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https://hdl.handle.net/2286/R.I.34773
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2015
viii, 66 pages : illustrations (some color)
Masters Thesis
Academic theses
Text
eng
Chowdhary, Ankur
Huang, Dijiang
Tong, Hanghang
Davulcu, Hasan
Arizona State University
Partial requirement for: M.S., Arizona State University, 2015
Includes bibliographical references (pages 55-57)
Field of study: Computer science
The increasing usage of smart-phones and mobile devices in work environment and IT<br/><br/>industry has brought about unique set of challenges and opportunities. ARM architecture<br/><br/>in particular has evolved to a point where it supports implementations across wide spectrum<br/><br/>of performance points and ARM based tablets and smart-phones are in demand. The<br/><br/>enhancements to basic ARM RISC architecture allow ARM to have high performance,<br/><br/>small code size, low power consumption and small silicon area. Users want their devices to<br/><br/>perform many tasks such as read email, play games, and run other online applications and<br/><br/>organizations no longer desire to provision and maintain individual’s IT equipment. The<br/><br/>term BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) has come into being from demand of such a work<br/><br/>setup and is one of the motivation of this research work. It brings many opportunities such<br/><br/>as increased productivity and reduced costs and challenges such as secured data access,<br/><br/>data leakage and amount of control by the organization.<br/><br/>To provision such a framework we need to bridge the gap from both organizations side<br/><br/>and individuals point of view. Mobile device users face issue of application delivery on<br/><br/>multiple platforms. For instance having purchased many applications from one proprietary<br/><br/>application store, individuals may want to move them to a different platform/device but<br/><br/>currently this is not possible. Organizations face security issues in providing such a solution<br/><br/>as there are many potential threats from allowing BYOD work-style such as unauthorized<br/><br/>access to data, attacks from the devices within and outside the network.<br/><br/>ARM based Secure Mobile SDN framework will resolve these issues and enable employees<br/><br/>to consolidate both personal and business calls and mobile data access on a single device.<br/><br/>To address application delivery issue we are introducing KVM based virtualization that<br/><br/>will allow host OS to run multiple guest OS. To address the security problem we introduce<br/><br/>SDN environment where host would be running bridged network of guest OS using Open<br/><br/>vSwitch . This would allow a remote controller to monitor the state of guest OS for making<br/><br/>important control and traffic flow decisions based on the situation.
Computer Science
Arm
BYOD
KVM
Mobile
network security
SDN
Software-defined networking (Computer network technology)
Computer networks--Security measures.
Computer networks--Remote access.
Secure Mobile SDN