Aside from executing physical attacks on servers, hardware or people, there are three main access points where criminals can break into systems: web, mobile and API. In this post, we’ll focus on mobile security, an area increasingly being exploited due to a sharp rise in mobile device use over the course of the pandemic.
0:00 Opening
6:06 What is Zero Trust?
11:48 Zero Trust workforce on mobile devices
14:57 Enabling Phishing protection on mobile
26:10 Vulnerability management for devices and applications
33:05 Ability to hunt for threats on mobile
43:45 Critical capabilities for comprhensive security
45:20 Q&A
0:00 Opening
4:50 What mobile threats are out there?
11:20 Lookout Mobile App solution
13:35 Lookout Threat Discoveries
23:57 Banking Trojans
25:54 Strandhogg
28:40 Detecting Malware
35:36 How does Lookout protect mobile?
Technology has advanced our world in countless ways. Every day we bank, shop, conduct business and exchange photos and messages with family and friends online. While digital devices and services offer great convenience, they also pose risks to our data and privacy as the separation between our offline and online lives converges. Data Privacy Week, spanning January 24-28, serves as an important reminder of the importance of protecting our privacy and safeguarding personal information.
In the world of heinous and sophisticated crimes, cryptography is the next-gen solution needed to resolve the concern. Whitebox cryptography combines encryption and obfuscation methods to embed secret keys in application code. The aim is to combine code and key in such a way that an attacker cannot distinguish between the two and the new "white-box" program can be safely executed in an insecure environment.
