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Mobile Security Threat Landscape

As our digital lives continue to become more and more mobile, the field of mobile security will continue to be of increased importance to corporations, security professionals, and consumers. In 2014, we saw continued growth of both mobile devices and mobile malware, while attackers also ramped up their efforts to extort users with mobile ransomware. Unauthorized third-party apps also garnered attention when breaches occurred through them, affecting thousands of users of popular mobile apps. Corporations also struggled as attackers expanded their reach beyond financial services apps, and new regulatory and compliance laws demanded vigilance. We expect more of the same in 2015, though developing technologies like mobile payment and wearables will present new challenges. As with many elements of cyber security, education and ongoing monitoring, as well as sound security policies, will continue to play an important role.

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Mobile Security Threat Landscape