3 Reasons Why Your Payment App Needs EMVCo SBMP Certification
3 Reasons Why Your Payment App Needs EMVCo SBMP Certification [...]
i-Sprint Uncovers Sneaky Android Banking Malware, FjordPhantom
Promon and i-Sprint recently uncovered a new Android malware spreading across Southeast Asia. Out of the 113 banking apps tested, an alarming 80.5% cannot protect against FjordPhantom.
Challenges in securing Structured vs Unstructed Data
According to IPH, it detected unauthorized access to its document management system which stored its own administrative documents as well as that its clients and their correspondences......
Creating a Safe and Secure Remote Work Environment
As the usage of our mobile devices shift from personal to business use, this poses a significant threat to corporate security due to its high touch points......
Building Resilient Mobile Apps with i-Sprint’s AppProtect+
Mobile devices are no longer used just to take photos, make calls or send messages, with the advent of ever increasingly more powerful and feature-rich smart phones......
Document Security, The next big Challenge
A recent news dated on 10th Mar 2023 from The Straits Times titled, The Big Story – Military Docs Leaked Online, where leaked confidential defence documents have been......
Zero Trust: A Strategy, Not a Single Solution
There is a growing need to adopt zero trust security principles due to today’s diverse, multi-cloud IT environments and hybrid workforces......
Best Practices for Strengthening Mobile App Security
Recognizing that developers might neglect security in favor of other priorities, malicious threat actors regularly target security weaknesses in an attempt to exfiltrate data, take over mobile devices, or even infiltrate networks through backend servers. Mobile app security needs to become a central priority in the modern cyber threat landscape.
Why Should Mobile App Security be a Top Priority for Developers?
Mobile apps carry their own set of vulnerabilities. As developers, you hold the responsibility to step up and think ahead of unintended consequences when it comes to app security, and this includes identifying the common mobile app security threats and how to counter them.
How Does Single Sign-On Work?
Businesses today face a constant struggle to balance robust information security while facilitating user productivity in hybrid IT infrastructures. Single sign-on provides a compelling way to overcome this struggle when it comes to securely authenticating users logging in to multiple business applications and services across on-premise, mobile, and cloud.