Name: Hotmönster över mobila enheter i Sverige 2022
Start: 2022-12-06T10:00:00Z
End: 2022-12-06T10:29:55.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
Rating: 5

As the only mobile security platform purpose-built for enterprise environments, Zimperium provides security solutions for mobile devices and applications, ensuring safe and secure access to critical data. Our patented, on-device, machine learning-based security provides visibility and protection against known threats and zero-day attacks, and our mobile application protection suite combines comprehensive in-app protection with centralized threat visibility. Here we share resources and information related to our mobile threat research, and best practices for securing mobile devices and mobile applications in the context of the modern threat landscape.

Interested in learning more about the day-to-day impact of Mobile Threat Defense on your overall security? Join a member of the Zimperium Sales Engineering team for a demo of the core aspects of Zimperium Mobile Threat Defense (MTD), formerly known as zIPS. Attend to learn about:
- Policy setup and enforcement
- Integrations with MDM / EMM, XDR, SIEM and SOAR solutions
- Alerts and managing risks
- Special highlight on zero-touch deployment

See a Demo of Zimperium MTD | Plus a Deeper Dive on Zero-Touch Deployment

Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is a key component to achieving Zero Trust, as it adds a secondary line of protection before allowing access to networks, applications, or databases. However, malicious actors have found ways to bypass this control through sophisticated SMS-based attacks, device compromises, malware and even network attacks.

Join Zimperium and RSA for a discussion on how advanced mobile threat defense (MTD) solutions, either standalone or integrated into MFA apps directly, can enhance Zero Trust controls and protect MFA implementations by providing critical mobile device risk attestation.

During the webinar we’ll cover:
- How hackers can bypass traditional MFA solutions, including lessons learned from the Cloudflare, Uber, and Twilio attacks
- How MTD provides critical mobile device risk attestation
- How RSA has enabled its MFA app to be self-defending by embedding MTD technology

How Hackers Bypass MFA… And How to Stop Them

The White House has given Federal agencies 30 days to remove a popular social media app from all government-issued devices and to prohibit future traffic to the app. This is in addition to the many State, Local, and Education groups that have already banned the app. MDMs and Network traffic tooling alone won’t meet the new requirements. A mobile threat defense (MTD) solution is necessary for mobile app vetting, which can prohibit and protect against specific mobile apps and filter traffic. 

Join our webinar to learn:
- How to quickly & fully meet the mobile app ban guidance for government devices
- Why this is only the beginning of understanding a particular “category of apps” (Spyware, Leaky, etc.)
- Where meeting this guidance crosses into other guidelines and programs, such as OMB 21-31, 22-01, 22-09, and BOD 23-01 and 22-01

How Government Organizations Can Quickly Enforce Mobile App Bans

On board with Mobile Threat Defense, but interested in seeing more on the day-to-day detail of how it will impact your mobile security? Join a member of the Zimperium Sales Engineering team for a demo of the core aspects of zIPS, our advanced mobile threat defense (MTD) solution. Attend to ask questions and learn about:
- Policy setup and enforcement
- Integrations with MDM / EMM, XDR, SIEM and SOAR solutions
- Alerts and managing risks
- Special highlight on anti-phishing capabilities

See a Demo of Zimperium MTD | Plus a Deeper Dive on Anti-Phishing Capabilities

Hackers work 24 hours a day to find new ways to uncover mobile app secrets and private user data. To defend against their constant and sophisticated attacks, mobile app developers must implement security throughout the entire app development lifecycle.

But between fixing the privacy, security and compliance risks in the development process and enabling protection of your mobile apps from the many different threat vectors while in use, it’s often hard to know where to start.

Join Zimperium and a Senior Security Analyst from Riscure, an independent security laboratory, to learn about mobile app attacker techniques and capabilities, including:
- The top mobile app attack vectors and attacker capabilities
- How to prioritize and approach your mobile application security objectives 
- Overall best practices for securing the entire mobile application development lifecycle

Top Risks to Address in your Mobile Application Security Journey

Mobile is the unsecured dream frontier for malicious actors targeting critical data and IT systems here in Australia.

No matter the device, OS or ownership, the mobile attack surface is increasingly under attack. From spear phishing attacks successfully targeting critical services to feature-rich mobile malware infecting mobile devices to advanced spyware, the threat vector against IT infrastructure in Australia continues to get larger with each mobile endpoint connected.

Join Zimperium for a detailed overview of the mobile threats targeting Australia right now:
- An analysis of the mobile threats in Australia
- A map view of where threats occur most
- Best practices to protect your organisation’s mobile devices from threats and attacks

Mobile Threat Patterns Across Australia | 2022 Q4 Analysis

According to recently published ESG research, “the top 3 reasons security operations are more difficult today than they were two years ago:
- The threat landscape is growing and changing rapidly
- The attack surface has grown
- The attack surface is continuously changing and evolving”

Security operations teams demand massive scale to collect, process, analyze, and act upon vast amounts of data. Threat detection and response across enterprise organizations commands a wider aperture than legacy security solutions. In order to modernize security operations centers and keep up with the volume of security alerts, large organizations need to ensure they aren’t ignoring a wide swath of the modern enterprise endpoints. 

