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It seems every one of us has
a phone in our pocket,

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a tablet on the table, or both.

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But let's be honest.

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How many of us actually know

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what's inside those devices
and applications?

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Or how secure our networks are?

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Mobile means access
to information anytime,

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from anywhere,
from any device.

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But who's thinking about mobile security?

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DHS S&T.

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DHS S&T's mobile security

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R&D program's mission is

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really around accelerating the adoption

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of secure mobile technologies

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for the Homeland Security mission.

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We lead the federal mobile strategy
across the government

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and Department of Defense.

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That's a pretty tall order.

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Because there are millions of devices

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used by government agencies.

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And if their information is compromised,

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we all have a problem.

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In the mobile space,

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there are many parts to the puzzle.

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There is infrastructure,

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where we're working with

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commercial providers to try
to help them improve that.

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There is the device itself
and then the applications

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and the software
that runs on your phone.

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Fortunately, S&T gets it.

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They literally wrote the book
on improving mobile security

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for our entire government

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and also provide the expertise
to make a difference now.

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The mission of FEMA is

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to help people before, during,

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and after the disaster.

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Mobility and the relationship

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between FEMA and S&T is vitally important.

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They have been a valued partner

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from a perspective of bringing us
tools and technologies

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that are relevant
and important to the way

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that we deliver our mission.

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The DHS study

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on mobile device security

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is the bible on the subject.

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We reference it constantly.

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One of the real-world successes
that DHS S&T has helped us with

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is in the area of application vetting.

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That work has yielded

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300% increase in our ability to vet apps.

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By the way, S&T means
"science and technology."

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That's the only new acronym
I'm going to throw at you.

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Which is pretty impressive,

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because we're talking government here.

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But even if you forget that,
remember this:

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"Transition to Operations."

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S&T's mission is to have

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the research they fund

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end up in available technologies

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that enable the homeland security mission.

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The transition for us is very important.

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One of the examples we have is
mobile security technology

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with Kryptowire.

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DHS S&T was the first to recognize

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that the move to mobility was important

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for the federal government
and the commercial sector.

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With the help of DHS S&T,
Kryptowire was able to analyze

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more than 10 million applications

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and use the results

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to inform agencies

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and even individuals.

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They really are the champion for ensuring

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that we have better understanding

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of the vulnerabilities

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around mobile security,

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mobile architectures,

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the applications, as well as

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the right techniques to follow

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to ensure that
the whole mobile environment

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is as secure as possible.

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We are developing
real-world solutions that

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people see every day.

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It impacts their lives
from a security standpoint,

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and we're pretty excited
about the fact that we do that,

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and it's important
for our nation and our world.

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"Real-world solutions."

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At work right here

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to protect all of us out there.

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DHS S&T.

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Securing your cyberfuture.