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Top 5 Cryptographic Key Protection Best Practices
We’re sharing top 5 cryptographic key protection best practices.
Zimperium Predicts Data Privacy Emphasis, More Evasive Phishing Attacks and Rise of Sideloading in 2025
This blog shares Zimperium’s 2025 mobile security trends and threat predictions.
ISM’s Guidelines for Enterprise Mobility
In this blog, we will analyze the ISM’s mobile controls, explore the risks they aim to mitigate, and outline practical approaches for addressing each control.
Zimperium Mobile Threat Defense (MTD) Achieves IRAP PROTECTED Status
Zimperium has achieved the Australian Government security status of PROTECTED after successfully completing an assessment performed by the Information Security Registered Assessors Program (IRAP) for its sovereign-hosted Mobile Threat Defense (MTD) solution.
Zimperium Welcomes Shashank Pathak to Our Go-to-Market Team in India
As we continue to strengthen our presence in India and South Asia, we are excited to announce the appointment of Shashank Pathak to our Go-to-Market team.
Securing Agency Devices: The Critical Need for Mobile App Vetting
This blog will explore the various types of risky apps and the concerns they pose, emphasizing the need for stringent mobile app vetting processes.
Zimperium Welcomes David Natker as VP of Global Partners and Alliances
We are thrilled to announce the appointment of David Natker as Zimperium’s new Vice President of Global Partners and Alliance
Phishing Campaigns and Rafel RAT: A Dangerous Duo
Among the myriad of tools employed in malicious activities, Remote Access Trojans (RATs) stand out for their ability to provide attackers with unfettered access to compromised systems.
Understanding Rafel RAT and Its Role in Mobile Ransomware Attacks
Rafel RAT is a type of malware that allows attackers to gain complete control over a victim’s mobile device. Once installed, Rafel RAT can perform a variety of malicious activities, such as stealing sensitive information, accessing camera and microphone functions, and, increasingly, deploying ransomware. Mobile ransomware is a type of […]