Top Mobile Security Threats Mobile devices can be attacked at different levels. This includes the potential for malicious apps, network-level attacks, and exploitation of vulnerabilities within the devices and the mobile OS. As mobile devices become increasingly important, ...
To stay protected, we need to understand and recognize the most common threats to smartphone security in 2023. This is our guide to what those threats are, the best defenses for avoiding those threats, and what to do if you suspect your device has been compromised. Here they...
Mobile device security threats are on the rise. In 2014, Kaspersky detected almost 3.5 million pieces of malware on more than 1 million user devices. By 2017, Kaspersky’s in-lab detection technologies processing reached 360,000 malicious files per day. And 78% of those files wer...
The Verizon Mobile Security Index 2020 defines a mobile threat as: “Any danger that could impact the security of systems or privacy or data. This can apply to a technique, such as phishing, or an actor, such as organized crime.” Mobile app security threats specifically refer to any danger...
How ThreatCast strengthens security No mobile app security solution is truly comprehensive without real-time monitoring to evaluate coverage and performance. Detect threats in real-timeThreatCast detects environmental threats as they occur, such as running your app on a jailbroken device; app threats,...
When it comes to securing 5G networks, trust shouldn’t lead your security strategy. Operators have to be able to constantly and proactively monitor activity, discover and block threats, and most of all they need to react fast to any intrusion. ...
As we fast approach 2016, my security team and I have been compiling a forecast of mobile security trends and vulnerabilities that concern us most. My goal in outlining these threats is not to raise alarm or panic, but to paint a picture of the gravest security concerns we face in the co...
Ivanti Neurons for Mobile Threat Defense allows you to protect both corporate and employee-owned Android and iOS devices from advanced security threats.
Mobile Security 101: It’s Not About the Technology “Mobile devices have rapidly replaced the personal computer at home and in the workplace,” notesEuropol. “Our phones or tablets are in fact mini-computers, and should be protected as such. They ...
Usually, smartphone users root or jailbreak their devices to gain access to additional features and functionality, but this should be avoided as it can open up a whole host of security threats. 8. Insecure Network Connections When your app communicates with a server, it is important to make su...