Day: May 18, 2020

Enterprise Mobile Security & Compliance – GDPR, PCI DSS, HIPAA, NERC & NDB Compliance for Mobile Devices PSD2 and mobile devices “The revised Payment Services Directive, also known as PSD2, pays a lot of attention to the security of mobile banking apps, mobile payment apps, mobile wallets, and other apps that offer payment functionality.” Security

BYOD Security Market size and problem Employee-owned devices are accessing enterprise networks and data at an incredible rate. With the BYOD market predicted to exceed $300 billion by 2022, according to Global Market Insights, IT Security Administrators are struggling to adopt best practices quickly for protecting this new world of moving targets. Learn More BYOD

IoT Security There are projected to be over 75 Billion IoT devices connected to the internet by 2025 Every day more IP-connected devices are developed and connected to the internet. We each now have multiple devices that make our lives easier and richer. Organizations have created new businesses or improved existing businesses. And while the

Enterprise Mobile Security 60% of an Organization’s Endpoints are Mobile and Unprotected Employees today use their mobile devices more than they use their traditional endpoint. And these devices have access to or contain the same information that their laptop or desktop does. While there is a measurable increase in productivity, there is also significantly increased

Mobile Malware One-third of all malware is now mobile According to Gartner, mobile malware will account for one-third of all malware by the end of 2019. Threat Post reported that 172 malicious apps on Google Play were downloaded over 335 million times in September 2019 alone. And Zimperium’s 1H 2019 Global Threat Report showed that

Mobile Phishing 90% of breaches begin with phishing Phishing attacks are increasing in alarming numbers. In 2018, there were 482.5 million attempted phishing attacks, which is more than double the attacks in 2017. The 2018 Verizon Data Breach Investigations report found that 90 percent of cyber attacks begin with phishing. And with mobile usage now