McAfee Enterprise Mobility Management (McAfee EMM)

McAfee Enterprise Mobility Management (McAfee EMM)

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Overview

Security and Management for Mobile Devices, Data, and Applications
McAfee Enterprise Mobility Management (McAfee EMM) enables businesses to empower their work force with mobile productivity in a secure, simplified, streamlined way.

Security
Mobile productivity presents risks to mobile devices and data, including loss, theft, and unauthorized access. Businesses work hard to develop their intellectual property, partner and customer lists, and trade secrets so it’s a top priority to protect that mobile data through policy-based security that’s easy to use and manage.

BYOD
The increasingly popular bring-your-own-device (BYOD) trend gives employee device choice yet adds complication for IT. When an employee-owned, consumer-oriented device is used for business, additional privacy, control, usage, policy, security, and data protection issues need to be addressed to ensure that business data is protected.

Mobile Management
Busy IT departments will appreciate being able to orchestrate policy, configuration, security, and management of mobile devices through a web-based console. The integrated McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator (McAfee ePO) management infrastructure provides a robust platform.

Unified, Enterprise-Wide Management
It makes sense to manage mobile devices along with your traditional endpoints such as laptop PCs using a single unified infrastructure and console. After all, it’s the same data, same people, same permissions, and similar IT processes. It is easy to manage all endpoints with the integrated McAfee ePO management infrastructure.

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Features & Benefits

Security and Management for Mobile Devices, Data, and Applications

The McAfee EMM solution delivers mobile data protection and mobile device management (MDM) though a combination of McAfee EMM, McAfee Secure Container for Android, McAfee VirusScan Mobile for Android (unmanaged), and McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator (McAfee ePO) management.

Security

Striking the right balance between security, usability, and manageability is essential. McAfee EMM provides just the right amount of security through:

  • Access control by user, data, and device
  • Network connectivity requirements including VPN and WiFi
  • Enforcing of authentication and encryption
  • Remote locking or full wiping of devices that are lost or stolen
  • Independent anti-malware software to protect Android devices (and the networks they connect to) from malicious code
  • Adding a Secure Container for Android for encrypted storage and to restrict cut and paste of data to unsecured areas
BYOD

Although business benefits from on-the-go productivity, mobile workers are often unaware of the additional business risks and complications that BYOD brings. So, businesses need to make it easy to keep data secure on employee-owned devices through features such as:

  • Support of corporate- and employee-owned devices
  • Easy, over-the-air provisioning and policy distribution
  • Retaining the native iOS experience and encryption that users want
  • Secure Container for Android to encrypt and separate work email, contacts, and calendar from personal data and to securely view documents
  • Remote partial wiping of device which preserves personal information while protecting corporate data
  • Support for the most used consumer devices including Android, iOS, and Windows Phone
Mobile Management

Mobile device management can be complicated so mobile-specific features and views help IT departments maintain control through:

  • Granular policy options, including by user, group, device, and operating system
  • Mobile dashboards, views, and reports that are customizable or standardized
  • Streamlined, automated processes, including device tagging to manage inventory and design-specific policies
  • Analytics, alerting, monitoring, and reporting
  • Identification and blocking of risky devices
  • Hosting and distribution of commercial and enterprise apps
  • Secure Container for Android to provide a single email client across a range of devices to make the help desk job easier
  • Enterprise-class scalability of 25,000 devices per server or more than 100,000 devices with load balancing
Unified, Enterprise-Wide Management

Unified management provides a comprehensive approach to enterprise-wide risk management with:

  • Role-based administration
  • Drag-and-drop actionable dashboards and alerts that are mobile specific or all endpoint views
  • Support for authentication via Active Directory so the solution fit into your existing infrastructure
  • Enterprise-wide management of mobile, traditional endpoints, and network and data center solutions from the same unified infrastructure
  • True end-to-end security and compliance visibility

Device and System Requirements

EMM Device Agents

  • Supported Software Platforms
    • Apple iOS 4.3 or higher
    • Windows Phone 7 and 8 (No EMM Agent required)
    • Android 2.2 and higher

