Phishing Threats in a Mobile-Enabled World

With employees accessing sensitive business data from mobile devices, many organizations deploy Mobile Device Management (MDM) believing this protects them from cybersecurity threats.

Your mobile employees are now prime targets for phishing, application, and other threats that management tools cannot protect against. Learn how to protect your users, your corporate data, and your organization from the latest cybersecurity threats.

Register to this webinar to learn about:

- The strengths and weaknesses of mobile device management (MDM).
- What threats mobile management tools are blind to.
- How to apply dynamic security protections for all mobile users of cloud data.

Enterprises must securely enable employees to work remotely.

More and more enterprises recognise the need to allow employees to work remotely. However, as mobile access to cloud resources increase, data is exposed to cyber threats such as phishing, unreliable Wi-Fi networks and social engineering attacks.

Join Lookout for this 30-minute webinar where we will cover:

- The mobile threat landscape
- How to securely enable a remote workforce
- How to protect cloud data from phishing and social engineering attacks
- How Lookout provides visibility into mobile threats

Enterprises must securely enable employees to work remotely.

More and more enterprises recognise the need to allow employees to work remotely. However, as mobile access to cloud resources increase, data is exposed to cyber threats such as phishing, unreliable Wi-Fi networks and social engineering attacks.

Join Lookout for this 30-minute webinar where we will cover:

- The mobile threat landscape
- How to securely enable a remote workforce
- How to protect cloud data from phishing and social engineering attacks
- How Lookout provides visibility into mobile threats

Your employees work differently now. Employees are working outside of their offices and outside of the protection of security measures. Couple this with the usage of primarily mobile devices and it opens a whole new door of vulnerabilities that organisations need to consider. Namely, phishing threats.

Register to join Chris Hazelton Director, Security Solutions of Lookout to learn:
• How attacks have evolved
• Common mobile phishing attacks
• Ways to thwart threats within your organization
• Protecting your network inside and outside enterprise perimeters

Your employees work differently now. Employees are working outside of their offices and outside of the protection of security measures. Couple this with the usage of primarily mobile devices and it opens a whole new door of vulnerabilities that organisations need to consider. Namely, phishing threats.

Register to join Chris Hazelton Director, Security Solutions of Lookout to learn:
• How attacks have evolved
• Common mobile phishing attacks
• Ways to thwart threats within your organization
• Protecting your network inside and outside enterprise perimeters

As organisations enable employees to work remotely, mobile devices and wireless networks will be key tools for maintaining communication and remaining productive.

However, allowing employees to work productively from any device and any location can open organisations up to cyber risk.

Join this webinar to learn:

- The most critical considerations for allowing personal devices to access corporate resources
- What rights should be granted for devices accessing corporate data
- How to control specific operating systems from gaining unauthorised access
- What guidance to give users to remain productive and secure while working remotely

As organisations enable employees to work remotely, mobile devices and wireless networks will be key tools for maintaining communication and remaining productive.

However, allowing employees to work productively from any device and any location can open organisations up to cyber risk.

Join this webinar to learn:

- The most critical considerations for allowing personal devices to access corporate resources
- What rights should be granted for devices accessing corporate data
- How to control specific operating systems from gaining unauthorised access
- What guidance to give users to remain productive and secure while working remotely

As phishing attacks evolve, organisations must protect corporate data in the cloud. Register for this exclusive webinar now to learn:

- The latest tactics attackers are using to exfiltrate enterprise data
- Why phishing is more problematic and successful on mobile
- How to identify if an employee device has been phished
- How to remain compliant by reducing cyber risk from mobile endpoints

As phishing attacks evolve, organisations must protect corporate data in the cloud. Register for this exclusive webinar now to learn:

- The latest tactics attackers are using to exfiltrate enterprise data
- Why phishing is more problematic and successful on mobile
- How to identify if an employee device has been phished
- How to remain compliant by reducing cyber risk from mobile endpoints

Phishing on mobile is the biggest unsolved cybersecurity problem in the enterprise today. This is because phishing is both different and more problematic on the mobile device.

As a result, mobile users are three times more likely to fall for phishing scams.

In this webinar, our security expert Marielle Hagblad will shed a light on the risks of mobile phishing and the facts that will help you make informed decisions to protect corporate data.

Myths or Facts?
- Existing phishing protection covers mobile devices.
- Phishing attacks only occur on email.

Join this webinar to find out.

Employees work differently now, accessing enterprise data from mobile devices in airports, on public transport and the local coffee shop. Cyber opportunists have taken note, focusing attacks on iOS and Android devices via phishing, apps, device, and network.

According to the Verizon Mobile Security Index 2019, “33% of companies admitted to having suffered a compromise involving a mobile device and the majority of those affected said that the impact was major.”

It’s not that the threats aren’t there, it’s that most organisations don’t have visibility into them.

