Will Two-Factor Authentication Ever Get Its Time in the Sun?
Is two-factor authentification (2FA) already a thing of the past — or does it have a bright future? This blog explores some of the challenges facing 2FA.
Mobile Financial Transactions Are Faster, But Are They Any Safer?
The mobile revolution has made it simpler and faster for banking customers to conduct financial transactions, but it has also expanded the attack surface for fraudsters aiming to steal sensitive data.
A Fresh Look at Malware and Mobile Threat Prevention
Mobile threat prevention enables organizations to proactively protect their devices, users, apps and data from malicious actors.
Sensor Shortfall: Mobile Application Security Could Put PINs at Risk
Mobile application security has a blind spot: sensor data. Now, researchers warn this data could be used to crack user PINs.
O Me, O My! Android O and Its Impact on the Enterprise
Google's Android O version 8.0 features a safe browsing API and other functions to improve mobile application security in the enterprise.
More Mobile Apps Means More Man-in-the-Middle Attacks
Mobile devices that contain unsanctioned apps are particularly vulnerable to man-in-the-middle attacks, especially when connected to unsecured Wi-Fi.
WhatsApp Scam: Nope, There’s No Free Netflix!
A new WhatsApp scam employs social engineering tactics and dangles false promises of free Netflix subscriptions to trick users into spreading the malware.
Learn to Love Online Dating Security
IT leaders must educate employees about online dating security to minimize the risks associated with the use of these services in the workplace.
Bah, Humbug: Fake Retail Apps Target Eager Holiday Shoppers
Cybercriminals flooded Apple's mobile software store with fake retail apps, putting personal and corporate data at risk in the weeks before Black Friday.
Do You Know How You’re Getting Hacked?
You won't always know when you're being hacked, which is why your security measures should always be in place and protecting your information.