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Your new car may be safer and smarter, but is it cyber-secure?

Sep 22, 2021 Posted by: Krishna Vishnubhotla App Security,  connected cars,  cyber security,  hyperconnectivity,  Mobile Security

The auto industry reached an important milestone in 2020: more than half of the cars sold globally included internet connectivity as a standard feature. Modern vehicles have started to resemble mobile supercomputers, with each one containing millions of lines of code and able to process vast amounts of data. They’ve also begun integrating with mobile … Read More

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Zimperium Impresses; Named Top Cybersecurity Startup for 2021

Feb 02, 2021 Posted by: Andy Shane cyber security,  Mobile Security,  Mobile Threat Defense,  MTD

“So, get ready to be really impressed,” Max Kurton of EM360 – a global technology platform – exclaimed as he revealed Zimperium as the number one cybersecurity startup of EM360’s Top 5 Cybersecurity Startups for 2021.  In the article – part of EM360’s Emerge5 series – Max writes, “With new technology comes new adversaries and … Read More

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‘Scariest iPhone Hack Ever’ Illustrates Importance of Protecting Mobile Devices

Dec 04, 2020 Posted by: Kern Smith advanced mobile threat defense,  cyber security,  Enterprise Mobility and Security,  iOS,  mobile attacks,  mobile devices,  mobile endpoint security,  Mobile Security,  ZIMPERIUM,  zIPS

It’s been called the ‘scariest iPhone hack ever.’ According to a recent Ars Technica article, “Earlier this year, Apple patched one of the most breathtaking iPhone vulnerabilities ever: a memory corruption bug in the iOS kernel that gave attackers remote access to the entire device – over Wi-Fi, with no user interaction required at all. … Read More

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