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Security and convenience should not be a zero-sum game. Security must not block progress to transform businesses. Likewise, mobile collaboration presents a tremendous opportunity for businesses. Read this paper to understand the five primary threats and how to both address risks and gain process efficiencies through secure mobility.
Five Mobile Collaboration Threats Facing All Enterprises | good.com A Good Technology™ Technical Solution E-Book Five Mobile Collaboration Threats Facing All Enterprises Workflow Complexities Introduce Security Challenges and Risks That Must Be Addressed A Good Technology™ Technical Solution E-Book Five Mobile Collaboration Threats Facing All Enterprises | good.com 2 A Good Technology™ Technical Solution E-Book TM Table of Contents Executive Overview 3 The Five Common Mobile Collaboration Risk Categories 4 Mismanaged Device Lifecycles 5 Uncontrolled Personally-Owned Devices 5 Vulnerable Device Hardware and Software 6 Malicious and Poorly-Designed Apps/App Stores 7 Exposed Public Clouds and Open Network Access 8 Mobile Collaboration Workflows: Balancing Productivity with Risk 9 Building Secure Mobility From The Ground Up 11 Achieving Mobile Maturity With "Mobile First" Best Practices 12 Gain Control: Properly Manage Personal and Corporate-Liable Devices 12 Embrace Mobility: Select, Wrap, Develop, and Deploy Secure Mobile Apps 12 Lead With Mobile First: Deliver Secure Mobile Workflows for Each Line-of-Business 13 Enabling Secure Mobile Workflows with the Good Dynamics Secure Mobility Platform 14 Mapping of Controls to Overcome Mobile Collaboration Risks 15 How It Works: The Good Dynamics Secure Mobility Platform Architecture 16 Building Workflows With Secure Mobile Applications 17 Ensuring Data Security While Users Focus on Running the Business 19 About The Good Secure Mobility Solution 20 About Good Technology 20 Citations 20 Five Mobile Collaboration Threats Facing All Enterprises | good.com 3 A Good Technology™ Technical Solution E-Book Executive Overview Mobile collaboration—the ability for end users to work together and deliver greater business value from any place in the world at any time—presents a tremendous opportunity for businesses. The consumerization of IT leverages the unprecedented growth of smartphones and tablets in the workplace to make mobile collaboration a competitive necessity. Nearly 50% of enterprises have developed or are currently developing mobile apps, while nearly 80% of US enterprises practice the Bring-Your-Own-Device (BYOD) approach.1 Employees and senior executives alike demand the freedom of BYOD so they can accomplish more at work, and even work more often when not in the office. In return, enterprise businesses and public-sector agencies benefit from the ability for teams to collaborate effectively at any time from any place—at the office, at home, on the road, or even in the air. According to a report from the Aberdeen Group, IT departments must now include enterprise mobility—along with public clouds, private clouds and social media sites—as essential components of their corporate infrastructures if corporations are to compete effectively.2 Along with the great productivity benefits that mobile collaboration promises, there are also risks that must be addressed and mitigated. Organizations face several types of threats that could lead to stolen corporate data. This not only threatens competitive advantages but also runs the risk of regulatory compliance violations that could lead to large fines. Taking steps to protect information in the mobile world is particularly critical, since the latest mobile technology makes it possible for end users to utilize their own personal devices to access corporate information and collaborate with colleagues, potentially exposing corporate information outside the corporate perimeter. While the use of these technologies improves efficiencies and drives up productivity organizations must apply extra security measures to protect their electronic information—not just at the device management level, but also across applications and the data itself. This white paper examines five primary risks that enterprises face when deploying and supporting mobile applications. Individually, each threat may not pose significant risks. However, considering all five threats are in play 24x7, organizations must rely on a comprehensive mobile application platform to ensure data security at all times on all popular device platforms. This paper also presents use-cases illustrating how mobile collaboration has a positive impact on various industries. The paper then presents the benefits of an integrated enterprise-ready secure mobility platform and the various process efficiencies gained by adopting business-enabling mobility. Security and convenience should not be a zero-sum game. Security must not block progress to transform businesses. Five Mobile Collaboration Threats Facing All Enterprises | good.com 4 A Good Technology™ Technical Solution E-Book The Five Common Mobile Collaboration Risk Categories Enterprises are keenly aware of the benefits mobile collaboration technologies provide as executives and users interact with applications more easily and efficiently—both individually and as a team. Whether using smartphones, tablets or laptops, users can share and process information in ways that not only improve products and services delivered to customers, but also streamline administrative tasks such as invoicing and data exchanges with business partners across the supply chain. When selecting mobile technology, businesses face a significant road block: the missing or limited security features and controls that mobile devices and mobile applications introduce. All organizations must protect their data and comply with government and industry regulations that enforce strict guidelines on the handling of electronic data. Without applying the proper technology safeguards, mobile devices and applications will not meet compliance standards and may subject businesses to significant fines. This is particularly true when users exchange electronic information with their peers and business partners without applying a level of due care for the data. In some cases, employees may act maliciously; more often, they simply just make expensive mistakes. Mobile Environments Contain 5 Primary Threat Elements i=======• Five Mobile Collaboration Threats Facing All Enterprises | good.com 5 A Good Technology™ Technical Solution E-Book Mismanaged Device Lifecycles These threats include data loss that occurs when users lose their mobile devices as well as when devices are stolen or decommissioned. In addition to data owned by the company, users can also potentially lose their personal data if an entire device is wiped by the organization. Wiping an employee's personal data could place the company in a potentially costly legal situation.3 Consider, for example, the deletion of a personal portrait that can never be recovered; this could upset the employee. Companies are not responsible for personal data, but it is in the organization's best interest to protect personal information on behalf of the staff—especially if staff members agree to use their personal devices for business purposes. The device lifecycle threat is one of the most difficult to thwart because people literally carry their devices 24x7 everywhere they go, and lost/stolen devices occur frequently. In addition, many people choose weak passwords or fail to use any password at all. When combining these factors with the lack of device data- encryption, companies leave themselves wide open to data theft. Organizations and end-users may also decommission (sell or discard) devices without realizing corporate data must be wiped