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SIM swap attacks are often discussed as a telecom fraud problem. But for security teams, they're really an identity problem. Control the phone number, and an attacker may be able to intercept MFA codes, abuse account recovery workflows, and move closer to account takeover. That's why early detection matters. 🎥 In this clip, David Gillies explains the impact iVerify's SIM swap detection has for enterprise teams #SIMSwap #IdentitySecurity

One of the most common questions we get about SIM swap detection is: "What indicator tells you a SIM swap has occurred?" The answer is that there usually isn't just one. Many of the signals associated with SIM swap activity can have legitimate explanations on their own. Looking at a single data point in isolation often isn't enough. Detection comes from understanding how multiple signals change together and recognizing patterns that indicate elevated risk. 🎥 In this clip, David Gillies explains how iVerify approaches SIM swap detection and why identifying phone number compromise requires a different approach than traditional mobile threat detection. #SIMSwap #MobileSecurity

"Operating systems that were once thought to be almost unhackable." AI-driven vulnerability discovery could change the economics of exploitation faster than many defenders expect. 🎥 Rocky Cole explains why. #MobileSecurity #ThreatResearch #CyberSecurity #iOSSecurity

Most mobile security tools are designed to detect signs of device compromise: • Malware • Jailbreaks and rooting • Risky applications • Malicious network activity SIM swap attacks are different. An attacker can take control of an employee's phone number without ever compromising the device itself. The phone may appear secure, compliant, and fully managed while SMS codes and phone calls are being redirected elsewhere. That's what makes SIM swap such a unique security challenge. It's often not a device compromise. It's a compromise of a trusted identity factor. 🎥 In this clip, David Gillies explains why SIM swap requires a different approach to detection. #SIMSwap #MobileSecurity

Patch management used to be a reasonable mobile security strategy on its own. When iOS and Android exploits were rare, running an N-1 patching cadence was a manageable tradeoff. That tradeoff no longer holds. Vulnerabilities are being discovered and chained into working exploits faster than most patch cycles can react to, which means being even one version behind creates real exposure to threats already active in the wild. Our co-founder and COO, Rocky Cole, explains what that means for enterprise mobile strategy in the video below. #MobileSecurity #iOS #EnterpriseSecurity #Cybersecurity #ThreatHunting