NowSecure

Alan Snyder

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Mobile applications have become the primary channel for customer engagement, internal operations, and workforce productivity, yet security investment often lags behind their growing business impact. This expert-led session will explore why mobile app risk is business risk.



You’ll hear how organizations, from retail giants to critical infrastructure providers, are unknowingly exposed to breaches through misconfigurations, third-party SDKs, and unvetted shadow AI embedded within mobile apps.



Join us to learn how forward-thinking security leaders are shifting mobile security from a blind spot to a board-level priority, without boiling the ocean.
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Through real-world examples and practical guidance, this webinar will unpack:
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<li>Why mobile app risk must be part of your core security maturity model</li>
<li>How overlooked misconfigurations and insecure APIs have become the modern breach vector</li>
<li>How to approach mobile app vetting holistically, including both apps you build and those your workforce brings into the enterprise</li>
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Application security

Cybercast

Archived: Mobile Apps, Real Risk: Rethinking Security in the Age of Ubiquitous Access

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Enterprise IT managers assume their data, network, cloud and API security programs cover mobile app leaks and vulnerabilities. They don’t. Mobile apps on devices, customers or company-managed, hop on and off the enterprise network every day.



Ask yourself: Where does your mobile-app dev team source its components? Does the team use vetted SDKs, APIs, or AI components? Do you know which third-party mobile apps your employees are running? How many of those apps access off-site AI? Are infostealers and backdoors already built into the mobile apps employees and guests bring into the office?



Mobile apps, especially those incorporating free software of unknown origin, bypass many standard security measures and can create huge data and privacy problems. Join us for a discussion with NowSecure experts about why mobile apps are the threats everyone presumes are being handled, but are not, and how to contain the risks mobile apps bring.
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You&#8217;ll learn how to:
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<li>Find leaks and vulnerabilities deep in binaries and their SBOMs</li>
<li>Visualize risk in data collection, handling, and sharing</li>
<li>Integrate risk management with AI development</li>
<li>Manage risks posed by thousands of third-party mobile apps</li>
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