Mobile devices have become indispensable for Olympic teams, providing critical data for training, performance tracking, and real-time analysis. However, with the increasing reliance on mobile technology comes the pressing need for robust mobile security measures to protect sensitive data and ensure uninterrupted performance.
Businesses must recognize that operational resilience extends beyond cybersecurity; it encompasses the entire supply chain, ensuring that even routine updates do not disrupt operations.
Our research also shows that the 29 malware families we highlighted in the Heist report also target 478 non-banking mobile applications across 32 categories.
In mobile app development, there are two primary approaches: native apps and hybrid apps. Native apps are developed for specific platforms using languages like Swift for iOS and Kotlin for Android, offering fast performance and a smooth user experience. Hybrid apps, on the other hand, are built with web technologies […]
The past year has witnessed significant technological advancements in the banking and financial management which have greatly improved convenience for customers while also increasing security risks that should not be taken lightly. The financial industry has transformed mobile devices into a personal ATM for customers, offering services ranging from payments […]
The rise of mobile banking malware has led to stringent banking security regulations and the need for adaptive security techniques that resolve evolving threats.
Learn why OWASP publishes a separate OWASP Mobile Top 10 list to address mobile’s fundamentally different characteristics, architectures, & threat vectors.
As Apple prepares to open iOS to third-party app stores, learn how developers can ensure their apps meet Apple’s stringent security & privacy standards.
Connected medical devices are in high demand, and their usage continues to grow. While these provide tremendous value, they also create a new attack surface that is susceptible to vulnerabilities and exploits. Find out how Zimperium’s Mobile Application Security Suite (MAPS) helps medical device companies build secure, FDA-compliant mobile applications.
These days developers are incentivized to build mobile app features faster than ever, which frequently leads to releasing vulnerable code. Mobile application security testing (MAST) tools are by far the most frequently used to find and fix vulnerable code, according to a recent survey we conducted of 270 security and […]
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