EMM Server Components

  • Software
    • ePolicy Orchestrator 4.6.5 or higher
  • Hardware
    • 4 GB RAM (physical or virtual), Dual Core CPU
  • Operating System
    • Microsoft Windows Sever 2008 64-bit with Service Pack 2 (SP2) (Standard or Enterprise Edition)
    • Windows Server 2008 R2 64-bit with SP 1 (Standard or Enterprise Edition)
      • SQL Server
        • 2005 with SP 3 or higher (Enterprise, Standard, or Workgroup Edition)
          • 2008 R2 32- and 64-bit with SP 1 or higher (Enterprise, Standard, or Workgroup Edition)
        • Configuration and Limitations
          • Database collation must be configured to the U.S. English default: SQL_Latin1_General_Cp1_CI_AS
          • SQL Express is appropriate only for trial installations, with a single, on‑premises server used in non-production environments
      • Mail Server
        • Exchange 2003, 2007, or 2010
        • Domino 8.5.1 or 8.5.2
  • Internet Browsers
    • Internet Explorer 8.0 or higher
    • Firefox 10.0 or higher
    • Chrome 17 or higher

Customer Stories

Major Healthcare System

The healthcare system uses McAfee solutions to gain compliance with HIPAA, PCI, DSS, and FTC regulations.

Highlights
  • Optimize mobility management of corporate data
  • Protect corporate data from the data center to the mobile device
  • Set mobile policies that work while providing flexibility to users
  • Provide central dashboard for controlling entire security environment

Morpho

Morpho chose McAfee Enterprise Mobility Management software to apply the same levels of security and control to mobile devices that it provides on laptops and desktops.

Highlights
  • Email encryption, password access, and application control prevents unauthorized access to sensitive data
  • Mobile security provides significant time and cost savings through employee self-provisioning
  • Centralized management allows for comprehensive control and reporting
  • Extensive security empowers field technicians to do their jobs

NYC Department of IT and Telecommunications

NYC Department of IT and Telecommunications uses McAfee for for vulnerability management, endpoint encryption, and other areas of security functionality.

Highlights
  • Increased protection with a savings of $18 million
  • Provided centralized control across highly distributed IT environment

Riverside Healthcare

Riverside Healthcare protects more than 1,950 endpoints including mobile devices with McAfee software.

Highlights
  • Optimize mobility management of corporate data
  • Protect corporate data from the data center to the mobile device
  • Set mobile policies that work while providing flexibility to users

Watsons

McAfee helped Watsons deploy the McAfee Enterprise Mobility Management solution. This solution enables employees to decide on their choice of mobile devices while still able to access corporate applications securely and conveniently.

Highlights
  • Reduced the security risks posed by mobile devices at work

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  • What are My Risks with My Mobile Device?
    Robert Siciliano - April 29, 2013
    Mobile technology is the new frontier for fraudsters. Today, there are more wireless devices than American people.[1] Mobile devices connect to the Internet and have much of the same information and capability as a personal computer. Your device and the private data it holds are very, very attractive to thieves. Yet, most of us don’t Read more...
  • A Zebra Can Have Polka Dots
    Lillian Wai - April 05, 2013
    Can a zebra show off anything but stripes?  Of course it can. How about polka dots? Whether you’re an IT reseller, hosting organization, communications provider, or an MSP, you’re already convinced that offering managed service security solutions to your customer base is not just a good idea—it’s a great way to keep recurring revenues and Read more...
  • What You Should be Aware of When Using Your Android Device
    Robert Siciliano - March 12, 2013
    As we all migrate towards using smartphones and tablets, we need to be aware of the risks associated with them. Most of us know that we need to protect our computers with security software, but we don’t always take that precaution with our mobile devices. In fact nearly 75% of Americans do not use mobile Read more...
  • From the Phablet to GSMA’s Connected City, Was Mobile World Congress a Success?
    Lianne Caetano - March 06, 2013
    For four days, the streets of Barcelona were flooded with mobile enthusiasts from every corner of the globe, looking to see what ground-breaking announcements would be coming out of Mobile World Congress 2013 (MWC). Held from February 25th to February 28th, more than 72,000 attendees from 200 countries passed through the MWC entrance doors to Read more...
  • MWC 2013 – The final countdown
    Lianne Caetano - February 28, 2013
    What happened to the big stories? What were the big stories? What do you do on day 4 of MWC?