iVerify

?? Exciting times at FS-ISAC Spring Summit March 9-12! ?? We are looking forward to connecting with top cybersecurity leaders in New Orleans this week. Get ready for top-tier insights on cyber threats, threat intelligence sharing, and the latest in mobile security ?????. With financial services more digital than ever, securing mobile devices and apps is more than critical, it is a must! Plus, it’s NOLA—so we’re looking forward to incredible networking and some unforgettable fun! ???? Who else is attending? Let’s meet up! (CC Rocky Cole, Mike Rosen, Leo Cruz, Ryan Hardy) #FSISAC #CyberSecurity #ThreatIntelligence #NOLA

SXSW Kicks Off Today! iVerify's Head of Machine Learning, Numa Dhamani at SXSW will be there talking about how red-teaming is a crucial component of a robust security toolkit for software systems. Don't miss Break the Bot: Red-Teaming Large Language Models on March 13 at 2:30 CT ?? https://bit.ly/43w9har #SXSW2025 #AI #Cybersecurity

?? Thrilled to announce iVerify was listed as a winner of CyberSecurity Excellence Awards 2025 for the Mobile Threat Defense category! We’re honored to be recognized for our innovations in mobile device security, alongside other industry leaders who are driving innovation in cybersecurity. (link in comments) #cybersecurityexcellenceawards #mobile #cybersecurity

?? This week we announced, Mike Rosen, former Apple alum, was named Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) for iVerify, where he will oversee iVerify’s security strategy, investigations, compliance initiatives, and customer risk management. ? Learn more about Mike and hear in his own words why he joined iVerify "...individuals and organizations must embrace proactive and reliable solutions to protect their devices and data. That is why I joined iVerify." (link in comments).

??? Exciting news! iVerify's Numa Dhamani will be at SXSW 2025 for a special book signing event! Join Numa and co-author Maggie Engler at the SXSW Bookstore where they will be signing copies of their book “Introduction to Generative AI" ?? Date: March 13th, 4:30 - 4:55 PM CT ?? Location: SXSW 2025, Austin Convention Center, Rm 10C Can’t wait to connect—see you there! #SXSW #BookSigning #AI #CreativeTech https://bit.ly/3XpkSEf

Our CEO, Danny R. sits down with SolCyber to discuss the dangers of today's mobile threat landscape, including the rise of zero-click attacks like Pegasus ?? in business community and strategies to secure all mobile devices. ??

Happy SXSW season!?If you're in Austin for SXSW 2025, let's connect! Come find me at these events and say hi (links in the comments). ?????????? ?????? ??????: ?????? ?????????????? ?????????? ???????????????? ????????????, ?????????? ????, ??:???? ???? Maggie Engler and I will walk through a complete workflow and an arsenal of strategies for red teaming LLMs. Let's break some bots! ???????? ??????????????: ???????????????????????? ???? ???????????????????? ????, ?????????? ????, ??:???? ???? Swing by the SXSW bookstore, and I'll sign a copy for you! Can’t make it then? The bookstore will be open from March 7 to 13, 10 AM to 6 PM, so you'll have plenty of time to pick up your copy!

??We are delighted to announce the appointment of Mike Rosen as Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at iVerify. In this pivotal role, Mike will lead security strategy, investigations, compliance initiatives, and customer risk management. He brings decades of cybersecurity leadership experience, having held key security roles at Apple, Verizon, and PwC. Welcome aboard, Mike! ?? https://bit.ly/4brMizl #CISO #mobilesecurity #cybersecurity

?? We are just 4 days away from SXSW 2025! ?? Don't miss Numa Dhamani, iVerify's Head of Machine Learning, March 13th at 2:30 CT, present Break the Bot: Red-Teaming Large Language Models. https://lnkd.in/ey7f6guY #SXSW2025 #AI #Cybersecurity

???? 90% of Attacks Start with Social Engineering and Target Mobile???? Cybercriminals use smishing, vishing and quishing to target mobile users more than ever —luring users into clicking malicious links, sharing passwords, or downloading malware. Why is mobile phishing so dangerous? ?? Employees often access work emails & data on personal devices. ?? Mobile screens make it harder to spot fake links. ?? Attackers use SMS and messaging apps to bypass traditional security filters. Your phone is a prime target—stay alert and secure! ??? https://lnkd.in/eVE6Ezbt #CyberSecurity #MobileSecurity #PhishingAttacks