PPT-User-Centric Permissions for Mobile Devices

Serge Egelman UC Berkeley 1 Hazard Avoidance Making security usable Current problems 1 Unnecessary interactions habituate users 2 Users are asked to make decisions they are unqualified to make. Group 9. {. Summary. User–centric vs. AP-centric network management framework. Theoretical analysis . & simulation. FCAPS relationships. Conclusion . References. User-Centric Management of Wireless LANs - Y. Zhu, Q. Ma, C. Bisdikian. with Information-Centric Networking. Luca . Muscariello. . Orange Labs Networks. Network Modeling and Planning. and IRT . SystemX. .. Joint . work. . with. . G. . Carofiglio. , M. Gallo, D. . Perino. http://www-. bcf.usc.edu. /~. mjneely. /. CISS, Princeton University, March 2012. Wireless Peer-to-Peer Scheduling in Mobile Networks. Base Station. Base Station. Want to increase the throughput in wireless systems.. SECURITY AND GROUP PERMISSIONS. Security and Group Permissions. In this session we will establish your different user groups and set up permissions for each group. We will perform a review of a standard Organizational Hierarchy to help visually show how role based group security can be implemented, by defining each group from Administrative to Technician, to Web Requestors. Group Screen Settings/Views and Master Security will also be covered in this session. . Chapter 25. Overview. In this chapter, you will learn how to:. Explain the features and capabilities of mobile devices. Describe the three major mobile operating systems. Describe how to configure mobile devices. Chapter 8 Objectives. 8.0 Describe mobile devices. 8.1 Identify mobile device hardware and that most parts are not field replaceable. 8.2 Compare and contrast Android and iOS mobile operating systems. IT Essentials v6.0. Mobile Operating . Systems. Open Source vs. Closed Source. Open Source: the source code is provided with the compiled program.. Closed . Source: the source code . is not provided . Chapter 8 Objectives. 8.0 Describe mobile devices. 8.1 Identify mobile device hardware and that most parts are not field replaceable. 8.2 Compare and contrast Android and iOS mobile operating systems. Establish Problem Space. Transfer of knowledge among students and other persons can be hit-or-miss. Multiple sources required to obtain relevant information. Saturation of non-relevant information from large scale applications. Muneeb Alvi. Windows Phone. RIP: . 2010-2015/2017. end of slide show. click to exit…. Android and iOS. Android. 2 Billion Monthly Active Android devices. 82 billion (yes billion with a b) app downloads in just 2016. Bring Your Own Device Could you, would you should you May 2012 Benjamin JH Ramduny What is Bring Your Own Device ( BYOD)? We say that: “BYOD describes an end user computing strategy supported by a Hacking Mobile Devices. Increase in Mobile Malware. From link Ch 5a. Early Malware. LibertyCrack. (2000). Trojan masquerading as pirated software for Palm OS. Restored device to factory defaults. Early Malware. 1. AJ Dexter . Sr. Security Consultant. A little about me... Sr. Security Consultant at Cigital. Former Lead Mobile Security Architect @ US Bank.. Mobile Platform & Application SME. Mobile Development Liaison for Security. DESIGNING AND DEVELOPING. MOBILE APPLICATIONS WITH. UML AND XML. REZA B’FAR. 1. Introduction to Mobile Computing. . 1.1 Introduction . 1.2 Added Dimensions of Mobile Computing . 1.3 Condition of the Mobile .