first, which begs the question: In whose hands did the corporate data land? Potential Mismanaged Device Lifecycle Risks • Lost devices • Stolen devices • Devices that go unused or get discarded when users upgrade to a new device • De-provisioned devices the company or end users give to another user or sell to the general public • Transfer of data from corporate apps to personal apps In all of these cases, businesses risk the possibility of unexpected device access by someone with the potential to view and extract sensitive corporate or personal data. Uncontrolled Personally-Owned Devices Many businesses support Bring-Your-Own-Device (BYOD) policies which help increase staff productivity by giving users the freedom to use their personal devices for business purposes. Familiarity with their own devices—and the tendency to carry devices on their person at all times—prompts users to interact with applications more often. Unfortunately, bring-your-own devices also carry a higher level of risk than devices owned by the company which are typically directly managed and controlled by IT. Some devices in BYOD environments have limited or non-existent data protection, as users often disable the encryption functionality, set weak passwords, and re-use the same passwords across personal/corporate log-ins. These "user-friendly shortcuts" make it easy to access the then-decrypted corporate data. In some cases, users even turn off passwords, bypassing the encryption altogether. Users also sometimes refuse to enter complex device passwords and may demand the removal of such restrictions. This can lead to corporate data no longer being encrypted. Users may also not understand how to use devices in conjunction with company security and regulatory policies—often connecting their devices to and sharing data with other devices they own via cables and networks. Additionally, while bouncing back and forth from personal to business applications, users may inadvertently transfer corporate information into a personal application, thereby exposing that data to others who have access to that application. Finally, a number of personal applications obtained from app stores often gain access to contacts, calendars, storage media, and other elements on the device- leaving corporate data wide open to theft. Five Mobile Collaboration Threats Facing All Enterprises | good.com 6 A Good Technology™ Technical Solution E-Book Potential Uncontrolled Personally-Owned Device Risks • Limited encryption • Mixture of corporate and personal data • Weak passwords • No passwords • Access to corporate systems, repositories, and data by personal applications • Lost and stolen devices Given these conditions, devices in BYOD environments that are misused—either intentionally or by unsophisticated users—could give malicious hackers access to corporate data via shared devices or by the cracking of inadequate passwords. Vulnerable Device Hardware and Software Mobile hardware devices and their operating system software contain vulnerabilities susceptible to breaches that could allow hackers to gain access to data. Furthermore, malware attacks could degrade system performance or shut down services, applications, or even the entire device. Just because devices haven't been exploited yet doesn't mean the risks are not there. Additionally, operating system developers, device manufacturers and carriers all apply their own hardware and software configuration changes to create a unique ecosystem. The devices must be protected to the same degree as desktops—with the added challenge of defending against threats for which cellular networks are susceptible, such as spoofed/fake cellular towers and other wireless access points created by malicious actors. Equally troubling is the fact that carriers and manufacturers work together to apply updates to devices over the air—oftentimes without user approval or acknowledgement. On the other end of the spectrum, even though carriers control a large part of the update process, they do not always deploy updates associated with protecting smartphones against malware.5 In addition to verifying that all appropriate updates have been uploaded by carriers, businesses should also consider whether their IT teams have approved the use of the latest social networking app or instant messaging app that a carrier installed. These apps can automatically access corporate contact lists and meeting details, which could allow an outsider to access the confidential information. The apps may also automatically access enterprise data, such as client lists, which could create an even bigger problem for the breached enterprise. Potential Vulnerable Device Hardware and Software Risks • Hardware vulnerabilities that vary by manufacturer and by carrier • Operating system vulnerabilities that also vary by manufacturer and carrier These conditions have proven particularly challenging for personal devices running on Android and Windows operating systems that feature open source application coding. But even Apple devices running on iOS have come under recent attacks, driven in part by the popularity of "jail-broken" devices—which allow any application to run, even if not from the approved Apple App Store. iOS apps can pose just as great a risk to users as Android apps. No device is bulletproof. Five Mobile Collaboration Threats Facing All Enterprises | good.com 7 A Good Technology™ Technical Solution E-Book Malicious and Poorly-Designed Apps/App Stores A recent report from Forrester6 forecasts software purchases will grow by 6% in 2013, with commercial software expanding by 8%. Within this space, mobile, collaboration, business intelligence, and analytical apps are expected to be the hottest growth areas—with construction, transportation, education, and healthcare leading the charge from an industry perspective. Continued investments are expected in the financial services, insurance, manufacturing, and public sector verticals. It's also interesting to note that, in addition to the commercial app forecasts, the Forrester report projects that custom applications built for organizations by contractors and consultants are expected to reach $31B in 2013 as illustrated by the graph below: US software market by category, 2013* (U5$ billions) Operating systems $13 Middleware $69 PC operating systems $8 Database management systems $14 IT management $16 Security $13 Integration $13 — Server operating systems $5 Storage management $7 Desktop applications $17 Information management applications $17 Application development $6 Custom applications built by contractors and consultants $31 ""Forrester forecast Business intelligence $9.7 Enterprise content management $4.0 Collaboration and other information management applications $2.8 Financial management systems $9.8 Customer relationship management $8.1 Manufacturing resource management $3.7 Electronic design automation $3.6 Human resources management $6.4 Risk management and payment $2.5 Product life-cycle management $4.3 Call center/contact center systems $2.0 Supply chain management $2.2 ePurchasing $2.6 Commerce servers $1.3 Other and new process applications $8.8 Healthcare systems $8.7 Banking, securities, and insurance systems $4.9 Retail management $2.2 Public and education systems $1.2 Other vertical industry applications $11.6 83003 Source: Forrester Research, Inc. Five Mobile Collaboration Threats Facing All Enterprises | good.com 8 A Good Technology™ Technical Solution E-Book Although the leading application marketplaces such as the Apple App Store have built-in application security checks, the level of access required by each application and the level of security that each application provides vary widely. For example, many data collection processes used by mobile applications are not necessary—either