Mobile Device Exploitation Cookbook ($11 Value) FREE For a Limited Time

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What you will learn: Install and configure Android SDK and ADB Analyze Android Permission Model using ADB and bypass Android Lock Screen Protection Set up the iOS Development Environment - Xcode and iOS Simulator Create a Simple Android app and iOS app and run it in Emulator and Simulator respectively Set up the Android and iOS Pentesting Environment Explore mobile malware, reverse engineering, and code your own malware Audit Android and iOS apps using static and dynamic analysis Examine iOS App Data storage and Keychain security vulnerabilities Set up the Wireless Pentesting Lab for Mobile Devices Configure traffic interception with Android and intercept Traffic using Burp Suite and Wireshark Attack mobile applications by playing around with traffic and SSL certificates Set up the Blackberry and Windows Phone Development Environment and Simulator Setting up the Blackberry and Windows Phone Pentesting Environment Steal data from Blackberry and Windows phones applications This free offer expires 12/15.  Request Free!

Asking the Right Questions

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At Kaspersky Lab, our research shows that more than 90% of businesses have experienced some sort of external security threat in the past year. With numbers like that, it's imperative that you know the answers to some very important questions, such as: Where are our biggest vulnerabilities? Are we focusing on the most dangerous threats that we face—the ones that can do the most damage? Why is a multi-layered approach so important? Find the answers you need to know by downloading our new eBook, asking the Right Questions: Today's Threat Landscape for the Enterprise. We'll break down the statistics on the biggest threats that enterprises face and how you can defend your business. Request Free!

The Internet of Threats

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With industries such as transportation, energy production and whole cities being transformed by the potential that IoT offers, security becomes an even greater concern. Download our eBook, Internet of Threats: Security in the Growing IoT Market, to learn what you can expect from the oncoming wave of connected “things.” How will businesses respond to the concerns of consumers? Can cities keep people moving safely and efficiently? How is the automotive industry responding? Request Free!