SURVEY ON BYOD SECURITY RISKS AND ARCHITECTURES

P.Soubhagyalakshmi, J.Anitha

Abstract: With the advent of new devices like smart devices and tablets and with the technology transformations in the way devices are getting connected coupled with the paradigm shift in the way information and services are brought together the usage of these smart devices has become a common entity in personal and professional environments. Organizations are encouraging the usage of these smart devices via varying connectivity mechanisms like wireless and wired technologies. This model of “Bring your Own Device (BYOD)” significantly improves the productivity and enriches economy growth. However it poses a greater threat to information and infrastructure security. This paper discusses security policies (BYOD polices) to secure organizational data and resources along with solutions to resolve the attacks on the device and corporate network. This paper also presents evaluation of possible outcomes of solutions based on the X.800 security architecture.

Keywords: Bring Your Own Device (BYOD), Trusted Execution Environment (TEE), Trusted Execution Environment Application (TEEA), Advanced Persistent Threat (APT),Control Program(CP), Portable Trusted Module (PTM), Trusted Platform Module (TPM),Traffic Control (TC).

DOI: https://doi.org/10.15623/ijret.2015.0426008