asking for too much data access or gathering more data than they need. This creates more ways for malware to succeed in an attempted breach and data extraction. Consider for a moment an app store receiving tens of thousands of submissions per week. It is nearly impossible to vet every application for every aspect of security. Even with automation, threats can be missed, even if only because the threats change. Some malicious application developers even understand how the vetting system works and build their applications to bypass the checks. They turn off the malicious code segments while running within the automated environment and turn on the malicious code segment when running in production—well after the app store has let it out into the wild. Even vetted apps have weaknesses; clear-text passwords used by consumer apps allow hackers and other malicious apps to view user password lists. Because users often re-use the same username and password across a number of applications, attackers can easily gain access to corporate systems and resources. Potential Malicious and Poorly-Designed Application/App Store Risks • User-installed apps • Clear-text passwords • Insecure (non-SSL) HTTP communications Facing these conditions, poorly-designed apps and apps written with malicious intent are left open to a wide variety of malware and spyware. Users who download such apps become targets of click-jacking, vishing and phishing campaigns that may cause systems to malfunction or even worse, provide access to corporate data. Multiple open ports across a variety of apps not only impact performance but also introduce configuration and policy enforcement complexities, which could leave weaknesses exposed. Exposed Public Clouds and Open Network Access As the number of mobile users increases, and as carrier data-access costs remain high, users access the Internet more frequently via free, public-access Wi-Fi hot spots. The exponential number of hot spots that have emerged in recent years adds to the amount of time end users spend on these networks, which are often left wide open to attack. Devices connected at all times to an open network present a core risk: Corporate data residing on the device and data accessible to the device are often shared through and stored on networks and storage areas beyond the control of IT. Individuals and teams want access to their content and often need to share content with colleagues, peers, and partners. Where IT is unable or unwilling to provide the ability to share this content via mobile devices, employees will find a way. The corporate data then finds its way outside of the organization. Businesses that rely on a Virtual Private Network (VPN) for mobile-device access face additional network access risks. Deploying a VPN for each user and each of their devices requires IT to create multiple ports for each application. Each port thus provides a potential entry point through the security perimeter for hackers. For businesses with hundreds of mobile apps connecting to the enterprise network, the management of security policies through the firewall also leaves the network vulnerable to human error due to the many users, their many roles and their multiple devices. If a device with access to a VPN is compromised, the person who breached the device gains authenticated access into the entire corporate network. VPN solutions do work well in the PC world, but they can negatively impact mobile-device user experiences and drain battery life. Also of concern is the possibility of some network traffic operating outside of the VPN—even when configured not to do so. This can expose company data outside the enterprise network either deliberately or accidentally.7 Five Mobile Collaboration Threats Facing All Enterprises | good.com 9 A Good Technology™ Technical Solution E-Book Potential Exposed Cloud and Network Access Risks • Public cloud storage (the "drop box" effect) • Cellular network connectivity • Public/private cloud mixture • Device-level VPN for all apps (network complexities and battery drain) These risk developments have dramatically increased the number of opportunities hackers have to gain access to corporate networks and the information they host. When content from corporate resources finds its way onto devices, users often share the content with others inside and outside the corporate network. They often choose to use commercial public cloud storage apps, which presents the potential for the content to leak from the organization. When hackers gain shared network-access via a vulnerable device connected through an insecure Wi-Fi hot spot, a cellular network, or a VPN, they can establish rogue access points that enable eavesdropping, the compromising of mobile devices, or even malicious code injection on a network. Mobile Collaboration Workflows: Balancing Productivity with Risk Mobile technology provides all industries with the ability to enable their workforces to operate more efficiently and share information more immediately. These capabilities in turn lead to improved customer service levels and reduced operational costs. Following are a few sample use cases: Industry Mobile Collaboration Benefit Example Possible Risk Healthcar e As doctors and nurses move throughout medical facilities, they can use tablets and smartphones to quickly access patient information, leverage visual aids while communicating with patients, and collaborate with colleagues. When information flows slow down or fail to deliver critical data on time, patient health can suffer, and lives can even be placed at risk. HIPAA requirements to protect patient data place healthcare facilities at risk if data is exposed. Manufacturing As users move across large plant facilities and campuses with multiple buildings, they can easily communicate on equipment performance, production levels, system maintenance/repair issues, and general logistics coordination. External data breaches or internal leakage could lead to competitors gaining access to intellectual property. Financial Services Advisors and brokers can more easily stay connected with clients and colleagues to discuss financial strategies and to act on security buy/sell decisions before market conditions change. Information leakage through lost and stolen devices as well as data breaches from external attacks could provide competitors with key information that leads to an unfair advantage. Five Mobile Collaboration Threats Facing All Enterprises | good.com 10 A Good Technology™ Technical Solution E-Book Industry Legal Mobile Collaboration Benefit Example Legal teams can collaborate with colleagues whether in court, at the office, at home, or on the road. Possible Risk Mishandled information could violate client confidentiality. Utilities Service managers and field users can communicate immediately on the status of maintenance and repair orders. Confidential consumer information could be accessed by malware. When deploying mobile technology, enterprises must ensure they employ a security platform that prevents external attacks that exfiltrate data. Enterprises should also establish Internet systems that block denial- of-service attacks while also protecting against internal data leakage that can occur when mobile devices are stolen, lost, or misused. Every industry needs to be concerned with security when enabling mobile collaboration. Sensitive business data could be lost, such as company financials, and intellectual property could be stolen. Private customer data could also be at risk, which could create a loss of customer faith in the company. In addition, malicious access to systems could bring company business processes down through denial-of-service attacks or could be used to control systems to cause mass destruction. Five Mobile Collaboration