Abstract

Mobile devices access smart grid resources through mobile applications designed specifically for mobile devices. However, every type of device capable of accessing the applications attacks these mobile applications. Mobile devices enable employees to stay connected with their organization's network and resources while out in the field diagnosing and fixing issues. Mobile application developers seeking to reach the broadest audience support multiple platforms. The following list contains some of the more common mobile platforms: cell phones (smart and regular), mobile Internet devices, portable media players, laptops, and netbooks. Because of the extensive variety of platforms, applications, and inherent mobility, mobile devices are more difficult to manage and oftentimes lack centralized management capabilities. This leads to a greater reliance on individual users to implement secure practices, such as screen locking and regularly making backups.

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