As mobile devices have become commonplace in most global organizations, it is important to understand security issues, the kinds of attacks that may prevail, and how to protect valuable and confidential corporate information that may be transmitted in the normal course of business. During this presentation you will understand and define mobile device risks, how to integrate mobile devices and enterprise risk, and understand mitigation plans for risk.

Learning Objectives:

1.      Understand and define characteristics of mobile devices and existing risks
2.      Outline an approach to address the integration of mobile devices with the enterprise
3.      Understand and identify the most urgent mobile device risks
4.      Mitigation plans for risks and current industry trends

Demo: Mobile device information made available through the lens of a digital forensic examiner

About our Presenters:

Brad Wilson is a Director with the Forensic Technology Solutions practice at PwC’s Chicago office. Brad has ten years of experience in the fields of digital forensics, eDiscovery, and investigative analytics for complex civil and criminal matters, including technical assessments and cybersecurity matters. He has extensive experience overseeing these large-scale domestic and global investigative matters across a broad spectrum of client issues related to Fraud, Anti-Bribery and Anti-Corruption (ABAC), Financial Crimes and Cybercrime in a number of industries, including financial services, healthcare, government and insurance.

Steve Sanabria is a Manager with the FTS practice at PwC’s Chicago office with over 11 years of experience specializing in digital forensics and electronic discovery along with a strong understanding of audit and system implementation procedures.  Steve has participated in several investigations in Latin and South America dealing with Anti-Money Laundering, Kick-backs and FCPA violations.  He has extensive experience in performing computer and mobile device preservations and analysis to uncover an individual’s user activity and key forensic artifacts to ‘tell the investigative story’.