Download the 2023 Global Mobile Threat Report to learn more about the key findings and trends that shaped the mobile security landscape over the last year. Download now.
Download the 2023 Global Mobile Threat Report to learn more about the key findings and trends that shaped the mobile security landscape over the last year. Download now.
At Zimperium, we’re always on the lookout for emerging threats, such as the newly identified OilAlpha group threat. Find out how with Zimperium MTD customers are protected against the OilAlpha group and other similar threats.
Learn why OWASP publishes a separate OWASP Mobile Top 10 list to address mobile’s fundamentally different characteristics, architectures, & threat vectors.
Learn all about the NIS2 and how the EU Parliament’s updated NIS directive applies to mobile devices.
Read our blog that delves into the capabilities and dangers of the newly identified Android surveillance tool, BouldSpy, and emphasizes how Zimperium’s on-device machine learning technology can protect our customers from this threat.
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.
Zimperium is excited to announce the appointment of Grant Goodes as our Innovation Architect. With a decade and a half of experience in application and mobile security, Goodes brings invaluable expertise to continue advancing Zimperium’s market-leading mobile security platform that organizations across the globe use to secure their mobile apps and endpoints. Learn more.
The Hacker News recently published a story that discussed a joint communication among the German intelligence apparatus, the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution (BfV), and South Korea’s National Intelligence Service (NIS), warning readers about new tactics used by a North Korean threat actor called Kimsuky. Learn more about Kimsuky and how Zimperium Mobile Threat Defense (MTD) customers are protected against these threats.
Today, organizations need to mitigate threats arising from risky applications. While all third-party apps may not be malicious, they can lead to data loss and leakage. Learn how Zimperium MTD can help organizations identify which mobile devices have risky or banned apps and enable organizations to identify, block, and enforce policies to reduce the harm from risky apps to their business. Read more.
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.