Meet DeviceAssure at MWC Barcelona 2020
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Update: MWC Barcelona 2020 has been cancelled due to Coronavirus concerns – read the GSMA’s…
Zero Trust Explained – But What About BYOD?
With the rise of “Zero Trust” implementation into IT networks we take a look at its definition, why it’s on the rise, key benefits, basic…
Addressing duplicate IMEIs with DeviceAssure
The mobile ecosystem and IMEIs
In the mobile operator ecosystem, the IMEI of a device is a critical identifier on which many decisions are based.
If the…
India Today investigation reveals Delhi’s blossoming counterfeit smartphone markets
A special investigation by India Today uncovered a bustling counterfeit smartphone industry emerging in the heart of New Delhi.
They discovered “small-time…
DeviceAssure at the 2019 New York Cyber Security Summit
On October 3rd, DeviceAssure headed to New York to give a presentation at the Cyber Security Summit.
We were joined by industry leaders, security experts and…
Non-authentic devices and enterprise security – a ticking time bomb
Counterfeit devices are an enterprise cybersecurity threat.
Three parallel trends are now increasing the threats counterfeit devices pose to enterprise networks:
They are getting much better –…
DeviceAssure at the NY Cyber Security Summit 2019
DeviceAssure is heading to New York, to give a presentation at the Cyber Security Summit on October 3rd.
We’ll be joining industry…
DeviceAssure wins award for Mobile Innovation at IHS Showstoppers
We’re delighted to announce that DeviceAssure has picked up its first award for Mobile Innovation!
The IHS Markit Innovation Awards recognizes innovative products from companies exhibiting…
The danger of counterfeit devices on public WiFi networks
Public Wifi is a relatively recent addition to consumer connection options. Usually found in airports, coffee shops and anywhere else people congregate, they provide a…
Non-authentic devices pose significant threats for app developers
Counterfeit devices are now a threat that app developers cannot afford to ignore. Why?
First of all, these devices deliberately misreport key characteristics that apps are…