Threats Facing All Enterprises | good.com 11 A Good Technology™ Technical Solution E-Book Building Secure Mobility From The Ground Up Relying on disparate mobility security components typically forces enterprises to spend too much on managing their environment and mitigating too much risk. Multiple components can also lead to an increase in end-user calls looking for exceptions to their business workflows that cater to their individual preferences. To take on the mobility security challenges presented previously, deploy a secure platform that provides the ability to select and build apps that enable any mobile workflow imaginable—but in a secure and scalable way with complete enterprise-grade management. The platform should provide all of the following capabilities: • Management of BYOD devices and corporate-liable devices • Secure communications and storage • Global, multi-user/multi-app scalability • Online and offline consumer-like performance • Operations center with high availability and redundancy • Fine-grained policy control supporting line-of-business workflows, internal requirements, and external regulations Equally important, the platform should tie together multiple mobility management functions into a single enterprise-grade, mobile-first solution: • Mobile Device Management (MDM) • Mobile Application Management (MAM) • Enterprise App Store • Secure App Wrapping and App Development • App-to-App Integration Five Mobile Collaboration Threats Facing All Enterprises | good.com 12 A Good Technology™ Technical Solution E-Book Achieving Mobile Maturity With "Mobile First" Best Practices When starting any long journey, it is important to keep the end goal in mind. It may be tempting to con- clude that the first enterprise mobility management issues to arise—such as controlling corporate and personal devices—can be resolved through mobile device management (MDM), and that MDM is all that will ever be needed. However, achieving mobile maturity requires a long-term view, a comprehensive plan, and a solid foun- dation. Enterprises should consider three stages when moving to mobile maturity, and while each stage addresses certain risks, the stages must work together as part of a comprehensive strategy to preclude a "weak-link" vulnerability in the corporate mobility strategy. Gain Control: Properly Manage Personal and Corporate-Liable Devices Adopting MDM is a necessary first stage to enable secure mobile users, but deploying an MDM solution alone is not a sufficient step. MDM allows a company to control many aspects of a mobile device and is the tool to use when devices have been lost or stolen. However, MDM does nothing to secure data used by apps, nor does it allow corporations to develop and deploy secure apps. As an example, many apps—especially BYOD apps—have "connectors" to allow data sharing with social networks and in cloud storage. MDM does little to nothing to prevent secure corporate data from being accessed by these apps, Thus, "leaking" data can occur as these connectors can then be shared with the public. Embrace Mobility: Select, Wrap, Develop, and Deploy Secure Mobile Apps After a company has addressed the problems addressed by MDM, it can move to the second stage, which focuses on issues related to apps. A mobile application management solution (MAM) is the next step, but this too must be seen in the context of a larger mobility management perspective. MAM solutions allow a company to reduce, and in some cases remove, the threat of data loss or theft from applications. Corporate-developed apps can be built utilizing a software development kit that con- trols data flows and access. Existing apps can also be "wrapped" to redirect data flows into approved apps and containers. An approach of note is the use of a secure container for the app and its data. While "wrapping" an app offers some control over data flows, the app still stores data locally. The data should thus be encrypted. If the app and its data are in a secure container, the data is theoretically protected. Unfortunately, some container solutions rely solely on the native encryption of mobile devices while others support levels of security and encryption approved for use in government, regulated, and high-value industries. The former approach is vulnerable when device passcodes are broken while the latter can ensure constant data integrity. A side note: in BYOD environments, the native-encryption container approach often leads companies to enforce lengthy passcodes, which has the unfortunate side effect of forcing BYOD users to enter the lengthy passcodes merely to listen to music or view photos. The highly-secure container approach functions independently of the passcode, so users may choose shorter passcodes without threatening corporate data security. Five Mobile Collaboration Threats Facing All Enterprises | good.com 13 A Good Technology™ Technical Solution E-Book Advanced MAM solutions allow corporations to set up their own app store that provides these corpo- rate-written and security-wrapped apps to employees and customers. Some of these private-branded app stores have the capability to support searches, user reviews and feedback as well as revision history; others are merely catalogs listing available apps. Another approach of note is to test the wrapped and the corporate-developed apps for security holes and data leaks. It makes little sense to wrap or build an app and publish it to your employees or customers if that app is not proven to be secure. Independent third-parties can review, test, and certify apps. At least one platform vendor provides this capability to ensure the integrity of any wrapped or corporate-built apps. MAM alone, though, does not address the needs of most line-of-business mobility deployments. Transform With Mobile First: Deliver Secure Mobile Workflows for Each Line-of-Business The third stage in the mobile maturity growth path enables a company's lines-of-business to embrace mobile workflows as a means to drive revenue and operating efficiencies. This means that on a secure device (MDM), using secure apps (MAM) and secure containers (enterprise mobility platform), organizations can enable a secure method for employees, agents, representatives, partners, customers, and others to interact with the business on their mobile devices. When securely containerized apps can share secure data with each other on a secure platform, the com- pany can set up a secure end-to-end workflow that allows an entire process comprising multiple tasks to be accomplished. With this level of integration, organizations can begin automating processes that have never been automated before, taking full advantage of the capabilities introduced by mobility. The benefit to the business by using this multi-stage model is that this can be accomplished while addressing risk and security in front of the curve. Of course, this level of secure workflow can only be achieved when all of the preceding steps have been deployed, and this marks the last step in mobile maturity—transforming the way business is conducted by providing a secure mobility platform with centrally managed devices, apps, and communications. Mobile collaboration means that organizations can compete more effectively while they also reduce time and cost and as they approach and open up new markets. Embracing security-first mobile collaboration also means IT can build and deploy a BYOD strategy while remaining confident in the security of the devices, corporate data, and workflow management. Five Mobile Collaboration Threats Facing All Enterprises | good.com 14 A Good Technology™ Technical Solution E-Book Enabling Secure Mobile Workflows with the Good Dynamics Secure Mobility Platform To enable line-of-business workflows while preventing data