A security assessment of MobiKEY for remote access

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A security assessment of MobiKEY for remote access


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Brooks, Joseph
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Bowles, Robert
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thesis advisor

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Likarish, Daniel M.
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thesis advisor

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Hart, Douglas I.
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thesis advisor

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School of Computer and Information Sciences
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Regis University, College for Professional Studies
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MS in Computer Information Technology

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Thesis
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Denver, CO

Regis University, Dayton Memorial Library
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Summer 2009

2010-06-19

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English

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76 pgs.

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Today, it is very common for employees to need to work when outside of the office. For various reasons, it’s important that they be able to work anytime and anywhere. However, this raises security concerns about how this is accomplished. There are many options, such as virtual private networks (VPNs) and remote desktop solutions, but each comes with its own risks. A newer option is the MobiKEY from Route1, which allows users to connect to their work resources from anywhere. Route1 touts the MobiKEY, powered by MobiNET, as a much more secure method of remote access. How does it stack up against other solutions? This paper examines the advantages of MobiKEY from a security perspective as contrasted with other options. The author performed a risk assessment of the device based upon guidelines from the National Institute of Technology (NIST) and obtained a MobiKEY from Route1 for the purposes of testing. This paper documents those findings.
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Masters
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M.S.C.I.T.
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virtual private network

remote network access

MobiKEY

MobiNET

National Institute of Technology

Regis University MSCIT thesis

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http://hdl.handle.net/10176/codr:479

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