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Going into 2021, we predicted that mobile malware would become (even more of) a business. Christoph Hebeisen, Director of Security Intelligence Research talks about what we predicted correctly and what surprised us. Financially motivated cybercrime is quietly becoming more sophisticated and insidious, and mobile malware is now used by a variety of actors – including organized crime. We’ve seen the gradual commercialization of threats such as adware, toll fraud apps, banking trojans, and spyware.

Nearly two years after we were forced to experiment with remote work, 2022 will be an inflection point for both threats and cybersecurity solutions. Tune into our annual predictions episode to hear what Lookout CTO of SASE Products Sundaram Lakshmanan thinks will happen next year. We'll be discussing everything from software supply chains to threat hunting and data protection.

While most of us understand Zero Trust conceptually, the path to Zero Trust is a complex and constantly evolving journey. In this episode, host Hank Schless is joined by Andy Olpin, Solutions Engineer at Lookout to scale back all the marketing noise surrounding the term and discuss how organizations can pragmatically get started with Zero Trust.

All roads lead to Cloud Access Security Broker (CASB). Gartner found CASB to be the fastest-growing cyber security segment, with investment increasing by 41.2% (2021 CIO Agenda Survey). It's no surprise, as security teams turn to CASB to solve new cloud service-related challenges that legacy security solutions cannot address.

Widespread remote work has called for a paradigm shift in how we conduct enterprise cybersecurity. On this week’s Endpoint Enigma, VMware Staff EUC Solutions Engineer, Art Ashmann joins Hank Schless to discuss how mobile and cloud technology have enabled us to manage both work and personal responsibilities from anywhere and what organizations can do to securely take advantage of it.

Ransomware attacks aren’t going anywhere. If anything these threat actors have made their operations an enterprise, creating scalable, repeatable, and profitable campaigns. While there is no silver bullet to ransomware-proof your organization, there are a number of Zero Trust approaches that can mitigate the risk.

What are some of the steps you take to continuously ensure data loss isn’t an issue and what can others do to stay ahead of the problem? Hear from the team at Lookout to find out how to keep your data secure with Lookout's SASE, CASB, and ZTNA.

Energy is now at the epicenter as more mobile devices are used than ever before. The already strained energy industry is a prime target for bad actors — with surging mobile phishing threats and an app encounter rate that is two times higher than the average of all other industries.

How does Lookout define Zero Trust? The concept of Zero Trust architecture has evolved. The last two years supercharged its evolution as collaboration has forced data to go wherever it’s needed and, as a result, you’ve lost the visibility you once relied on to secure your infrastructure. Lookout Chief Marketing Officer Mike Banic speaks with Senior Manager of Security Solutions Hank Schless on how Zero Trust has evolved, the current context around it, and ways to approach the concept in a way that helps it feel more achievable.

What are some of the steps you take to continuously ensure data loss isn’t an issue and what can others do to stay ahead of the problem? Hear from Tom Davison, Senior Director of Security Engineering, and Nick Sears, VP Sales SASE Solutions at Lookout to find out how to keep your data secure with Lookout's SASE, CASB, and ZTNA.