loss, many global enterprises and top government agencies around the world have turned to the Good Dynamics Secure Mobility Platform as it enables them to deliver on the mobile-first productivity premise while adhering to mobile-first best practices. The selection is typically based on the fact that Good Technology has leveraged more than a decade of experience in secure enterprise mobility, enabling the company to offer the Good Dynamics Secure Mobility Platform that supports organizations regardless of where they are on their mobile journey. The containerized capabilities of the Good Dynamics Secure Mobility Platform allow enterprises to establish multiple controls at the app level: • Encrypting data on devices • Segregating corporate data from personal data • Requiring application passwords • Applying shared authentication Part of the Good Secure Mobility Solution, the Good Dynamics Secure Mobility Platform also minimizes data loss even if devices are compromised. This lets IT say 'yes' to user application usage requests while also ensuring secure workflows. For securing data at the application level, Good Secure Mobility Solution app containers essentially allow enterprises to separate corporate data from personal data on the device and apply controls and policies at the application level. The containers also provide an extra level of protection should devices become compromised. For exam- ple, even if a device is jail-broken, the application data will continue to remain encrypted if the application is encrypted using the application password/key and not the device password/key. The following capabilities allow organizations to deploy enterprise-class mobility solutions that secure and distribute apps while also providing control of the apps on any device: • Shared Authentication: After authenticating into a Good Dynamics enabled app, users do not have to authenticate to other Good Dynamics enabled apps because they are checked against the master app. • Secure Document Collaboration: Secure exchange of documents (such as trapping Open In/Open With/Save In) between Good Dynamics enabled apps ensures documents remain secure throughout entire workflows. Corporate data never spills into personal applications, even if both corporate and personal apps co-exist on the same device. • Shared Services: Enables creation of apps that provide a secure print app that is published as a shared service. For example, if an iPad-based CAD design editor needs the ability to print, rather than write code for printing in the CAD-design editing doc, the shared print service published from the secure print app could be used instead. • Custom App-Specific Policies: Gives developers the ability to define app-specific controls in an XML file and manage the policy through the same console as the default Good Dynamics policies to eliminate the need for another management console. For example, if a human resources app makes tabs visible depending on the Active Directory membership of users, a director might see the admin tab while an employee might only see the view tab. Five Mobile Collaboration Threats Facing All Enterprises | good.com 15 A Good Technology™ Technical Solution E-Book Mapping of Controls to Overcome Mobile Collaboration Risks Mobile Collaboration Risk Mitigation Strategies Good Technology Control Mismanaged Device Lifecycles • Policy-driven mobile lifecycle management • Remote device management capabilities to enforce compliance • Mobile Device Management Uncontrolled Personally-Owned Devices • Encrypt corporate data at rest, in memory, and in transit regardless of whether the user disables the device passcode or selects weak device security • Separation of personal/corporate apps and data using secure containers • Encrypt data at the application level using secure containers • Selective remote wipe of corporate data only • Mobile Device Management • Containerization via Secure App Wrapping and App Dev Vulnerable Device Hardware and Software • For corporate liable devices, enable strong device passwords • For corporate liable and BYOD devices, require strong passwords at the app level with shared app-based authentication • Encrypt corporate data at rest, in memory, and in transit at the application level using secure containers • Prevent access to corporate data by personal apps seeking to share data with other apps on the device or services located off the device • Selective remote wipe of corporate data only • Mobile Device Management • Containerization via Secure App Wrapping and App Dev Malicious and Poorly-Stores • Encrypt corporate data at rest, in memory, and in rrancit LI ell loll • For BYOD devices, encrypt data at the application level • Selective remote wipe of corporate data only • Control unsecured communications and instant messaging just as email is managed • Select secure workflow-enabling apps from trusted and proven providers • Mobile Device Management • Containerization via Secure App Wrapping and App Dev • Enterprise App Store Exposed Public Clouds and Open Network Access • Securely read, write, update and store files behind the corporate firewall; enable "check-in" and "checkout" access for programs or platforms (e.g., Sharepoint) that require this • Secure remote access without having to implement a VPN or series of Micro-VPNs • Leverage a secure, highly-available, redundant network operations center (NOC) • Enable secure file access/synchronization of corporate assets without placing systems in the demilitarized zone (DMZ) • Secure File Access/Sync via Good for Enterprise and Good Share • Good Secure Proxy via the Good Network Operations Center (NOC) Five Mobile Collaboration Threats Facing All Enterprises | good.com 16 A Good Technology™ Technical Solution E-Book How It Works: The Good Dynamics Secure Mobility Platform Architecture The Good Dynamics Secure Mobility Platform is built on industry standards to provide organizations with maximum flexibility when mobilizing their enterprise and allowing employees to select their own devices. The platform also supports devices running the current iOS, Android, and Windows Phone operating systems. OUTBOUND TO DEVICE: > Encrypts ? Corp environment (raw data) Good Proxy (encrypts data) Good NOC receives encrypted data Mobile client receives encrypted data from NOC Good Dynamics 'Open In' to another Good Dynamics secured app receives and saves encrypted data, then decrypts data only to memory when needed Good Dynamics secured app transfers still-encrypted data to that app secured app receives and saves encrypted data, then decrypts data only to memory when needed INBOUND FROM DEVICE: ^ Encrypts ... NOC sends encrypted data to the Good Proxy Good Dynamics secured app authenticates and connects with Good Dynamics NOC > Decrypts ?. Good Proxy decrypts data and sends it to the application server For controlling data sharing at the app level, policies can be set by IT to allow a Good Dynamics secured app to share data only with other specific Good Dynamics secured apps through whitelisting and blacklisting. Good Dynamics secured data can be shared among Good Dynamics secured apps whether the apps are built by Good, an ISV, or an internal development team using the Good Dynamics SDK and Good Dynamics app-wrapping technology. While note represented in this diagram, a Good Dynamics secured app can also "Open In" to a non-Good Dynamics secured app IF permitted by IT policy, including whitelist and blacklist app-specific granularity. If such an action is permitted, then the Good proxy server decrypts the data and sends the data to the non-secured app. At this point, the data could be at risk for loss since the app is now out of Good Dynamics control. This model falls outside of data loss prevention (DLP) best practices and is not recommended due to