Amy Schurr
While some organizations and executives may not be fully aware of all the threats to their mobile applications, the risks are real and growing. Vulnerabilities arise from code flaws, encryption errors, unsecured data transmission or data exposure. Looking back at the top five mobile breaches that have occurred over the past year helps drive home the importance of mobile application security.
With most online traffic shifting to mobile, organizations are at risk of data loss due to risky mobile apps that have security and privacy vulnerabilities. Consult this infographic to see potential threats in mobile app code functionality, data at rest and data in motion and how to identify them with mobile appsec testing.
As DevSecOps takes hold in organizations, there’s a noticeable difference in maturity of application security testing practices for mobile apps vs. web. NowSecure sought to understand the role of DevSecOps in the mobile application development lifecycle by polling IT leaders about their release and testing practices. Consult this infographic to see how your organization stacks up against your peers and the top benefits companies have achieved by incorporating security testing into mobile DevOps.
Because NowSecure was founded as a mobile application forensics company a decade ago, penetration testing is built into our DNA. We’ve tested thousands of Android and iOS apps on behalf of our customers, uncovered some scary vulnerabilities and helped customers improve the security of their mobile apps. The following is the third installment of an […]
The NowSecure Enterprise Mobile App Risk Management Service can give organizations peace of mind by filling the mobile app security gap not covered by MDM. Offloading the chore of vetting thousands of third-party and supply chain mobile apps for security vulnerabilities and privacy flaws frees agencies to focus on work that advances their mission.
The attention surrounding GDPR has intensified public awareness and attention about data privacy issues like never before. This is especially true for mobile apps such as Facebook. As Facebook endures scrutiny over data collection processes, the company suffered a stock plunge and continues to lose users. Organizations can use GDPR as a privacy framework to shape steps to safeguard user data and privacy.