It’s no secret that the Defense Department is grappling with some difficult issues in expanding the use of mobile devices on its networks, especially those that carry sensitive or secret information. The utility of smart phones and tablets is obvious, but the risks of opening DoD networks to them prevents personnel from making the most of their potential.
In a recent survey,35 percent of Defense Department respondents said their organizations allow no mobile access at all. (See related story.)
The Transportation Security Administration has faced some of those same challenges, and its CIO, Stephen Rice, has some answers. Sign up for a free webcast taking place August 11 to learn more about what he’s done at TSA that will help defense agencies make similar progress. Our sister publication, Federal Times, is hosting the event.
In this webcast, you will learn:
- Strategies for securing, deploying and managing mobile applications within a secure environment;
- Perspectives on mobile device governance, security, deployment and integration at the enterprise level;
- Approaches to security at the mobile application level;
- How agencies with highly secure information environments can better leverage mobile technologies for mission success.
