Digital picture frames seem like a great holiday gift, but some pack more than just memories. Our latest research into Uhale-powered frames shows just how easily these devices can be hijacked to spy, spread malware, or pivot deeper into home and business networks.
The Gartner® “Enable BYOD and BYOPC Securely” report, published October 23, 2025, states, “Integrate stand-alone mobile app risk intelligence with UEM to provide a finer filter for applications based on their components. This allows for a remediation loop when apps with a particular characteristic (e.g., third-party library, geographic IP-range communications) are detected.”
Most enterprises secure devices but overlook what’s inside the apps themselves. See how Brightfin Proof, powered by Quokka, brings continuous mobile app risk intelligence into ServiceNow, closing the mobile security blind spot with automated, audit-ready workflows.
Malicious mobile apps are designed and created with the purpose of causing harm to users or engaging in illicit activities. Once installed, malicious apps execute harmful actions that exploit the user. Learn how to detect malicious apps.
The Safe App Portal, powered by Quokka, is an online tool that aims to provide clear and actionable safety and security insights on mobile apps. By empowering developers to build more secure apps, the Portal aims to strengthen the baseline security of mobile apps and enhance public confidence in Singapore’s digital ecosystem.
Mobile app supply chains are under attack. Compromised SDKs, libraries, and CI/CD tools can silently exfiltrate data, leak IP, and breach trust before detection. Every dependency is a potential attack vector.
Viral call recording app, Neon, went offline abruptly after a security flaw exposing user PII and call recording data was discovered. Learn what went wrong for Neon, cybersecurity lessons for apps and start-ups, and how Quokka helps apps and companies secure data with mobile app risk intelligence.
An analysis found that over 150 popular apps, some with more than 100 million downloads, are exposing sensitive user data due to misconfigured Google Firebase services. This Firebase misconfiguration incident underscores just how deeply mobile apps are embedded in complex ecosystems and how easy it is for a single weak link to expose sensitive data.
The mobile threat landscape is evolving faster than ever. While MTD remains an important tool for detecting device-level threats, it cannot address the full spectrum of app-level risks. See how mobile app vetting fills the security gaps of MTD.
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