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VMworld 2013: Android in the enterprise: Understand the challenges and how to solve them

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Page 1: VMworld 2013: Android in the enterprise: Understand the challenges and how to solve them

Android in the enterprise: Understand the challenges and

how to solve them

Andrew Hawthorn, VMware

Stig Andersson, UBS

Herve Hulin, VMware

EUC3498

#EUC3498

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Disclaimers

All information conveyed during this presentation is to be treated as confidential.

While every effort has been made to portray actual end functionality and display

information accurately, all items demonstrated within this presentation are subject to

change without notice.

While all efforts have been made to ensure working functionality, this presentation is being

conducted on a test environment which is subject to change and modification without prior

notice, which in turn may impact on the availability, performance and functionality of the

demonstration.

As per the NDA agreement, all information displayed is proprietary to VMware and should

not be copied or recorded in any way during or after this session.

This presentation contains product features that are currently under development.

This presentation of new technology represents no commitment from VMware to deliver

these features in any generally available product.

Features are subject to change, and must not be included in contracts, purchase orders,

or sales agreements of any kind.

Technical feasibility and market demand will affect final delivery.

Pricing and packaging for any new technologies or features discussed or presented have

not been determined.

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Forward-Looking Statements

Statements made in this presentation which are not statements of

historical fact are forward-looking statements based upon current

expectations. Actual results could differ materially from those projected in

the forward-looking statements. Information regarding risk factors that

could cause actual results to materially differ are contained in documents

filed by VMware with the Securities and Exchange Commission, including

report that VMware may file with the SEC from time to time on periodic

reports on Form 10-Q and Form 10-K and current reports on Form 8-K.

VMware disclaims any obligation to update any such forward-looking

statements after the date of this presentation.

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The Changing Device Mix

Source: IDC's Worldwide Smart Connected Device Tracker Forecast Data, February 28, 2013

Connected Device Market by Product Category,

Shipments, 2012-2017 in Millions

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2013 Smartphones Global Trends

OS In million

of units

Android 178

iOS 32

Microsoft 7

BlackBerry 6

All Others 2

TOTAL 225

Smartphones worldwide

shipment Q2 2013

Source: Gartner 2013

Market share Q2 2013

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Smartphones Trends in Key Markets

North America Population:354M

Nb of Smartphones:210M

Shipment 2012

Android 71M

iOS 49M

Blackberry 5M

Windows 3M

Western Europe Population:406M

Nb of Smartphones:260M

Shipment 2012

Android 69M

iOS 26M

Blackberry 9M

Symbian 4M

Windows 5M

Mature Asia/Pacific Population:82M

Nb of Smartphones:60M

Shipment 2012

Android 28M

iOS 14M

Blackberry 1M

Symbian 3M

Others 3M

Greater China Population:1540M

Nb of Smartphones:283M

Shipment 2012

Android 79M

iOS 31M

Windows 2M

Bada 1M

Symbian 0.5M

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Android Landscape

Security

• Perception is that Android is not secure

• Google Play is ‘wild wild west’

• Enterprise features (e.g. MDM) weak

Fragmentation Lack of control

• No two devices are the same in terms of capabilities or UI

• Hard for IT to support diverse environment

• OS upgrades are controlled by carrier/OEM

• Security patches not pushed out in a timely manner

Not much traction in enterprise segment

Widely popular in developing countries

• Lots of choice: screen size, price, capabilities, etc.

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Android in the Enterprise

Android team at Google doesn’t care about enterprise opp

• MDM APIs 3 years behind Apple’s MDM APIs

• 3LM founded by Android team members frustrated with Google

• Motorola bought 3LM

• Google bought Motorola and got 3LM on a platter

• Google kills 3LM and lays off the team

OEMs starting to add enterprise capabilities

• Samsung added SAFE MDM APIs

• LG has its own MDM APIs

Can you say, “Fragmentation”?

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Android Fragmentation – Devices (July 2013)

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Android Fragmentation – OS/API Version (July 2013)

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More Apps, More Devices, More Users…. No Help

What has been the impact of mobile devices on your IT helpdesk

over the last two years?

Did not add Helpdesk

staff in response to

increased workload

No increased

workload

Source: Gartner N=392

Added Helpdesk staff

Not sure

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Common Responses Only Mask Problem

Buy a Point Solution Does not scale, increases cost

Creates a management mess

Lock It Down Unhappy workforce

IT is viewed the “bad guy”

Ignore It Poor IT Control

Security and compliance risk

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IT’s Objective for End User Computing Infrastructure

Deliver the right business apps and data to

user devices in a way that is efficient and

secure for IT and productive for the end user

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VMware Horizon is the Platform for Workforce Mobility

Transform: Simplify

desktops, diverse apps

and data into

centralized services

Deliver: Empower your

workforce with flexible

access across devices,

locations and connectivity

Broker: Manage & Secure

centrally and broker services

to your workforce by policy

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• XenApps

• Windows Apps

• Android Apps

• iOS Apps

• Thin Apps

• SaaS Apps

Applications

• Device Policies

• Data Policies

• App Policies

• Entitlements

Policies

• CIFS

• SharePoint

• VMware Repository

• Cloud Storage

• Documentum

• Other

Data

Horizon Workspace: A Multi-Faceted Solution

Devices: Androids

PCs

Macs

iPhones

iPads

Windows 8

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Mobile Enterprise Business Case

Risks

• Regulatory Compliance Breaches

• Financial Loss

• Loss of Reputation

Rewards

• Gain New and Protect Existing Revenue Streams

• Reduce Cost Structures

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Target Mobile Users

Customers Employees

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Mobile Enterprise Rewards

Gain New Revenue Streams

• Attract new customers that expect mobile services e.g. video access to advisor.

