Re: Corporate E-Mail on Personal Devices

[Jeffrey Walton <noloader () gmail com>]

2011/1/30 Todd Haverkos <infosec () haverkos com>:
> černý klobouk <cerny.klobouk () gmail com> writes:
>
> > I've recently bee charged with customizing a policy to enable personal
> > devices(Cell Phones) to access corporate e-mail.
> >
> > Given the fact that there is likely to be a degree of information that
> > I wouldn't want people to walk away with/ able to access in the event
> > that the device is stolen; I'm looking into 3rd party apps to be able
> > to wipe the device\ remove the corporate information.
> >
> > Any ideas?
>
> I've been keeping tabs on the progress of a similar effort at a
> client.
>
> Talk with Good Technology (as another poster mentioned).  They have
> sandboxing technology that enables a peaceful coexistence of a
> corporate sub-world of a personal device (Apple's ipad/iphone and
> Adnroid too) that has corporate control over the corporate portion.
You might want to look at Pinecone by LRW technologies
(http://www.lrwtechnologies.com/). The company has a similar product
for the Enterprise and Federal markets. Recently, they successfully
completed an audit with Homeland Security.

Jeff

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