5 Steps for End-to-End Mobile Security with Consumer Apps
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Overview Delivering services to consumers via mobile apps is essential for differentiation and competitiveness in today’s business climate. But as more services are exposed, more risk is incurred – putting mobile app security at the top of the list for any security professional. While strict BYOD policies, device-level security and application management solutions may fit enterprise requirements, the privacy and usability implications of these approaches are likely to negatively affect the consumer experience. This webinar, presented by Tyson Whitten of CA Technologies and Leif Bildoy of CA Layer 7, will explain how enterprises can secure services exposed by mobile apps in a way that satisfies internal security requirements without impacting the user experience for external consumers.
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5 Steps for End-to-End Mobile App Security with Consumer Apps
February 20, 2014
Tyson Whitten Mobile Security Product Marketing - CA Technologies Leif Bildoy CA Layer 7 Product Management - CA Technologies
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Housekeeping
Tyson Whitten CA Technologies [email protected]
Layer 7 & CATechnologies
@layer7 & @CASecurity
layer7.com/blogs
layer7.com & security.com
Leif Bildoy CA Technologies [email protected]
Chat questions into the sidebar or use hashtag: #L7webinar
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Mobile Growth Continues
Mobile app revenue generated by 2017
$77B
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... It’s An App, Happy World
• Gartner. “Predicts 2014: Apps, Personal Cloud and Data Analytics Will Drive New Consumer Interactions.” Stephanie Baghdassarian, Brian Blau, Jessica Ekholm, Sandy Shen. November 22, 2013.
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Mobile Growth Continues
Mobile app downloads
by 2017
268B
... It’s An App, Happy World
• Harvard Business Review, “For Mobile Devices, Think Apps, Not Ads”, Sunil Gupta, Head of HBR Marketing. March 2013. • Gartner. “Predicts 2014: Apps, Personal Cloud and Data Analytics Will Drive New Consumer Interactions.” Stephanie
Baghdassarian, Brian Blau, Jessica Ekholm, Sandy Shen. November 22, 2013.
Time spent with apps
vs. browsers
82% Average apps per
device
40
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Everyone is working on a mobility revenue strategy
Device GPS RealQuest.com
DiverseSolutions.com
WalkScore.com GeoScan.com
Owner Input
Zillow Mobile App
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Mobility Form Factors Power Innovation
Nike+ Mobile App
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Consumer App Security Risks
Protected Health Information (PHI)
sync
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How to Achieve End-to-End Security for Consumer Apps
App Risk
Understanding the Solution Landscape
Securing the backend
Protecting the app
Maintaining the user experience
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Step #1: Identify Risk Level of Your Apps
IP, NPI, PHI & PII
Risk level = Business impact Likelihood of a threat
WHO
WHERE
WHAT
Likelihood of a threat
Business impact
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What Consumer App Security Solutions are Available?
Control the App by controlling the device
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Step #2: Understand Where MDM/MAM Fits
Features Enterprise Consumer
Authentication Authorization Social Login SSO Encryption (in-motion, at-rest)
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Step #2: Understand Where MDM/MAM Fits
BYOD Policies not for Consumer Scenarios
Features Enterprise Consumer
Authentication Authorization Social Login SSO Encryption (in-motion, at-rest)
Device Management Policies (camera, GPS, etc)
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What does that leave for App Solutions?
Web API
Native App Web Browser
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Understanding APIs are Core to Consumer Apps
Web API
Native App Web Browser
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Step #3: Securing the App starting with the API
Developer Access
Malicious Apps
Threats
Composite Apps
Performance
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What about the Other End?
API
API
API
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Step #4: How Secure App Development Complements API Security
User
Apps
Devices
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Step #4: How Secure App Development Complements API Security
User
Apps
Devices
Name
Phone number
Address
Group
Password
Package name
Name
Signer
HW Accelerated
Permissions
HW version
SW version
App mix
Group
Managed
Footprint
Screen Size
SW AppID
UserID
DeviceID
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Step #4: How Secure App Development Complements API Security
User
Apps
Devices
Name
UserID
Phone number
Address
Group
Martial Status
Password
Package name
Name
HW version
SW version
Screen Size
AppID
Social Graph
DeviceID
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Step #4: How Secure App Development Complements API Security
A B C
username/password
Access Token/Refresh Token Per app
Authorization Server
OAuth + OpenID Connect + PKI Profiled for mobile
Clear distinction between device, user and app
MAG Signed Cert
Certificate Signing Request
ID Token (JWT Or SM Session Cookie
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Step #4: How Secure App Development Complements API Security
Two-factor Auth Social Login
Single Sign-On
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Securing the Mobile App to the Backend API
Mutual SSL
API
API
API
Two-factor Auth Social Login
Single Sign-On
Fine-grained API Access Control
Threat Protection
Mutual SSL
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Step #5: How the Right End-to-End Mobile Security Solution Improves the User Experience
A B C SSO
Social Login
APIs
API
The Right Combination of Content & Security Features
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Mobile Access Gateway
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Mobile SDK – Simplified & secure consumption of APIs
Leverage mobile OS security to create a secure sign-on container
Standards based OAuth 2.0, OpenID Connect, and JWT
Secure provisioning through CA Layer 7 Mobile Access Gateway
Client-side libraries implementing common security aspects
– iOS 6/7, Android 4.x & Adobe PhoneGap
– Easy-to-use device API for adding app to SSO session and mutual SSL
– Single API call to leverage cryptographic security, OAuth, OpenID Connect, and JWT
– SDK with sample code & documentation
Layer 7 Mobile Single Sign On Solution is a complete end-to-end standards-based security solution.
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CA Technologies Provides Unique Capabilities to Meet the Evolving Needs of the Open Enterprise
Balance Security and User Convenience
End-to-End Mobile Security
Accelerate secure application delivery: Build, Deploy & Secure
Convenience
Questions?
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