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By now, you’ve seen the news about the Appdome BlackBerry Partnership. The folks over there are simply awesome. How else can you explain the decision to embrace a new and…
We are so excited. Last week, we brought the entire Appdome team from the US and Israel to our Tel Aviv HQ and agreed to embark on this incredible…
In a newly released research note, Gartner discusses mobile security best practices as it applies to consumer facing apps. The piece, entitled “Avoiding Mobile App Development Security Pitfalls –…
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Mobile security strategy is now a routine part of boardroom discussions, and every CIO must be prepared to answer these types of questions. When you get called in to…
It’s a question being asked more and more lately: What are data brokers? The answer – in short – is that data brokers represent an emerging industry that trades in any…
A recent US appeals court ruling has set a new data protection precedent, giving the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) the power to hold companies responsible for data breaches resulting from security negligence.
Essentially,…
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The latest on the YiSpecter malware – a malicious code capable of infecting non-jailbroken iOS devices – presents an interesting dilemma. Not only does it conclusively dispel the notion that a…
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