As business transform into agile organizations, the traditional perimeters a company could defend against attack have expanded and become less well-defined. In an age where mobile devices, the cloud and the burgeoning IoT revolution, how does security need to change to protect businesses in this new world of fluid data?
More than 200 mobile websites and apps, including the Royal Mail and Deezer, have been caught exposing sensitive consumer and enterprise information.
Called BlackBerry Secure, the platform aims to help businesses manage their mobile and connected devices and provide secure communications.
Intel Security research shows Brits can’t ditch the mobile phone on holiday and why this is a worry for corporate data
Researchers find pretend FIFA apps full of adware on Google Play Store amid fears Euro 2016 could trick more people into downloading sinister software
Jon Callas heads back to Apple to help develop security technologies for more secure devices
Critical QSEE vulnerability through fake Android apps could allowing hackers access to your device
Popular business apps used across many enterprises are leaky and present security risks, warns Wandera, but it won’t say which ones they are…
Patchy mobile patching process? FCC and FTC begin smartphone security update investigation
Nearly half of consumers targeted by online scams in 2015, with one in ten losing money, Kaspersky report finds
Chipmaker works with FireEye and Mandiant to identify code vulnerability in Android software
Google looks to ease security fears surrounding Android by publishing details of threats targeting the mobile operating system in 2015
Check Point report sees HummingBad exploits push mobile malware to new highs
Royal Canadian Mounted Police were reportedly able to read messages sent between BlackBerrys for at least a two year period and might still be able to
iPhone devices running iOS 9.3.1 can also be unlocked using TouchID fingerprint reader
Lookout’s Gert-Jan Schenk explains why the risks of mobile data breaches are something your organisation should be concerned about
Update for iOS and OS X users will keep them protected from damaging zero-day vulnerability
The “third party” to help FBI crack the San Bernardino iPhone is reportedly Israeli forensic specialist Cellebrite
However nearly all iPhones have their data protected, raising further debates over privacy issues
NEWS ANALYSIS: As the rhetoric and the legal motions in the Apple vs. FBI flap heat up, new numbers emerge on the actual status and use of encryption protection
This hack is child’s play. Apple iPhone biometrics security beaten by a simple play-doh trick
You were warned…malware tricks users into handing over control of their phone
Lookout’s Gert-Jan Schenk shares some of his top password tips
New study reveals mobile attacks are more vicious than ever, with pornography the leading attack vector
Security firm also upgrades its mobile security platform to make it easier to access apps on multiple networks
Firms join forces to offer integrated security products to help customers combat growing threat of cybercrime
Report from G DATA shows huge expansion in Android malware this year
British mobile users revealed to be under survelliance from police and other forces using fake mobile phone towers
Fact or fiction? Can your smartphone identify you just by the way you type on the keyboard?
Child monitoring firm denies massive data leak but admits that it was approached by blackmailers