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Let’s Protect More than 40% of our Endpoints

Feb 09, 2021 Posted by: Tim Wheatley MAPS,  Mobile Endpoint,  mobile endpoint security,  Mobile Security,  MTD,  zDefend,  zIPS,  zScan,  zShield

Imagine finding out your most recent departmental budget was only 40% of what it should be. If you’re like me, you’d get a strong feeling that “something is missing and it’s a real disaster.” Well, here’s the thing. If you’re a CISO – or if your job involves information security in general – you should … Read More

The post Let’s Protect More than 40% of our Endpoints appeared first on Zimperium Mobile Security Blog.

CISOs and CIOs: Protecting Traditional Endpoints Isn’t Enough

Dec 16, 2020 Posted by: Jim Kovach advanced mobile threat defense,  breach,  mobile endpoint security,  Mobile Threat Defense

As government cyber teams feverishly perform damage control from the SolarWinds hack, one major question for CISOs and CIOs cannot be ignored: “Protecting traditional endpoints isn’t enough; how am I going to assess and protect my mobile devices?”   Threat visibility comes from sensors, and if your mobile devices don’t utilize a mobile threat defense (MTD) … 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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