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When Frederick County, Maryland, reviewed a mobile app used by its fire and rescue team, it passed every traditional check. The app connected to an ultrasound device, looked legitimate and had been approved. Binary-level analysis told a different story: the app was exposing protected health information, violating HIPAA in ways that no privacy label, MDM […]
mHealth and healthtech apps connect people directly to care. Whether linking patients to life-sustaining medical devices or delivering essential health insurance services, mobile apps carry high stakes. A single flaw can compromise patient safety, expose sensitive data or erode trust. This summer, Garrett Schumacher of Velentium Medical joined NowSecure CEO Alan Snyder to discuss his approach […]
You have legal obligations to secure customer and enterprise data which includes your suppliers. What assurances do you have that they are secure? Businesses entrust their data to an ever-expanding number of suppliers, including technology and Software as a Service (SaaS) providers. The days when most companies strongly favored self-hosted solutions are gone, with the […]
The consequences of a mobile application security issue can be detrimental, and mobile teams must prepare for everything from third-party bugs to cloud security issues and beyond. However, NowSecure MobileRiskTracker data finds that a shocking 85% mobile apps found in the Apple App Store and Google Play contain security and privacy issues.A recent webinar with […]
With mobile applications considered an indispensable part of many business strategies, safeguarding them from cyberthreats means more than ever. However, the current developer shortage and lack of specialized mobile app security training makes it difficult to create high-quality mobile apps built with security in mind. For instance, a recent IDC Market Perspective report predicts a […]
Held over two days in mid-November, the NowSecure Connect 2021 virtual conference assembled hundreds of mobile application security and mobile DevSecOps directors and practitioners for industry insights, discussions, in-depth training and peer-to-peer interaction. Event registrants can watch NowSecure Connect 2021 sessions on demand for free. Attendees included C-level executives, directors, managers, architects, engineers, analysts, developers […]
U.S. federal agencies such as the Department of Defense have adopted mobile DevSecOps to unleash speed and innovation. But risks are plentiful and mobile app security issues have put service members in harm’s way or potentially compromised intelligence. Including security in the mobile app dev process and vetting software supply chain components enables federal agencies to achieve continuous security through automation.
No two organizations face the same challenges in securing their mobile applications — variables include the type of mobile app, frequency of release, maturity of the application security testing program, staffing levels and a host of other factors. But what many companies have in common is that they rely on NowSecure automated mobile application security testing solutions and services to verify the apps they build and buy are safe for use by customers and employees. Learn how MyOwnMed and Vaporstream have strengthened security of their mobile apps and the successes they’ve enjoyed thanks in part to their use of NowSecure services and solutions.
To enable digital transformation, financial institution accelerates the DevOps pipeline and protects users with mobile app security testing and vetting solutions. Learn more about the benefits the bank achieved in this case study.
The use of insecure mobile apps is a problem recognized all too well by Avi Elkoni, chief technology officer and chief operating officer for Vaporstream. Chicago-based Vaporstream provides a secure communications app that it validates with NowSecure solutions and services.
“We have customers in regulated industries — people subject to HIPAA, those who work with financial information or in energy — and they’ve been dying for years to take information and share it with their mobile devices,” Elkoni says.