Mobility has long been a reality. We are literally immersed in mobility: mobile banking, insurance, tickets, government services, books, communication, photography, navigation, and finally shopping – a smartphone is enough. Information and many services that a person needs in everyday life are available through mobile devices. Or about to become available.
It is inevitable that mobile technologies will also penetrate the corporate sector because it is convenient, it saves time, reduces paperwork costs, and increases the possibility of teamwork. We see that members of the Government are also working with tablets, and official letters are often answered by e-mail. And if in many offices of officials there are two computers: one for work, the other for the Internet, then there should be two telephones, two tablets. With one, he runs the region, and the other – writes on Facebook and pays for cinema tickets. How not to get confused here? Is this the only security solution? That second tablet, second smartphone, or watch is also at risk.
In information security, there are no simple, one-size-fits-all solutions. These solutions are specific (and therefore we highlight them at the conference) for electronic document management, for the financial sector, for electronic government, for the protection of personal confidential information. These decisions relate to the security of the Internet and other communication networks, the security of mobile devices themselves, software, security of installed applications, protection of the security and reliability of content published on sites (including official bodies) and social networks, security of cloud technologies, which are widely used to store data, and more.