the obvious risk of potential data loss. In real time, users can easily access their email, contacts, calendar, and other enterprise applications required to collaborate with their colleagues and other business partners. Users can also view, edit and share documents, including graphics, PDFs, Word and Excel files. Using either the file repository or integrated Microsoft SharePoint® access, users can access and share documents securely within the Good Dynamics application ecosystem and then send the documents via email and instant messaging. Policy settings allow these features to be enabled or disabled. File-handling policies allow administrators to control which file types can be saved, which third-party applications are permitted to save the files, and which applications can be exported to either inclusive whitelists or exclusive blacklists. The Good Dynamics Secure Mobility Platform also uses a Secure Socket Layer (SSL) encrypted tunnel, which allows Good-enabled applications to communicate and share data while protecting the content. The platform replaces the native "Open In" communication channel with an authenticated app-to-app SSL tunnel that secures the communication between Good Dynamics enabled apps so the content cannot be sniffed in transit by malicious software. Five Mobile Collaboration Threats Facing All Enterprises | good.com 17 A Good Technology™ Technical Solution E-Book The Good Network Operations Center (NOC) serves as the core of the Good Dynamics Secure Mobility Platform architecture. Servers register and authenticate with the NOC using industry-standard security procedures. When a mobile device is activated, it authenticates to the NOC, and the NOC then manages the routing of the device data to the appropriate servers while ensuring only authorized devices are allowed to connect to enterprise servers. Once authenticated, the mobile device and the servers establish an end-to-end secure communications channel. The NOC does not have access to the security keys for this communications channel, so unencrypted data is never exposed in the NOC. Those keys are kept by the mobile device and the Good Dynamics servers located behind the enterprise firewall. Building Workflows With Secure Mobile Applications In addition to employing the Good Dynamics Secure Mobility Platform, organizations also need to recognize that off-the shelf apps may not be available to complete every workflow their users require. Therefore, organizations should consider the development of enterprise-ready applications to utilize the platform properly: • Business Intelligence • Cloud Storage • Document Editing/Annotation • Enterprise Resource Planning • Customer Relationship Management • Finance • Healthcare • Instant Messaging/Presence • Remote Desktop • Document Management: SharePoint/File Access/ Sync • Social Business • e-Printing/Cloud Printing Common Lines-of-Business Using Mobile Technology: • Field service teams • Healthcare professionals • Manufacturing supply chain • Legal war rooms • Financial service advisors • Emergency response first responders • And more... Mobile apps within these categories and others, including apps that have been commercially developed or custom-built by an organization, facilitate the process flows that enable mobile workforce collaboration while following corporate security policies. Five Mobile Collaboration Threats Facing All Enterprises | good.com 18 A Good Technology™ Technical Solution E-Book The Role of Security in App-to-App Workflows Good Dynamics enabled apps can securely access information—such as a PDF—and open this information in an image annotator such that users can draw on the image/document. They can then save notes and the drawing before sending the annotated image via a secure email application to other users. In the world of collaboration, the multiple parties that work together multiply the number of applications running across multiple devices. Data thus becomes ubiquitous throughout the environment so that keeping track of and securing all data is critical. As business partners continue to shift to a BYOD approach—so devices, applications, and cloud services can enable mobility—meeting the IT need for security and control thus becomes increasingly complex. 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Three 6 Mafia have managed some amazing feats in their time, as the duo of Juicy J and DJ Paul, not only have created some anthemic hits like "Tear The Club Up", "Sippin' On Syrup", and "Stay Fly", but also have 1) beat Martin Scorcese to his first Oscar (that's Oscar, not Grammy) and 2) collaborated with Tiesto just before the stateside EDM boom. It's safe to say these dudes have always been ahead of the game. So it was not surprising that just when you thought they were done, that Juicy J comes back with "Bandz A Make Her Dance", a downtempo strip-club anthem that helped shape the sound of club-hop for 2013, dominating the space at a 60 BPM pace.
"Bandz A Make Her Dance" is the exact opposite of songs that inspired the late 90′s / early 2000′s crunk movement, like the aforementioned "Tear The Club Up". Rather than being a wilding out club track, the song is almost laid back, propelled by it's tales of strip clubs and dollar bills, inspiring many similar songs around the same tempo, and about the same subject matter. A surprise hit, naturally the next move was for Juicy J to follow-up with a new solo album, now under Wiz Khalifa's Taylor Gang camp, and thus, Stay Trippy is upon us.
But for all the viral success of "Bandz…", The Juice has had a hard time replicating that success into another massive hit single, despite a few lukewarm follow-ups. "Show Out" with Young Jeezy and Big Sean is a close second, yet "Bounce It" with Trey Songz and Wale failed to hit the mark. While the brilliantly degrading "Scholarship" with A$AP Rocky is sure to take it's place as next year's strip club anthem, it's more or less the same song.
That's the big problem with Stay Trippy, a redundant 16 track album that repeats the same themes, over and over again. When not rhyming about money, weed or women, Juicy gets thuggy on songs like "No Heart, No Love", "Gun Plus A Mask", and "Smoke A N***a", but these are literally three iterations of the same idea. The same can be said for both "So Much Money" and "Money A Do It", or the two Wiz Khalifa songs. Sadly, "The Woods", with Justin Timberlake fails to capture the same magic on 2006′s "Chop Me Up", from JT's Futuresex/Lovesounds LP.
While neither Juicy J or DJ Paul are rap scholars by any stretch of the imagination, they did compliment each other well. Unfortunately on Stay Trippy, Juicy's simplistic A-B rhyme style and "yeah ho!" propulsion quickly wears thin on the listener, even a third of the way into the album's hefty 16 tracks. It's clear there's a strategy of throw-it-all-at-the-wall-and-see-what-sticks, but unfortunately it just seems like a bunch of wadded up, glitter-stained $1 dollar bills.
We get a review for this and not Deltro 3030. HAHAHAHAHA. Never got into 3 6 mafia.
TMTM I was thinking the same thing!
To me 36 represented everything I detested about the south. All the beats were similar and the rapping was never good. Big Mike, 8ball and Mjg, Scarface, UGK all had better beats and light years better rhymes than these clowns, and the fact that they won an Oscar for that song was laughable.
Of course it's wack, but there's a bonus track "One Thousand" that has a cool little bounce to it from a dope sample and a quick, well executed Wiz vocal.
Most of 3 6 's output isn't worth a second listen, but you'd find their dopest production on Project Pat's Ghetty Green. A few ignorant underground classics on there with nice drums and 70 soul samples with decent raps that won't make you feel retarded at least.
