Mobile Threat Defense
DNS over HTTPS: Your Anti-Phishing Solution is About to Go Dark
DNS Sniffing might soon be ineffective due to new traffic encryption With over 46,000 new sites created every day, phishing continues to rise as…
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FaceApp – Is There Anything to Worry About?
FaceApp – just a bit of fun or something more sinister? You have probably seen the countless ‘Old Person’ selfies popping up on your…
Mobile Threat Defense
What Will iOS 13’s Features Mean for Organizations?
During WWDC 2019, Apple sent waves of excitement through the mobility world when it announced the arrival of iOS 13. Currently available in Beta…
Mobile Threat Defense
Record Fines for British Airways and Marriott Data Breaches
This week two major international companies, airline British Airways and hotel giant Marriott International made headlines for suffering data breaches. The companies face £183…
Mobile Threat Defense
Understanding Malware Part 2 – What is Advanced Mobile Malware?
Mobile Malware is becoming more prevalent and dangerous as hackers switch tactics As users are steadily moving away from desktop for mobile devices, it…
Mobile Threat Defense
Chinese Border Authorities Forcing Surveillance Malware onto Tourists’ Phones – What Does this Mean for Organizational Data Security?
Tourists crossing the border into the Xinjiang region in China are being forced to install a piece of Chinese malware on their phones capable…
Mobile Threat Defense
Understanding Malware Part 1 – What is Social Engineering?
Social Engineering – psychologically manipulating users to make security mistakes Anyone following the latest industry news will know that one of the most significant…
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iOS and WhatsApp Hacks, which approach to mobile security is best?
Anti-virus, Mobile Device Management and Mobile Threat Defense wouldn't have helped against the recent iOS and WhatsApp hacks – so where should you look for protection…
Mobile Threat Defense
Why Google and Apple’s Malware Protection Isn’t Enough – Pt 2
Last week, Part 1 of our two-part series outlined the current defense systems offered by Apple and Google, two of the world’s biggest mobile…
Mobile Threat Defense
Why Google and Apple’s Mobile Malware Protection Isn’t Enough – Pt 1
Mobile malware can take many different forms. Spyware, adware, ransomware, and Trojans commonly hide in seemingly innocent apps. Attackers design malware to fool users…
Mobile Threat Defense
What’s Up with WhatsApp? Pegasus Spyware is Back
The recent WhatsApp Pegasus attack highlights the importance of mobile security Following the discovery of a vulnerability that allows the remote installation of spyware…
Mobile Threat Defense
Sideloading from Unofficial App Stores: Why Do We Do It?
Sideloading means installing an app from somewhere other than the device's official app store, such as an .apk file sent in a message or…