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David Richardson

Vice President, Product

David Richardson has been building software to help individuals and enterprises secure mobile devices for over a decade. David currently oversees product management at Lookout. He has 45 patents issued related to mobile security. He is a frequent speaker at security conferences on the topic of iOS and Android security.

Endpoint Security

Lookout Named Best Mobile Security Solution by the SC Awards

I’m pleased to share that Lookout Mobile Endpoint Security has achieved yet another leadership milestone by being named SC Awards’ Best Mobile Security Solution of 2021. This is a tremendous honor, and I couldn’t be happier for our customers, partners, and employees.

Endpoint Security

Back to School? Secure Your Chromebooks!

Chromebooks have become an essential tool for schools that transitioned to distance learning in the spring. These devices are a cost-effective way for students to connect to cloud resources, receive instruction and perform their homework.

Endpoint Security

Why the IDC MarketScape Named Lookout a Mobile Threat Management Software Leader Three Years in a Row

The IDC MarketScape for Mobile Threat Management Software just named Lookout a leader for the third consecutive year. Everyone at Lookout works hard to make sure we provide the best mobile security for our customers, so it’s incredibly satisfying to have the MarketScape recognize our capabilities and strategies.

Endpoint Security

Vulnerability Management Is Too Complicated Without a Data-Driven Approach

One of the most important actions you can take to keep your smartphones and tablets secure is to make sure their apps and operating systems are up to date. The problem is the traditional tools make this task extremely complicated and error-prone.

Endpoint Security

How To Pragmatically Embrace Mobility in Response to a Remote Workforce

The Coronavirus has impacted businesses and employees in a myriad of ways, and one common thread is the sudden need for employees to work remotely. Because of this, organizations may want to rush into adopting a BYOD program so that employees can work more effectively from home. But without the appropriate controls, they may be unintentionally introducing new risks to their organization.

Endpoint Security

Five Ways the Security Landscape Will Shift in 2020

2019 was another eventful year in the security space, with hackers targeting government agencies and corporations alike -- from the U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s to Quest Diagnostics’ data breach. As we head into 2020, here are five trends we expect will emerge in the coming year.

5 active mobile threats spoofing enterprise apps

Enterprise employees use mobile apps every day to get their jobs done, but when malicious actors start impersonating those apps, it spells trouble for IT departments everywhere.

Endpoint Security

Using spoofed Wi-Fi to attack mobile devices

Millions of people around the world connect to public Wi-Fi networks on their mobile devices as they travel and seek their regularly scheduled Internet. The problem is, not all networks are official.

How we were able to spy on a 60 Minutes reporter

Malicious applications represent one of the main ways mobile devices are able to be compromised. We demonstrated an example of what can happen if a malicious app infects a mobile device on 60 Minutes.

Threat Intelligence

XcodeGhost iOS Malware: The List of Affected Apps and What You Should Do

Researchers recently found a piece of iOS malware called XcodeGhost in a number of apps in the Apple App Store. The creator(s) of XcodeGhost were able to sneak the malicious code into these apps without the app developers’ knowledge. These unsuspecting apps include popular consumer apps like WeChat and CamCard, showcasing the potential for the XcodeGhost malware to impact potentially hundreds of millions of victims. What is XcodeGhost? XcodeGhost is a piece of malware that can steal data and...

Threat Intelligence

Jailbreaking not a requirement for infecting iPhones with Hacking Team spyware

This week, the security world exploded with the news that Hacking Team, a vendor of Italian spyware -- software that captures Skype, message, location, social media, audio, visual, and more data, and is marketed as “stealth” and “untraceable” -- was hacked. One of the major takeaways is that a significant number of governments in the world, Hacking Team’s customers, are actively seeking to compromise iOS and Android devices, likely to access the trove of data stored on or accessed by these...

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