Fuc a rap scholar, this ish #concrete & stay going harder. I don't compare Rakim & Run DMC to Mase because the intent of the artist is completely different. There's always going to be a market for for hood club ish (gentlemen's or regular) Juicy J is go get his regardless. Maybe HHS could have found a more appropriate album to review for it's "target" demographic.
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Good News, Amen! (Ain-a That Good News / Amen / Go, Tell It on the Mountain). Arranged by Jean Anne Shafferman. Choir Sacred. 2-Part Choir. Choral (Sacred); Choral Octavo; Worship Resources. Christmas; Sacred; Spiritual; Winter. Grade 2. Choral Octavo. 8 pages. Published by Alfred Music (AP.23730).
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Complete Jewish Bible (CJB) | New International Version (NIV) |
1 The word of ADONAI came to me: | 1 The word of the LORD came to me: |
2 "Human being, prophesy against the shepherds of Isra'el. Prophesy! Tell them, the shepherds, that Adonai ELOHIM says this: 'Woe to the shepherds of Isra'el who feed themselves! Shouldn't the shepherds feed the sheep? | 2 "Son of man, prophesy against the shepherds of Israel; prophesy and say to them: 'This is what the Sovereign LORD says: Woe to the shepherds of Israel who only take care of themselves! Should not shepherds take care of the flock? |
3 You eat the choice meat, you clothe yourselves with the wool, and you slaughter the best of the herd; but you don't feed the sheep! | 3 You eat the curds, clothe yourselves with the wool and slaughter the choice animals, but you do not take care of the flock. |
4 You don't strengthen the weak, heal the sick, bandage the broken, bring back the outcasts or seek the lost; on the contrary, you tyrannize them with crushing force. | 4 You have not strengthened the weak or healed the sick or bound up the injured. You have not brought back the strays or searched for the lost. You have ruled them harshly and brutally. |
5 So they were scattered, without a shepherd, and became food for every wild animal - they were scattered. | 5 So they were scattered because there was no shepherd, and when they were scattered they became food for all the wild animals. |
6 My sheep wandered around aimlessly on every mountain and hill; yes, my sheep were scattered all over the land, with no one to search for them or look after them. | 6 My sheep wandered over all the mountains and on every high hill. They were scattered over the whole earth, and no one searched or looked for them. |
7 "'Therefore, shepherds, hear the word of ADONAI: | 7 " 'Therefore, you shepherds, hear the word of the LORD: |
8 "As I live," Adonai ELOHIM swears, "because my sheep have become prey, my sheep have become food for every wild animal, since there was no shepherd, since my shepherds didn't look for my sheep, and instead my shepherds fed themselves but not my sheep," | 8 As surely as I live, declares the Sovereign LORD, because my flock lacks a shepherd and so has been plundered and has become food for all the wild animals, and because my shepherds did not search for my flock but cared for themselves rather than for my flock, |
9 therefore, shepherds, hear the word of ADONAI! | 9 therefore, O shepherds, hear the word of the LORD: |
10 Adonai ELOHIM says, "I am against the shepherds. I demand that they hand my sheep back to me. I will not allow them to feed the sheep, and they won't feed themselves either. I will rescue my sheep from their mouths; they will be food for them no longer." | 10 This is what the Sovereign LORD says: I am against the shepherds and will hold them accountable for my flock. I will remove them from tending the flock so that the shepherds can no longer feed themselves. I will rescue my flock from their mouths, and it will no longer be food for them. |
11 "'For here is what Adonai ELOHIM says: "I am taking over! I will search for my sheep and look after them, myself. | 11 " 'For this is what the Sovereign LORD says: I myself will search for my sheep and look after them. |
12 Just as a shepherd looks after his flock when he finds himself among his scattered sheep, so I will look after my sheep. I will rescue them from all the places where they were scattered when it was cloudy and dark. | 12 As a shepherd looks after his scattered flock when he is with them, so will I look after my sheep. I will rescue them from all the places where they were scattered on a day of clouds and darkness. |
13 I will bring them back from those peoples, gather them from those countries and return them to their own land. Then I will let them feed on the mountains of Isra'el, by the streams and in all the livable places of the land. | 13 I will bring them out from the nations and gather them from the countries, and I will bring them into their own land. I will pasture them on the mountains of Israel, in the ravines and in all the settlements in the land. |
14 I will have them feed in good pastures; their grazing ground will be on the high mountains of Isra'el. They will rest in good grazing grounds and feed in rich pastures on Isra'el's mountains. | 14 I will tend them in a good pasture, and the mountain heights of Israel will be their grazing land. There they will lie down in good grazing land, and there they will feed in a rich pasture on the mountains of Israel. |
15 Yes, I will pasture my sheep; and I will let them rest" says Adonai ELOHIM. | 15 I myself will tend my sheep and have them lie down, declares the Sovereign LORD. |
16 "I will seek the lost, bring back the outcasts, bandage the broken, and strengthen the sick. But the fat and the strong I will destroy - I will feed them with judgment." | 16 I will search for the lost and bring back the strays. I will bind up the injured and strengthen the weak, but the sleek and the strong I will destroy. I will shepherd the flock with justice. |
17 "'As for you, my flock,' Adonai ELOHIM says this: 'I will judge between sheep and other sheep, between rams and billy-goats. | 17 " 'As for you, my flock, this is what the Sovereign LORD says: I will judge between one sheep and another, and between rams and goats. |
18 Wasn't it enough for you to feed on the best pasture and drink from the clearest water? Did you have to trample the rest of the pasture and foul the remaining water with your feet? | 18 Is it not enough for you to feed on the good pasture? Must you also trample the rest of your pasture with your feet? Is it not enough for you to drink clear water? Must you also muddy the rest with your feet? |
19 So now my sheep eat what you have trampled with your feet and drink water fouled by your feet.' | 19 Must my flock feed on what you have trampled and drink what you have muddied with your feet? |
20 Therefore here is what Adonai ELOHIM says to them: 'I will judge between the fat sheep and the thin sheep. | 20 " 'Therefore this is what the Sovereign LORD says to them: See, I myself will judge between the fat sheep and the lean sheep. |
