Beyond WiFi: Securing Your Mobile Devices Thomas Kuhn Information Technology Assistance Center (iTAC) Kansas State University.

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Beyond WiFi: Securing Your Mobile Devices Thomas Kuhn Information Technology Assistance Center (iTAC) Kansas State University

Where are we going? A look at common security concerns with mobile devices including laptops Tips to secure your devices and keep your data safe Questions and open discussion

Common Security Concerns Do you know what data is on your device? Sensitive s Sensitive documents Financial information Personal privacy Open and free wireless access

Common Security Concerns Theft Support while traveling Unprotected network connections Nosey applications and features

Tips to stay safe For mobile devices Setup a password or passcode to access device Encrypt your information Don’t store any more information than you need Warning on storing information on internal data cards Keep a close eye on your mobile device

Tips to stay safe Applications and features gone bad Keep an eye on geotagging apps and phone “features” Read the privacy policy. You may be amazed at what you are authorizing the app to collect Free is rarely free.

Tips to stay safe Features to look for when buying Remote delete capability Encryption Password protection Easy to understand

Tips to stay safe Keeping data safe when using Try to keep to cellular data Avoid any sensitive activity over open WiFi Use a VPN client Consider buying a MiFi device or high speed cellular modem for other devices

Tips to stay safe If equipment is lost or stolen Computrace or LoJack for laptops and netbooks Remote delete capabilities Report to mobile company ASAP Contact the police Keep a record of serial numbers and MAC addresses Whole disc encryption

Tips to stay safe Physical security Use a lock on the laptop Never leave unattended Lock in safe Keep doors locked Consider a netbook for travel

Questions & Open Discussion

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