Our CEO and co-founder Andrew Hoog presented at this year’s RSA Conference at the Moscone Center in San Francisco. Mobile security is becoming increasingly essential to the economy. The rise of enterprise mobility has created unique data vulnerabilities which C-level personnel must understand if they are to implement effective strategies to mitigate against data and customer loss.
The Nightmare Behind the Cross-Platform Apps Dream
At Black Hat Asia 2015 in Singapore, NowSecure mobile researchers Marco Grassi and Sebastián Guerrero Selma gave a well-received presentation about cross platform frameworks and the unique security vulnerabilities they present.
iCloud Keychain Encryption – How, When, & Where
At Defcon Russia 2014, viaForensics researcher Andrey Belenko presented his findings on the iCloud Keychain. This presentation included a dissection of how, when, and where things are encrypted in the iCloud keychain, as well as what it takes to decrypt them.
Reddit AMA with the Authors of the Android Hacker’s Handbook
Pau Oliva, viaForensics Mobile Security Engineer and co-author of Android Hacker’s Handbook, participated in a Reddit AMA (Ask Me Anything) hosted by /r/netsec. The event took place Thursday, June 12th, 2014.
viaForensics at the IT Leadership Academy
viaForensics’ own Andrew Hoog and Chris Pine were honored to recently give a presentation at the IT Leadership Academy in Jacksonville, Florida about the security challenges facing the mobile ecosystem and what can be done to make it – and thus our world – a safer place.
Why Mobile Should Stop Worrying and Learn to Love the Root – Slides and PDF
IT departments are locked out of mobile devices without rooting or jailbreaking them, a serious obstacle to securing these devices as they have known vulnerabilities. This talk will review the history of “root” access, epic failures in the fight against such access and a path forward that will accelerate innovation, improve security and privacy controls and make (mobile) life better for everyone.