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"November 2011 -- In the VA, there are a reported 100,000 mobile devices. Marketing analysts are predicting 55 million tablets being sold this year. The concept of "Bring Your Own Device" (BYOD) is beginning to plague federal IT professionals whose job is to maintain a safe and secure environment.

On today's show, Tom Kellermann, the CTO at AirPatrol Corporation, shares with listeners his thoughts on wireless situation awareness, managing the mobile risk, as well continuous monitoring. Protecting the mobile environment means more than guarding against theft, sniffing, malicious code, and direct attack. Listeners may not know that doing a survey of mobile devices always brings surprising results. One factor is the ability of systems to know the physical location of a device and be able to prevent that device from working in specific areas of a building.

This is a fascinating mobile security concept called being "contextually aware." Kellermann also gives his opinions on Advanced Persistent Threats (APT) and anti-virus detection."

AirPatrol founder, Nick Miller, demonstrates the ZoneDefense solution.

Tom Kellermann discusses the IMF cyber attack and corporate and financial security with Reuters.

Tom Kellermann, AirPatrol CTO and a member of U.S. President Barack Obama's commission on cyber security, discusses the IMF cyber attack with BBC News.

Tom Kellermann, AirPatrol CTO and a member of U.S. President Barack Obama's commission on cyber security, discusses the outlook for improving the protection of U.S. computer networks.

AirPatrol CTO Tom Kellermann discusses the cyber attack reported by Lockheed Martin Corp.

AirPatrol CTO Tom Kellermann interviewed on Cloud Computing and the Sony Data Hack.

AirPatrol CTO Tom Kellermann interviewed on recent issues in mobile device security.