21 Because you push them with your flanks and shoulders and butt all the weak ones with your horns, till you scatter them in every direction; | 21 Because you shove with flank and shoulder, butting all the weak sheep with your horns until you have driven them away, |
22 therefore I will save my flock; they will no longer be prey; and I will judge between sheep and other sheep. | 22 I will save my flock, and they will no longer be plundered. I will judge between one sheep and another. |
23 "'I will raise up one shepherd to be in charge of them, and he will let them feed - my servant David. He will pasture them and be their shepherd. | 23 I will place over them one shepherd, my servant David, and he will tend them; he will tend them and be their shepherd. |
24 I, ADONAI, will be their God; and my servant David will be prince among them. I, ADONAI, have spoken. | 24 I the LORD will be their God, and my servant David will be prince among them. I the LORD have spoken. |
25 I will make a covenant of peace with them; I will rid the land of wild animals; and they will live securely in the desert and sleep in the forests. | 25 " 'I will make a covenant of peace with them and rid the land of wild beasts so that they may live in the desert and sleep in the forests in safety. |
26 I will make them and the places around my hill a blessing, and I will cause the rain to fall when it should - there will be showers of blessing. | 26 I will bless them and the places surrounding my hill. I will send down showers in season; there will be showers of blessing. |
27 The trees in the field will bear their fruit and the soil its produce, and they will be secure in their land. Then they will know that I am ADONAI, when I break the bars of their yoke and rescue them from the power of those who turned them into slaves. | 27 The trees of the field will yield their fruit and the ground will yield its crops; the people will be secure in their land. They will know that I am the LORD, when I break the bars of their yoke and rescue them from the hands of those who enslaved them. |
28 No longer will they be prey for the Goyim, nor will the wild animals devour them; but they will live securely, with no one to make them afraid. | 28 They will no longer be plundered by the nations, nor will wild animals devour them. They will live in safety, and no one will make them afraid. |
29 I will make the productivity of their crops famous, and they will no longer be consumed by hunger in the land or bear the shame of the Goyim any more. | 29 I will provide for them a land renowned for its crops, and they will no longer be victims of famine in the land or bear the scorn of the nations. |
30 They will know that I, ADONAI their God, am with them, and that they, the house of Isra'el, are my people,' says Adonai ELOHIM. | 30 Then they will know that I, the LORD their God, am with them and that they, the house of Israel, are my people, declares the Sovereign LORD. |
31 'You, my sheep, the sheep in my pasture, are human beings; and I am your God,' says Adonai ELOHIM." | 31 You my sheep, the sheep of my pasture, are people, and I am your God, declares the Sovereign LORD.' " |
Complete Jewish Bible Copyright 1998 by David H. Stern. Published by Jewish New Testament Publications, Inc. All rights reserved. Used by permission. (The Complete Jewish Bible Online) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |


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College Station, TX (SportsNetwork.com) - Johnny Manziel tossed four touchdown passes and rushed for two more to lead 12th-ranked Texas A&M to a 57-7 rout of UTEP on Saturday.
Manziel was an efficient 16-for-24 passing for 273 yards while also rushing for a team-high 67 yards on seven carries.
Travis Labhart caught four passes for 83 yards and two touchdowns, while Malcome Kennedy and Mike Evans added one touchdown reception apiece for the Aggies (7-2, 3-2 SEC), who have won two straight since falling to then-No. 24 Auburn on Oct. 19.
"We're playing a lot of guys, and I think any time you're doing that, starting to get some confidence, playing a lot of people, we've been able to rotate a lot of guys the last couple games, and get some energy," Texas A&M head coach Kevin Sumlin said of his defense, which forced four turnovers.
Tra Carson, who had one rushing touchdown, was carted off the field after sustaining an apparent head/neck injury in the early in the fourth quarter. Carson had movement in his extremities before he was taken away.
Blaire Sullivan was 9-for-17 passing for 71 yards and three interceptions for the Miners (1-7, 0-4 C-USA), losers in six straight.
"Second quarter the turnovers really killed us," UTEP coach Sean Kugler said. "Really put our defense in a tough spot."
Floyd Raven Sr. blocked UTEP's punt 3 1/2 minutes into the game and ball rolled out of the end zone for a safety, but the Miners' defense held strong and forced an Aggies punt before going 73 yards in nine plays to take a 7-2 lead.
Sullivan got the chains moving with a 23-yard rush before connecting with Malcolm Trail for a 29-yard gain to put the ball on the Texas A&M 4. After Sullivan was stopped on first down, Aaron Jones ran it in off the right tackle.
The Aggies responded with a brief four-play scoring march as Manziel hooked up with Labhart along the right sideline for a 44-yard touchdown to put the Aggies up 9-7.
Carson's 1-yard TD plunge with just over nine minutes to go in the first half made it 15-7. Manziel set up the score after floating a 23-yard pass to Kennedy near the right pylon. Kennedy hauled in the perfect pass and was able to get one foot down before stumbling out of bounds.
The Aggies scored just over 30 seconds later to make it 22-7. Sullivan's pass was picked off by De'Vante Harris, and two plays later Manziel found Kennedy in the front left corner of the end zone for the score.
Jordan Leslie fumbled on the ensuing possession and it was scooped up by Noel Ellis, leading to yet another Aggies' scoring drive.
On 4th-and-1 from the 10 later in the drive, Manziel ran it in for the score to push the lead to 29-7. Coming out of a timeout, Manziel quickly snapped the ball and rushed around the left edge before juking a UTEP defender and lunging for the end zone.
Howard Matthews picked off Sullivan on the next UTEP possession and the Aggies needed just two plays to score as Manziel connected with Labhart for a 17-yard TD completion to send Texas A&M into the break with a commanding 36-7 lead.
Manziel broke off a 49-yard rushing score just two minutes into the second half to put the Aggies on top, 43-7.
Manziel's 26-yard TD toss to Evans made it 50-7 and Trey Williams ran it in from 14 yards out with 2:05 remaining to account for the final difference.
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