By attaching a secure certificate to a mobile phone number, user identity can be confirmed to service providers via cryptographically secure “identity messages” in the form of a paired key over PKI.

Infosec

22 May 2019 Infosec

Better Controls & Strategies Needed to Thwart Physical Cyber-Attacks

21 May 2019 Infosec

Addressing and Solving 2019's Top Cybersecurity Challenges

Next-Gen Infosec

20 May 2019 Next-Gen

Interview: Kimberly Sharpe, SecOps Institute Student

17 May 2019 Next-Gen

Our website uses cookies

Mobile Device Management

Browse Mobile Security Topics

Sign Up to Our E-Newsletter

Brute-Force Attempts More Common on Edge Devices

Apple: We Banned Parental Control Apps for Security Reasons

Efficient Steps Toward a Successful PAM Implementation

Consumers on Board with Securing Health Records

Telecom Fraud Scams on the Rise

Orgs Grapple with Pros and Cons of Remote Workers

Medtronic Flaws Could Let Hackers Control Devices

Top Ten Tips for Enabling BYOD

Securing a Flexible Workforce: A Challenge of the Modern Workplace

Alexa 500 Sites Targeted with Adaptive Malware

Webinars Coming Up

Reducing Cyber Risks and Complexity Through Increased Visibility

Whitepapers

Security Threats: Is That a Trojan in Your Pocket?

Forrester Findings: Modern Authentication Methods that Protect and Enable

Securing Mobile Files: The Six Tools You Need

Webinars

Passwordless Authentication is Finally on the Horizon

Malvertising in Apple Pay Targets iPhone Users

Most Orgs Enabling BYOD Lack Security Controls

This Time it’s Personal – The Growing Threat of SMiShing Attacks

Malware Targeting Smartphones via Three DSP Providers

Fin Firms: Look to Mobile, Social for Comms Risks

BBC Reports Over 170 Devices Lost or Stolen

PKI Use is Main Driver for IoT Security

Crytocurrency Mining Soars 459% from 2017 to 2018

The Reality and the Vision Behind Mobile Security Certificates

Infosec

Better Controls & Strategies Needed to Thwart Physical Cyber-Attacks

Addressing and Solving 2019's Top Cybersecurity Challenges

Next-Gen Infosec

Interview: Kimberly Sharpe, SecOps Institute Student

Interview: Ben Spring, University of Portsmouth Student & TryHackMe Founder