"Recent cyber attacks have proven, once again, that agencies are in a perimeter-less environment. In fact, Gartner estimates that 70% of all endpoint intrusions are done through a browser.Over the last year, these browser-based attacks only increased as more employees worked remotely.Tony D’Angelo, the vice president of U.S. public sector at Lookout, said bad actors recognized that employees would access network applications and data through mobile devices and virtual private network connections and applied attack vectors like credential harvesting and other methods to obtain passwords."‍

Mobile security means more than device security. In fact, one of the biggest vulnerabilities is often overlooked: App security. This course, developed in collaboration with Lookout, explores the key risks and highlights two tools that can help you assess and address those risks.

"« Les données à caractère personnel doivent être traitées de façon à garantir une sécurité appropriée des données à caractère personnel, y compris la protection contre le traitement non autorisé ou illicite et contre la perte, la destruction ou les dégâts d'origine accidentelle, à l'aide de mesures techniques ou organisationnelles appropriées (intégrité et confidentialité). » - RGPD, Article 5, clause 1(f) De nombreuses entreprises se démènent actuellement pour étendre les contrôles de sécurité aux données personnelles en leur possession avant la date limite d'application du RGPD le 25 mai 2018. Soucieux d'éviter les amendes prévues par le RGPD et de préserver la réputation de leur marque, les RSSI et les conseils d'administration ont fait de la sécurité des données personnelles sur mobile une priorité absolue. Lisez Identifier la non-conformité au RGPD dans un monde essentiellement mobile pour découvrir : Pourquoi le mobile est un problème pour la conformité RGPD : 84 % des responsables informatiques et de la sécurité affirment que l'accès aux données personnelles depuis les appareils mobiles des employés représente un risque de non-conformité au RGPD pour leur entreprise. Les menaces et les risques que représente le mobile pour la conformité au RGPD : 63 % des employés disent accéder aux données des clients, partenaires et employés de leur entreprise sur leur appareil mobile. Comment détecter et stopper les menaces mobiles pesant sur la conformité RGPD : 31 % des employés occupant un poste de Vice-président ou plus élevé indiquent que leurs appareils mobiles ont été hackés ou compromis."

De plus en plus d’entreprises et de salariés ont recours aux appareils et applications mobiles pour conserver et consulter leurs données sensibles. Les personnes mal intentionnées le savent bien et les attaques sur ces appareils sont devenus une de leurs cibles privilégiées. Pour cette raison, et au même titre que les grandes entreprises, les PME doivent aujourd’hui, pour rester en avance sur les attaquants, s’appuyer sur une stratégie de sécurité robuste couvant également leurs terminaux mobiles.

"Lesen Sie das eBook „Was ist Enterprise Mobile Security?“ und erfahren Sie, welche mobilen Sicherheitsprobleme für Ihr Unternehmen relevant sind, u. a.: warum es in Bezug auf die Sicherheit für mobile Plattformen Missverständnisse gibt die fünf Bedrohungen, vor denen die mobile Sicherheit Schutz bietet warum Enterprise Mobility Management- und Mobile Device Management-Lösungen (EMM und MDM) nicht ausreichen der Unterschied zwischen „Mobilität sichern“ und „Sicherheit für mobile Plattformen“ Dieses eBook bietet Ihnen u. a. exklusive Umfragedaten aus Ihrer Branche vom Analystenhaus ESG. Lesen Sie außerdem einen Kommentar eines erfahrenen CISO und Director of IT Security. “Über Bedrohungen informiert zu sein, hat höchste Priorität. Aus unerfindlichen Gründen sind Themen wie Bedrohungen und Daten zu Bedrohungen für Mobilgeräte zugunsten anderer Sicherheitsaspekte lange vernachlässigt worden.” Craig Shumard, CISO im Ruhestand “What Is Mobile Security, The Practical Guide to Enterprise Mobile Security”"

Der BYOD Report von Lookout liefert viele weitere frappierende Erkenntnisse und Zahlen. Er ist Pflichtlektüre für alle, denen die Sicherheit Ihrer Unternehmens-, Mitarbeiter- und Kundendaten am Herzen liegt. Schützen Sie sich vor Industriespionage und kriminellen Machenschaften. Laden Sie jetzt Ihr persönliches Exemplar dieser wertvollen Untersuchung - gratis!

Unternehmen gehen oft davon aus, dass sie von Cyberbedrohungen, die auf Mobilgeräte abzielen, verschont bleiben werden, weil sie den Mobilgeräten ihrer Mitarbeiter schließlich keinen Zugang zum Netzwerk erlauben. Um diese These zu überprüfen, befragte Lookout US-Bundesbehörden zu diesem Thema, also Institutionen mit extrem hohem Anspruch an die Datensicherheit, und erhielt dadurch eine belastbare Fallstudie für europäische Unternehmen und Organisationen.

Cloud reliance has increased mobile vulnerability, as attackers use increasingly complex cyber attacks that go beyond the management capabilities of an MDM. Once attackers have access, they move laterally throughout a corporate infrastructure to access valuable data. Visibility into mobile threats is key to a successful endpoint-to-cloud security strategy.

