Industry News
Heading to OWASP AppSec California conference next week? Make the most of your time there with our recommended picks for all things mobile application security, DevSecOps and open source.
With a new year upon us, now’s the time to peer into the crystal ball. Discover what NowSecure employees think 2019 holds for all things mobile application security and DevSecOps.
As 2018 draws to a close, it’s been a busy year in mobile application security. In a time of reflection, we offer a rundown of our Top 10 2018 articles about mobile appsec and DevSecOps. Which is your favorite?
Last year, 66 million U.S. residents shopped online on Black Friday, topped only by 81 million on Cyber Monday. As an onslaught of consumers gear up to use retail and deal finding mobile apps to take advantage of post-Thanksgiving sales, companies should realized that many of those apps have security flaws that could compromise customer data.
Automation makes it possible to blend the thorough coverage of a pen test with the speed, frequency and repeatability of DevOps, all at an affordable price. Discover how the combination of modern mobile appsec testing technology and outsourced penetration testing services can provide peace of mind about your mobile app security program.
OWASP AppSec USA kicks off in San Jose on Monday, Oct. 8, and NowSecure is proud to participate in the event as a Platinum Sponsor. To help you plan your time during the general sessions on Thursday and Friday, we’ve highlighted several sessions that we’re eager to attend.
Black Hat is right around the corner! To help you plan your agenda, members of the NowSecure security research and engineering teams selected several key sessions or briefings that we’re eager to attend. Read on to see what we’re most excited about!
Google is now taking action to reduce Android fragmentation by requiring developers to adopt recent target API levels for all new apps beginning in August. Read on to learn about API levels.
The Apple® App Store® celebrates its 10th anniversary and the original Android store isn’t far behind. A decade in, let’s take a look at how secure these mobile apps are.
As with all things mobile, there are both secure and insecure ways of downloading and using zipped content. Back in 2014, NowSecure identified and properly disclosed zip file download and remote code execution (RCE) vulnerabilities on Android for Samsung and Vungle. Now Pangu has posted about iOS zipfile download issues identified as ZipperDown.