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According to McAfee's June 2014 report, Net Losses: Estimating the Global Cost of Cybercrime, the cost of economic espionage to the U.S. totals over $400 billion annually. This number is only expected to get larger as McAfee anticipates a surge in cybercrime in its 2015 predictions report. There are various means of committing cybercrime, and one of the easiest is mobile espionage. Mobile hacking and call interception are inexpensively and commonly executed to intercept corporate communications. Mobile device security technology has not kept up with our innovation and desire to make our work lives easier with the use of mobile devices, and now we're paying the price.

Man in the Middle Attacks also Threaten Mobile Security

While most typically mentioned with the security issues surrounding unsecure WiFi access points, Man in the Middle attacks can happen on almost any device and can lead to your communications being compromised. Lately, the most disconcerting Man in the Middle (MITM) attacks have been aimed at cell phones. MITM attacks against mobile phones are particularly worrisome because they result in enabling the attacker to identify an individual's location, eavesdrop on conversations, and intercept and manipulate SMS messages from the victim's phone. Read More

Mobile Call Interception is Affecting You

If your job involves security or intelligence, trade secrets, or research and development, you are a target for mobile call interception. When you use your mobile phone, either at work or in your personal life, you can't guarantee that you're actually connecting with a legitimate cell tower. While you might think your phone is connected to a secure AT&T or Verizon network, it's possible that your phone is connecting to a "rogue tower" without you knowing it -- and that your calls and data are under surveillance. Read More

Introducing the Best Defense Against Mobile Espionage: Network Guard

Thanks to the proliferation of both cell phones and mobile surveillance devices in the past decade, corporate espionage has become increasingly sophisticated. Nefarious organizations or individuals don't need to search through a competitor's trash or send a spy to infiltrate a company's headquarters when trade secrets and other sensitive information can be obtained by intercepting calls, SMS transmissions, and data from employees' cell phones. Read More