"View this on-demand webinar to learn BYOAD Strategies for Securing Navy's Mobile Fleet. This year's Security on the Seas Webinar Series: IT Solutions for Naval Operations featured a special feature from Lookout. This event emphasized endpoint security, zero trust, mobility, and multi-cloud. Attendees joined us as we brought together government IT and industry leaders for dynamic discussions around emerging systems and leading-edge technology for the future of Naval operations."

Read the Top Takeaways report from this government roundtable on the importance of endpoint to cloud security. As agencies weigh having employees return to the office versus teleworking long term, many will land somewhere in the middle, embracing the merits with both kinds of work. But a hybrid work environment means more than just added flexibility for workers; it also entails added complexity in managing the plethora of endpoints that pop up across a multitude of environments. This roundtable offered insights from leaders in government, along with best practices to establish a Zero Trust Architecture.

Nextgov editor James Hanson recently sat down with Aaron Cockerill for a virtual conversation shaped by today’s topics of critical infrastructure and cybersecurity threats. Watch the replay to learn more about everything from phishing attacks to hybrid-remote work best practices. This interview offers insight into how Lookout can help both public and private organizations address digital threat prevention, providing relevant context to the cybersecurity world going forward.

Watch this video to find out how organizations are adopting a multi-cloud security approach to protect their cloud environment and data from endpoint-to-cloud – regardless of SaaS, IaaS or on-premises application.

Your healthcare data infrastructure is a lucrative target for cyberattackers because it holds protected health information that is strictly regulated and must be secure.

Learn how to mitigate risks of a data breach across your supply chain.

Join Michael Flossman, Head of Threat Intelligence at Lookout, Thursday, June 19th at 8AM PST for an insider discussion of today’s evolving mobile threat landscape, including how to navigate your current strategy.

This session provides a close look at the highly targeted Monokle surveillanceware, how it is most likely deployed by nation-states and how it was attributed to a Russian government contractor. The audience will learn about the latest trends in the development of sophisticated mobile surveillanceware.

Mobile devices have allowed you to increase productivity throughout your entire pharmaceutical supply chain. But this greater connectivity is exposing your valuable intellectual property (IP) to countless new risks. Read the Pharmaceutical Threat Report to better understand the risks mobile devices have introduced into your organization.

As your manufacturing organization transforms to Industry 4.0, mobile and cloud remain strategic for reinventing your operations. Not surprisingly, malicious actors have taken note of how reliant we all are on mobile devices. From their perspective, mobile phishing is often the cheapest way to compromise an individual or a manufacturing operation.

Lookout data reveals that U.S. government organizations are increasingly targeted by credential stealing mobile attacks and exposed to hundreds of vulnerabilities from outdated operating systems and risky apps.

Mobility and cloud apps are now a key component of how financial institutions operate. But this digital environment has exposed you and your customers’ data to new risks – as data now travels to where it's needed. Read the Financial Services Threat Report to better understand the risks your organization is exposed to

With organizations moving to full-remote the reliance on unified endpoint management (UEM) and security for both fixed and mobile endpoints accessing the corporate network has shifted to the forefront of focus. These solutions perform management functions exceptionally well but do not provide complete visibility into cyber threats. Now through seamless integration with VMware Workspace ONE Intelligence, Lookout and Carbon Black can provide consolidated security intelligence for both mobile and fixed endpoints to one centralized dashboard. From this view, security and IT administrators can identify trends, triage threats, and automate responses to mitigate those threats.

Allowing employees to work productively from any device and any location can open users to the risks that come with the shared nature of a mobile device. When your employees work from a personal device with access to corporate data, the health of the device must be taken into account, and it must be assessed for compliance with corporate security and risk policies.

Whether you were ready or not, your organization had to rapidly adapt to remote work as the coronavirus pandemic shut down office space around the world. While some economies are slowly opening up, it’s likely that many of your employees will choose to work from where they feel the safest – outside the office. In other words, remote work is here to stay.

Teleworking isn’t just about your home desk: it’s about mobility, agility, and security. As public and private industries shift to telework, thanks to long-term innovation and short-term necessity, it’s clear that telework is here to stay. But to what scale? This webcast explored the concepts of security and mobility within the broader telework schema. How will personal devices and other technology tools accelerate the ease of telework? On the flipside, as attackers target devices, how can organizations protect personal devices from breaches? Watch now to hear how government leaders in the private and public sectors can boost user experience and security throughout, and into, the dawn of telework.

Cloud and mobile technologies have enabled the transition to remote work for many roles. How can you provide continuous protection for your corporate data as it is accessed by Office 365/Google Workspace apps on personal devices?

Watch this video to find out how Avid Systems uses Lookout to enable military personnel to securely use their personal devices for work.

Productivity has changed, so should your security.

How cna you empower your workers to safely stay productive? Find out.

As agencies begin to contemplate the possibility of a more permanent telework culture and continue to mature remote work tools and technologies, however, the main question becomes: How can government successfully secure remote employees for the long-term?