Analysis of Security Policies for Mobile Devices: Huawei Case Study

This report examines the security policies of mobile devices, specifically focusing on Huawei's approach. It begins by outlining the company's current security policies, which include mobile device management (MDM) to enforce security measures, remote locking, and data wiping capabilities. The report then delves into the potential enhancements for these policies, such as regular audits to identify vulnerabilities and proactive measures to prevent data leakage through cloud services. The report emphasizes the importance of a robust security framework to protect against data theft and loss. The report is supported by references to relevant literature on mobile device security and the case study of Huawei, highlighting the need for continuous improvement and adaptation in the face of evolving cyber threats. The report provides a comprehensive overview of mobile device security, offering insights into current practices and recommendations for the future.

Running head: SECURITY POLICIES OF MOBILE DEVICES
Security Policies of Mobile Devices
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Security policy of the organization..................................................................................................2
Changes in the policy for enhancing security..................................................................................2
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Security policy of the organization
The organization which has been selected is Huawei which forms the largest supplier of
the several kind of network equipment in the entire world along with being a leader in the
context of technology of 5G. This organization also forms a major provider of ICT or
information and communication technology smart devices and infrastructure.
The security policy of this particular organization with respect to its mobile devices
comprises of mobile device management or MDM which majorly focuses on the enforcement of
several kinds of policies of security on the mobile devices along with offering locking, remote
location along with wiping the capabilities for providing protection against any kind of loss or
theft (Wang, Vangury & Nikolai, 2014). This would in turn help in providing several kinds of
advantages like that of management of the both the mobile devices along with its users in a
remote manner along with possessing data back and BYOD also gets favored by this particular
security policy.
Changes in the policy for enhancing security
On the other hand, some transformation could be done within for the aim of enhancing
the security of the mobile devices like these policy of security needs to get audited in a regular
basis for the aim of identifying any kind of gap within the policy with respect to any kind of theft
or loss linked with the mobile devices (Haveman & Vochteloo, 2016). Additionally, several
initiatives needs to be takes such that this policy becomes successful in preventing leakage of
data through numerous services of cloud. This is in turn a safe option of data not getting
exploited by any kind of theft or loss.

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References
Haveman, M., & Vochteloo, J. (2016). Huawei: a case study on a telecom giant on the rise. In
Multinational Management (pp. 75-94). Springer, Cham.
Wang, Y., Vangury, K., & Nikolai, J. (2014, May). MobileGuardian: A security policy
enforcement framework for mobile devices. In 2014 International Conference on
Collaboration Technologies and Systems (CTS) (pp. 197-202). IEEE.