Watch this webinar to learn:

- What mobile threats your organisation needs to protect against
- Why your security strategy needs to adapt to the mobile world
- How to reduce the risk of a data breach from mobile endpoints with Lookout

Learn more about risks and challenges supporting mobile users from guest speaker IDC’s Phil Hochmuth, Program Vice President, Enterprise Mobility as he discusses:

- Key drivers for how cloud and mobility are improving employee productivity
- How organizations are preparing for digital transformation
- What challenges organizations are facing across security, integration, and costs
- What are the key mobile threats that organizations are seeing
- How are organizations addressing these threats


SPEAKERS
Phil Hochmuth
IDC, Program Vice President, Enterprise Mobility

What is currently happening the world of security?

Gartner predicts that 80% of worker tasks will take place on a mobile device by 2020.*

The perimeter has disappeared. Employees work from anywhere in the world and their devices access corporate data from cloud services outside of traditional security perimeters. Securing data in the post-perimeter world requires organisations enforce their endpoints and establish continuous conditional access to data based on risk.

During this webinar Aaron Cockrill, CSO at Lookout will talk about:

- What does a post-perimeter world mean to enterprise security?
- Why mobility changes the enterprise security paradigm?
- How to protect data when accessed from outside the corporate perimeter?
- What are the current and emerging threats?

* Source Gartner, "Prepare for Unified Endpoint Management to Displace MDM and CMT" June 2018

Lookout invited a special guest, Phil Hochmuth, Program Director, Enterprise Mobility at IDC to talk about the rising implications of employees accessing business data and apps with smartphones.

On the agenda:

- The latest research in enterprise mobility adoption

- Security and the top challenges sourced by IDC

- How mobile threat management fits into an enterprise endpoint security architecture

Cybercriminals and nation states are consistently using mobile threat tooling as part of their espionage or financially motivated attacks and campaigns. The Lookout Threat Intelligence team has noticed this increase as we research and protect against these adversaries. These actors are increasingly seeing value from having an offensive mobile capability in their toolkit and we have even seen low sophistication groups break into this space and successfully steal gigabytes of data from compromised devices. As BYOD and the prevalence of mobile devices in corporate environments continue to blur the traditional enterprise perimeter, the ability to understand the risks to mobile endpoints is critical.

Join Michael Flossman, Head of Threat Intelligence at Lookout, for this informative webinar as he covers the evolution of threat actors on mobile, discusses several recent high-profile cases, and explains why gaining visibility into your mobile endpoints and proactively securing them is key for today’s organizations."

Mobile phishing has grown by 85 percent year over year since 2011. These attacks are a top priority for enterprise business today.

Our research into mobile phishing has uncovered a number of malicious actors that exploit the mobile platform—unleashing such well-publicized mobile threats as Pegasus, Dark Caracal, FrozenCell, xRAT, ViperRAT, SocialPath, and Xsser/mRAT.

Watch the webcast to learn:
- How mobile phishing works
- How mobile phishing threatens the security of your enterprise
- What you can do to protect your organization

It only takes one errant tap to compromise a mobile device. This short video clip highlights the threats and how inconspicuous a phishing attack on a mobile device can be. You will also be able to download our latest whitepaper to understand mobile phishing facts that will help you make informed decisions on how to protect corporate data.

Since 25 May, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is now officially enforceable. By now, most of the companies dealing with data should have taken the necessary steps to comply with the regulation and stay out of trouble. And this is all good but, have you thought about how your employees are using their mobile phones or devices to access your company data? How do you protect your organization from an employee's phone being hacked? The risk of GDPR fines & brand reputation damage has made the security of personal data on mobile an urgent priority for CISOs, and executive boards.

By popular demand, we're replaying this webinar hosted by Aaron Cockerill, Chief Strategy Officer at Lookout and his guest, Kabir Barday, CEO at OneTrust.

On the agenda:
- Why mobile is a problem for GDPR compliance
- Understanding the threats & risks to GDPR compliance from mobile
- Finding & stopping mobile threats to GDPR compliance

Did you know?

84% of security & IT executives say personal data accessed on employee mobile devices could put their company at risk for GDPR noncompliance.

31% of enterprise employees that have a title of Vice President or higher say their mobile devices have been hacked or compromised.

63% of enterprise employees say they access their organization's customer, partner, data and employee data while on their mobile device.

According to a recent survey, 75% of today’s security professionals believe their organizations need to increase visibility into mobile risks.

With a spectrum of issues facing the mobile enterprise – including targeted attacks, disruptive malware, and noncompliant data-leaking apps – it is critical to understand the full range of threats and vulnerabilities, especially as organizations begin to prepare for GDPR compliance.

Watch the webinar to:

- Get visibility into the full spectrum of mobile risk and the latest security intelligence

- Dive into IDG’s “Security Priorities 2017” latest research to hear about what is at the top of the CISOs agenda

- Hear real-world scenarios about what organizations are doing today to secure their mobile devices

- Learn how to protect personal data on mobile to prepare for GDPR compliance in May 2018


SPEAKERS
Bob Bragdon - SVP & Publisher, IDG/CSOonline.com
Aaron Cockerill - Chief Strategy Officer, Lookout