Alan Snyder
Apple is changing how AI interacts with mobile apps. Siri AI can now discover application functionality, invoke actions and orchestrate workflows across apps. Here’s what that means for mobile application security and what AppSec teams should do before these capabilities reach production. Apple has done something most security teams haven’t fully clocked yet. With iOS […]
Apple’s most AI-intensive developer conference ever just redefined the attack surface for every iOS app — and the security implications are immediate. What happened at WWDC 2026? Apple announced a sweeping transformation of its developer platform at the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2026 technology showcase. On-device large language models, agentic workflows that take real-world actions, […]
Why Line of Business and the CISO can finally be on the same team. AI is rapidly transforming how mobile applications are built. One emerging approach, often referred to as vibe coding — AI-assisted generation of mobile applications using natural language prompts — is enabling teams to create apps faster than ever before. But speed […]
Part 2 of the series following “AI Vibe Coding for Mobile Apps: Easy or Secure?” From “Easy” to “Secure”: What Happens After the First Build In Part 1, we explored how quickly AI can generate a functional mobile app. With great ideas and the right prompts, you can go from vision to working application in […]
AI-generated (“vibe coded”) mobile apps can be built in hours but often lack basic security controls like encryption, secure storage and compliance requirements. This blog series outlines the process I went through building my own app capturing key observations and lessons useful for those of us using AI for personal and business use. I am […]
The New York Times and the Wall Street Journal reported on a group of nation-state hackers targeting the phones of dozens of high-level people in the Trump and the Harris campaigns, including the candidates themselves as well as journalists covering the hacking group. These hackers understood that almost all critical business functions and communications would […]