NDB, part of Australia’s Privacy Act of 1988, introduced an obligation to notify individuals whose personal information is involved in a data breach that is likely to result in serious harm. The legislation applies to all businesses carried on in Australia that collect or hold personal information in Australia. Given the rapid proliferation of mobile … Read More
In my first blog, I discussed why mobile devices are the likely choice for savvy attackers since they typically have no endpoint protection. Let’s understand what is on the device and how that can impact an enterprise/organization. The goal of an attacker that is targeting your organization, is not to get personally identifiable information data … Read More
A new WhatsApp vulnerability has attracted the attention of the press and security professionals around the world. Zimperium zLabs will be creating a detailed blog soon, but we wanted to provide our readers with preliminary information now. What follows is a quick summary of the vulnerability. It has been rumored that the vulnerability was exploited … Read More
According to The Wall Street Journal’s article Apple Loses Bid to End App Antitrust Case in Supreme Court, “Consumers can sue Apple Inc. for forcing them to buy apps exclusively from the tech giant, the Supreme Court ruled Monday, threatening billions of dollars in revenue that the company is counting on to make up for … Read More
GDPR sets guidelines for the collection and processing of personal information of individuals within the European Union (EU). Given the widespread adoption of mobile devices and applications, including those provided to consumers containing or processing personally identifiable information (PII), it is vital that organization’s mobile devices are GDPR compliant – just as your personal computers … Read More
