According to a new report, “Protecting the Modern Mobile Workforce” from critical event management leader Everbridge, 77 percent of employers said their employees would prioritize safety over privacy concerns when it comes to identifying their location during a critical event. …
Employees Prioritize Safety Over Privacy as Number of Remote Workers Surges Read More »
In an era of smartphones and tablets, our information moves with us. We work on the move, bank on the move, shop on the move, and all our sensitive information comes along for the ride. Credit card data, banking data, …
Security on the Go: Protecting the Data on Your Mobile Devices Read More »
French authorities have launched an official investigation into the recent robbery of Kim Kardashian. The reality TV star and wife of rapper Kanye West was robbed at gunpoint in her apartment in Paris by five men on October 3. The …
What Can Thieves Get from Kim Kardashian’s Cell Phones? Read More »
Over time the web has evolved from a tool to a platform. The web browser was once just one application among many, but over time the web has become the focal point of the computing experience. The expanded use of …
Q&A: Netsparker CEO Explains Why Web Application Security Is Essential Read More »
It’s official, SMS one time passcodes (OTPs) are on their way out. NIST has issued draft national recommendations that deprecate SMS-based two factor authentication (2FA) and encourage the use of alternative authentication factors. This is not a surprise, rather an …
Layered Authentication Key to Securing Mobile Transactions Read More »
Apple just released iOS 9.3.5 to fix a few critical security vulnerabilities that have been used to compromise iPhones in the wild. You should definitely update your iOS to fix these flaws, but in my opinion you should just skip …
Today’s traveler has never had it so good. Finding last-minute bargains on hotels and flights, getting instant and accurate travel directions, pulling dining recommendations on the fly, and staying in touch with family and loved ones back home are now …
This is a big week for mobile announcements because of Mobile World Congress and BlackBerry didn’t disappoint. In the shadow of Apple’s FBI problems, BlackBerry isn’t just doubling down on security it is tripling down. BlackBerry announced three major events: …
You might want to think twice about leaving your headphones plugged in to your smartphone when you’re not using them. Researchers have determined that the combination of headphones with a microphone and a voice-activated virtual assistant like Siri or Google …
Hackers can silently control Siri or Google Now from a distance Read More »
Have you got an Android device? Then you’re vulnerable. According to new research from Zimperium it’s basically that simple when it comes to the Stagefright 2.0 flaws. To be more precise only Android devices since Android 1.0 released in 2008 …
Every Android device is vulnerable to Stagefright 2.0 exploit Read More »