Join Zimperium and SentinelOne to learn why efforts to optimize an EDR strategy without incorporating a Mobile Threat Defense solution paints an incomplete picture and leaves an enterprise vulnerable to modern day mobile threats.

Better Together: Why EDR Without MTD Leaves You Vulnerable to Attack

No importa el sistema operativo o la propiedad del dispositivo, la superficie de ataque a un dispositivo móvil está bajo ataque cada vez más. Desde ataques de phishing dirigidos con éxito a servicios críticos, hasta malware móvil que infecta dispositivos móviles con software espía avanzado, el vector de amenazas contra las infraestructuras de TI continúa creciendo con cada terminal móvil conectado.

Únase a nuestro webinar para obtener una descripción detallada de las amenazas móviles ocurriendo en España en este momento:
- Un análisis de las amenazas móviles en España
- Un mapa de dónde ocurren más amenazas
- Mejores prácticas para proteger los dispositivos móviles de su organización de amenazas y ataques

Patrones de las amenazas y ataques a dispositivos móviles en España

For years, financial services organizations have been leveraging mobile both internally and externally, and the increased usage has brought an ever-expanding set of security threats that need to be addressed. Mobile apps accessed by customers and mobile devices accessed by employees (both corporate owned and employee owned) need to be able to detect known and unknown threats across the threat vectors – Device, Network, Application, and Phishing.

Join Zimperium for a webinar about the unique mobile security challenges facing banks in APAC. In this webinar, we’ll discuss:
- The top threats that can undermine financial services’ mobile initiatives
- Ways hackers are targeting and exposing your apps
- How you can protect your organization and customers

Mobile Threat Chains: Patterns of Attack Against APAC Banks

The monetized world of cybercrime is not a new concept, and until recently the highly technical malware did not reach into the mobile world. But like everything else, that has changed. Cybercriminals see the widely adopted frontier of mobile as a valuable target for increasingly advanced malware and services, and for the right price, are ready to sell to anyone.

Advanced mobile malware, like spyware, is no longer a product just for nation states and deep-pocketed criminals as it sits on the open markets available for purchase with a simple credit card, cryptocurrency, or even donations. The threat to enterprises, their data and employees, has increased significantly due to this market evolution, and spyware is the main course.

Join representatives of Zimperium’s zLab Advanced Threat Research team as they reveal the growing marketspace for spyware, how enterprises can stay aware of new and emerging threats, and a demo of commercially available mobile spyware in action.

Spyware for Sale: The Growing Threat to Mobile Security

Mobile Geräte & Applikationen sind ein ungesichertes Paradies für Hacker, die es hier in Deutschland auf vertrauliche Daten & kritische IT-Systeme abgesehen haben.

Unabhängig vom Betriebssystem oder Eigentümer des Gerätes steigt die Häufigkeit der Angriffe auf Geräte & Applikationen rasant. Von Spear-Phishing-Angriffen, die erfolgreich auf kritische Dienste abzielen, über funktionsreiche mobile Malware die Mobilgeräte infiziert, bis hin zu fortschrittlicher Spyware wird die Angriffsfläche für IT-Infrastrukturen in Deutschland mit jedem angeschlossenen mobilen Endpunkt immer größer.

Wir laden Sie herzlich zu unserer Online-Veranstaltung “Mobile Bedrohungsmuster in Deutschland” am 13. Dezember um 11 Uhr ein, in der wir uns konkret auf die folgenden Themen fokussieren werden:
- Eine Analyse der mobilen Bedrohungen in Deutschland
- Eine Kartenansicht der Orte, an denen Bedrohungen am häufigsten auftreten
- Best Practices zum Schutz der mobilen Geräte & Applikationen Ihres Unternehmens vor Bedrohungen und Angriffen

Mobile Bedrohungsmuster in Deutschland | 2022 Q3 Analyse

Mobile is the unsecured dream frontier for malicious actors targeting critical data and federal/state systems here in Australia.

No matter the device OS or ownership, the mobile attack surface is increasingly under attack. From spear phishing attacks successfully targeting critical services to feature-rich mobile malware infecting mobile devices to advanced spyware, the threat vector against federal & state systems in Australia continues to get larger with each mobile endpoint connected. 

Join Zimperium for a special webinar for federal & state agencies where we specifically talk about the mobile threats targeting Australia right now:
- An analysis of the mobile threats in Australia
- A map view of where threats occur most
- Best practices to protect your organisation’s mobile devices from threats and attacks

Mobile Threat Patterns Across Australia | 2022 Q3 Analysis

Mobile is the unsecured dream frontier for malicious actors targeting critical data and IT systems here in the UK.

