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Category Archives: enterprise
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…
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 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…
Trail Of Bits counterfeit smartphones teardown
In July 2018, Motherboard published details of a fake iPhone, investigated by Trail Of Bits, a New York-based software security group.
We…
‘Agent Smith’ malware infects 25 million Android devices
Threat intelligence firm Check Point Research have released details of malware designed to exploit known Android vulnerabilities. It’s claimed to have…
Meet DeviceAssure at Black Hat USA
DeviceAssure will be attending at Black Hat USA which is taking place from 3rd August-8th August at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas. Black Hat brings…
Google’s Safety Net can’t protect your network like DeviceAssure
The problem of non-standard smartphones and devices isn’t entirely new.
For many years, hobbyists and the tech-inclined have enjoyed “jailbreaking” smartphones, a process which removes many…
Supply chain attacks can introduce yet another vector for a network attack
Threatpost have released a fascinating interview with Joe Fitzpatrick, a researcher with Securing Hardware.
Prompted by last year’s Read More >>