential in shaping the progress of the team managing BT’s most visible asset on the high street, its telephone kiosks. From 1996 he held product management responsibility for Onephone, BT’s first fixed/mobile convergent product, assuming his current role in 2000. David holds a BSc in Physics from Bristol University and an MBA from Durham University. He is married with three children and his interests include golf, bridge and classic cars. |
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David
Shapland is Head of Security and Trust Services for BT Ignite’s eBusiness
unit, with responsibility for the delivery of VeriSign security applications
that help businesses of all sizes to secure their online operations.