No matter the device OS or ownership, the mobile attack surface is increasingly under attack. From spear phishing attacks successfully targeting critical services to feature-rich mobile malware infecting mobile devices to advanced spyware, the threat vector against IT infrastructures in the UK continues to get larger with each mobile endpoint connected. 

Join Zimperium for a detailed overview of the mobile threats targeting the UK right now:
- An analysis of the mobile threats in the UK
- A map view of where threats occur most
- Best practices to protect your organisation’s mobile devices from threats and attacks

Mobile Threat Patterns Across the UK | 2022 Q3 Analysis

MPoC is the newest PCI standard and expected to be finalized by the end of 2022. The purpose of MPoC is to provide a modular, objective-based security standard that will support various types of payment acceptance solutions and consumer verification methods on commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) devices. The goal is to create a flexible mobile standard and program for payment solution development, allowing for both PIN entry and contactless payments through the COTS-native interfaces. 

In anticipation of the final MPoC standard, we’re hosting a webinar where we’ll discuss:
-The evolution of mobile payments and SoftPOS
-How hackers steal credentials, PII, and money by attacking mobile payments
-What steps your organization needs to take to secure your mobile payments and prepare for MPoC

The Essential Steps to Prepare for MPoC

Organizations of all sizes in the Defense Industrial Base (DIB) are in the process of preparing to comply with the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) 2.0, which requires DIB members managing Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) to undergo third-party assessments based on all 110 practices of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Special Publication (SP) 800-171. 

Mobile device security is a critical topic of discussion among those in the DIB who are assessing and strategizing about how to address their existing endpoint security. In particular, there are specific requirements around incorporating mobile device usage restrictions, scanning a device for software updates and patches, and conducting operating system (OS) integrity checks within their current cybersecurity mix.

As many organizations race to meet these updated CMMC standards, they will all but certainly fall short if they neglect to incorporate mobile threat defense (MTD) as part of their mobile device security controls. 

Join us for an in-depth webinar discussion as we break down in detail which standards will require an MTD or mobile application security solution in order to help you take the guesswork out of meeting these important compliance mandates.

Taking the Guesswork Out of CMMC Compliance: Mobile Security Edition

GigaOm published its first analysis of the phishing detection and prevention market in February 2020. Since then, the enterprise landscape has changed significantly, and many businesses have transformed their practices due to the COVID-19 pandemic. 
Front page news stories like the August 4th Twilio data breach that occurred as a result of SMS phishing make it evident that phishing is no longer simply an email issue but instead targeted at all enterprise messaging channels, productivity and collaboration suites, conferencing, social media, support chat functions, and ticketing systems. Attackers exploit all of these targets to breach an identity so they can gain access to applications, systems, and data.
Join Zimperium and GigaOm for a discussion about what has changed about approaches to protecting enterprises against phishing, and why it’s important to recognize these changes, both in threat and approach. We’ll hear directly from lead analyst and author of the "GigaOm Radar for Comprehensive Anti-Phishing Solutions,” Paul Stringfellow.

What’s the Catch? An Examination of the Anti-Phishing Solutions Landscape

Mobile is the unsecured dream frontier for malicious actors targeting critical data and enterprise systems. According to the recently published Verizon Mobile Security Index, “53% of technology leaders surveyed reported mobile devices accessing more sensitive data than a year ago.”

No matter the device OS or ownership, it is clear the mobile attack surface is increasingly under attack. From spear phishing attacks successfully targeting critical services to feature-rich mobile malware infecting mobile devices to advanced spyware, the threat vector against enterprise systems continues to get larger with each mobile endpoint connected. Zimperium zLabs research and analysis also shows that the threats to mobile are evolving in complexity and that will only continue to advance.

How can your organization possibly combat the tide of mobile threats? The first important step is to know what’s out there, and what you’re even looking for. Join Zimperium for an examination of real-world threat chains and the pattern of attacks malicious actors are now employing to compromise iOS and Android mobile devices in order to infiltrate enterprise environments.

Mobile Threat Chains: Patterns of Attack Against Enterprise Devices

Mobila enheter är ett öppet mål för aktörer som riktar in sig på kritisk data och infrastruktur i Sverige.

Oavsett enhetens OS eller ägande, privat eller företag, är den mobila enheten allt mer utsatt. Allt ifrån riktade phishing-attacker till skadlig kod som utnyttjar sårbarheter för att komma åt personlig och företagsägd data. Hot-vektorn blir större för varje mobil enhet som är uppkopplad. 

Lyssna på Zimperium för en överblick över de vanligaste hoten som riktas mot Sverige just nu:
- Analys över mobila hot i Sverige
- Kartvy över var och vilka hot som är vanligast
- Hur skyddar man sig?

Hotmönster över mobila enheter i Sverige 2022

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