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How mobile apps can prevent security breaches?

June 21, 2019

Mobile devices have become increasingly attractive targets for hackers looking to exploit the sensitive personal information they store. This shouldn’t come as a surprise either, given the sheer amount of time and information we all put into our personal and organizational devices. So, whether your organization develops mobile apps or is simply full of mobile end users, how secure are the apps on your network? Chances are you’re not totally secure, with 1 in every 36 mobile devices being compromised in some way by a mobile security threat. From gaining access to microphones, cameras, and GPS data to building convincing clones of other apps with the intent to trick users into downloading malware — hackers are constantly after valuable mobile app data, and they have a lot of sneaky strategies to help them get it.

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How mobile apps can prevent security breaches?