Why companies should not overlook mobile security on iOS devices
By Roxane Suau, VP Marketing for Pradeo It’s not unusual to hear people say iOS is intrinsically secure. But is this common thinking true? Can’t devices running on iOS be compromised? Correctly answering that question requires us to take multiple criteria into consideration. At a time when lots of companies have equipped their workforce with iOS and more C-levels choose to rely on them, cybercriminals are showing a growing interest in...
VMware at Black Hat 2019: Zero Trust Security for the Digital Workspace
After an exciting first half of security conferences such as RSA and Gartner Security and Risk Management Summit in 2019, it’s time for cybersecurity experts and IT professionals to look forward to Black Hat 2019. As is true each year, Black Hat attracts some of the best minds in cybersecurity and IT infrastructure and provides an opportunity to see examples of the latest threats and hacking techniques, to showcase and witness the...
WhatsApp Malware: How To Secure Devices in the Age of Enterprise Consumerization
Earlier this month, it was discovered that a vulnerability in Facebook’s WhatsApp messaging app could be exploited to inject commercial spyware onto Android and iOS phones by simply calling the target. Once infected, the phones’ camera and mic, emails, messages as well as the user’s location data could all be exposed. WhatsApp, which is Facebook’s flagship messaging platform, is adopted by about 1.5 billion users worldwide. WhatsApp...
VMworld Europe 2019
