Government agencies increasingly rely on mobile devices, making endpoint security crucial. This panel features government officials discussing innovative strategies to address mobile cyber threats within a Zero Trust framework. Learn how mobile security is vital to enhancing the effectiveness of a Zero Trust Architecture, providing stringent verification mechanisms to ensure the integrity of user and device access to critical resources. From i...

Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is a key component to achieving Zero Trust, as it adds a secondary line of protection before allowing access to networks, applications, or databases. However, malicious actors have found ways to bypass this control through sophisticated SMS-based attacks, device compromises, malware and even network attacks. Join Zimperium and RSA for a discussion on how advanced mobile threat defense (MTD) solutions, either s...

On board with Mobile Threat Defense, but interested in seeing more on the day-to-day detail of how it will impact your mobile security? Join a member of the Zimperium Sales Engineering team for a demo of the core aspects of zIPS, our advanced mobile threat defense (MTD) solution. Attend to ask questions and learn about: Policy setup and enforcement Integrations with MDM / EMM, XDR, SIEM and SOAR solutions Alerts and managing risks Special high...

As widespread worldwide adoption of smartphones continues, and as global consumers conduct an increasing proportion of their shopping online due to the restrictions imposed by the last two plus years of a global pandemic, mobile transactions have skyrocketed. Yet, two years ago just prior to the first outbreaks of COVID-19, the Pew Charitable Trusts published research that suggested distrust and avoidance of mobile payments was common due, pri...

As the worldwide leader in mobile threat defense (MTD), Zimperium protects millions of mobile devices and apps. As a result, we have unmatched forensic data about mobile device, network, phishing, and app risks and attacks. After analyzing the full breadth of our 2021 anonymized data, we’ve gleaned unique insights on the state of mobile security that we’re sharing in our Global Mobile Threat Report. On the heels of the release of t...

Microsoft Office 365 has been the primary enterprise productivity suite for years, launching on traditional endpoints and eventually moving to mobile devices. Now, during this distributed workforce era where employers and employees are more reliant on mobile, more corporate data is transferred through Outlook and Teams, opening the door to intellectual property and PII on mobile endpoints than ever before. But despite having access to much of...

It’s 2022, which means any organization that builds or maintains a mobile application, either for end-users or for employees, knows they have a responsibility to secure those applications. However, between fixing privacy, security and compliance risks in the development process and enabling protection from the many different threat vectors while in use, it’s hard to know where to start. Join SD Times for a live webinar to hear from...

Even though there are similarities on how web and mobile apps are used, the risks that mobile apps can pose to an enterprise are fundamentally different. Some risks arise during development and others once the application is published. With multiple solutions needed at different points in the application life cycle, DevSecOps professionals find themselves wondering where to begin and which stages of the software development lifecycle they shou...

A new variation of the aggressive mobile spyware known as Pegasus, has recently attacked over 50,000 individual mobile devices in 50 countries. Also unforeseen, was Pegasus making more than 1.65 billion Apple* products (in use, worldwide) vulnerable since at least March this year (Zimperium customers are already protected). CISOs and their teams need to know how to protect their mobile endpoints, and ultimately their whole organization, from P...

How to Protect Your Enterprise Against the Pegasus Attack Best practices from detecting & defeating the spyware since 2016 August 5, 202111am EDT / 4pm UTC+130 Minutes According to recent reports, mobile devices of 50,000 individuals from 50 countries have been under attack by a new variation of an aggressive mobile spyware known as Pegasus. Enterprise security professionals need to know how to protect their mobile endpoints, and ultimatel...