"BYOD - Bring Your Own Devastation - Taking On the Mobile Threat" Webcast - "Vulnerabilities Exposed" (Part 3)
What is the security status of your organization’s Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) environment?
Today’s employees bring in the latest phones and tablets to help them stay connected and productive in both their work and personal lives, and they use this technology to access company resources. Problems include poor physical security, lack of software controls, and attacks from mobile malware.
Join Paul Asadoorian and Jack Daniel on October 22nd at 2 pm EDT for the third webcast in the "Vulnerabilities Exposed" webcast series where they will discuss BYOD challenges and present Tenable solutions to help organizations stay ahead of mobile threats.
Learn how to find and secure your BYOD and corporate mobile devices:
- Detailed BYOD/mobile device snapshots: find iOS, Android-based, and Windows phone devices connected to your corporate network and their vulnerabilities
- Full mobile asset discovery: continuously detect transient mobile devices, both managed and unmanaged, and device vulnerabilities
- Unified mobile device management: powerful dashboards, reporting, alerting, and data sharing for organization-wide management of mobile device risk and compliance
Speakers
Product Evangelist, Tenable Network Security
Technical Product Manager, Tenable Network Security
Resources
If you missed the previous webcasts in the "Vulnerabilities Exposed" series, view the recording, download the presentation, and read the Q&A.
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