Personal Apps Are Vulnerable to Mishing Attacks
Personal apps on employee mobile devices can be used to compromise user privacy and enterprise data. These apps, while seemingly harmless, can create vulnerabilities that malicious actors can exploit to gain access to sensitive information.
Third-Party Business Apps May Not Keep Data Safe
External apps used for work productivity and personal use must be evaluated for their security posture just like web apps are vetted for compliance. Even if an app is downloaded from an official app store, it does not guarantee it's secure.
Zimperium Mobile App Vetting
Personal Apps Host Enterprise Threats
Are you looking to identify which apps are putting your data and back-end systems at risk?
Mobile App Vetting (MAV) gives you clear insight into the security posture of every app on employee devices. MAV continuously analyzes app behavior, permissions, data handling, and security vulnerabilities—enabling security teams to make informed decisions about which apps are allowed to access your enterprise data.
Secure Data & Adhere to Compliance
Guidelines for Mobile App Vetting:
Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)
CISA emphasizes continuously monitoring and assessing the security of mobile apps used within an organization.
National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
NIST guidelines
on mobile app vetting promote automated tools and frameworks for efficient and effective vetting processes.
on mobile app vetting promote automated tools and frameworks for efficient and effective vetting processes.
Mobile App Vetting:
Your Protection From Mobile App Threats
CISOs evaluate all business web applications as part of cyber risk assessment.
They must apply the same rigor to all mobile applications.
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