• Improve sales stickiness by using digital signatures off iPad during client visits.

Protect Existing Revenue Streams

• Some customers will switch service providers unless they support mobile services.

Reduce Cost Structures

• Road warriors without adequate mobile capabilities are less productive.

• People find it a burden to carry and work across separate corporate and personal devices, so take longer to complete tasks.

• People are more eager to work for a company that is perceived to be more innovative, so recruitment and retention costs are lower.

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Mobile Enterprise Risks

Regulatory Compliance Breaches

• Data Jurisdiction

• Client Data Confidentiality

• Data Loss

• Information Barriers

Financial Loss

• Regulatory Fines

• Revenue Loss from Leaked Product IP

Loss of Reputation

• Data Leakage

• Security Breaches

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Changing Security Posture

PC Era Post-PC Era

Building

User

Device

Network

Building

User

Device

Network

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Android Attack Vectors

Social Engineering

Drive-by Exploitation

Phishing

Network Services

WebView

Android Market

Physical Attacks

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718,000 Malicious High Risk Android Apps in Q2 2013

According to Trend Micro's Q2 2013 Security Roundup Report, the number of malicious and

high-risk Android apps surged from 509,000 in the first quarter of 2013 to 718,000 in the second

quarter. This volume is expected to exceed one million by the end of 2013.

Almost 99 pc of Android devices were deemed vulnerable to android master key vulnerability.

The vulnerability allows installed apps to be modified without users' consent. It further raised

concerns about mostly relying on scanning apps for protection, along with the fragmentation

that exists in the Android ecosystem. OBAD (ANDROIDOS_OBAD.A) also exploited an Android

vulnerability. Once installed, OBAD requests root and device administrator privileges, which

allow it to take full control of an infected device. This routine rings similar to PC backdoors and

rootkits.

The FAKEBANK malware spotted this quarter, meanwhile, spoofs legitimate apps. It contains

specific Android application package files (APKs), which it copies to a device's Secure Digital

(SD) card.

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Securing Android Patterns

SEforAndroid

Trusted Execution Environment Trusted Platform Module

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Mobile Management and Ownership Models

Corporate Personal

MDM MAM MVMM

COPE BYOD

Dual Persona

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Mobile Management Evolution

Mobile Device Management

Mobile Application

Management

Mobile Virtual Machine

Management

Document Digital Rights Management

Master Data and Digital Rights Management

Personal Corporate Corporate

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Mobile Management Is Evolving

USER OWNED

UNMANAGED

IT OWNED

MANAGED

Unrestricted

Personal Device

Corporate-Owned

Devices

Bring Your Own

Devices (BYOD)

Corporate-Owned

Personally Enabled (COPE)

of workers believe their smartphones should be enabled for work and personal

92% Manage

Corporate

Workspace

Only

Device

Apps & Data

Corporate Apps &

Data

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Secure Mobile Workspace Management

IT Admin

Android (Available)

iOS (We are working on it)

Challenge

Users want to use a single mobile device

Keep personal data private

IT doesn’t want to be liable for personal content

Protect sensitive corporate data and take control of mobile apps and updates

Solution

A mobile workspace that is completely enterprise-owned and controlled

Ability to provision, manage, and remove corporate data and applications on employees’ devices

Benefit

Complete separation of personal and corporate data—IT is not liable for personal content

Support for corporate security, compliance and privacy policies

Corporate data is encrypted and isolated

Solves Android fragmentation problem

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Virtualization on Android (Mobile Virtualization Platform)

Personal Corporate

Corporate Workspace

Enterprise Catalog

Mail/Calendar App

Custom Apps

3rd Party Apps

Own your full version of Android OS

Consistent native mobile experience

Deploy applications without modifying them

Solve Android fragmentation

Strict corporate assets isolation

Corporate data encryption

VPN policy for corporate traffic

Prevent data leakage

Exchange email, calendar, secure browser, file browser and contacts

Your Line Of Business application

Provide productivity features

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Android Workspace Enhancements

New OS and broadening device support

Overview

JellyBean 4.2 as workspace OS

OpenGL graphic acceleration

Enhanced Horizon Mail app

Support for Android tablets

More VMware-ready devices

Benefits

Support for popular OS release

Enhanced application performance

Broader set of devices, form factors

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VMware-Ready Devices

LG

Intuition

Motorola

Razr M

Samsung

Galaxy S3

Samsung

Galaxy S4

Motorola

Razr HD & MAXX HD

More to come

HTC

One

Motorola DROID

Ultra, Maxx & Mini

LG Optimus G2

*All* US carriers

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Sony is supporting Vmware Ready devices as standard feature

Coming soon: Xperia Z1

and Xperia Ultra Z will be

VMware Ready for

World Wide coverage.

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How do Employees Obtain VMware Horizon Workspace/Mobile?

Employees’ Device

VMware Switch

Confidential

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Project Lithium

Lightweight Android Workspace for ANY Android device

• Secure Email/PIM for Exchange, Secure Files and SaaS apps launcher

• Centrally managed in the Administrative Console

• Protect corporate data while preserving private

Built-in data protection:

• Rootkit detection

• At-Rest encryption

Configurable policies:

• Passcode strength enforcement

Remote control:

• Remote lock

• Remote wipe

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Horizon Workspace makes Android Enterprise-Ready

Feature

name Availability

Supported

devices

Managed

applications

Container

type

Suggested

deployment

Project

Lithium

Soon All Android

devices

Email/PIM

File

SaaS

Application-

level

container

BYOD

Horizon

Mobile for

Android

Now VMware

Ready

Android

devices

Email/PIM

File

SaaS

3rd party apps

LOB apps

VM-based

container

COPE

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THANK YOU

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