Corporate mobile endpoints, both owned and operating under bring-your-own-device (BYOD) policies, are high-value targets for cybercriminal groups. Mobile devices can access the same company data as a company laptop but generally have significantly less security and more attack vectors.

Most successful mobile attacks use updated versions of existing malicious tools that have been developed in the past, tailored to specific attack goals, and grouped for additional complexity to create an advanced persistent threat. To stand up to these advanced mobile toolsets and skilled malicious actors, enterprises must reduce their reliance on legacy, static defenses, as well as end-user training to secure their mobile endpoints.

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