This report aims to examine the issue of stalkerware. They present data to understand the changes and scale of the problem in 2020. (more available)

This report highlights research into cyber-attack trends in the smart mobility ecosystem.

A combination of data from RiskIQ’s internet telemetry network and thought analysis, this report covers changes related to the COVID-19 pandemic, organization’s public attack surface, mobile threats, and the importance of JavaScript as an attack vector. (more available)

RiskIQ scans mobile application stores and analyzes the apps presented for potential malware and other threats. This annual threat report covers the security posture of the mobile ecosystem, identifying threat actions, and making time comparisons. (more available)

In this report, BlackBerry researchers reveal what the focus on those groups has overshadowed: several governments with well-established cyber capabilities have long ago adapted to and exploited the mobile threat landscape for a decade or more. (more available)

In our 3rd annual Global Password Security Report, we strive to share interestingand helpful insights into employee password behavior at businesses around theworld. (more available)

This report covers connectivity trends for 2020. It goes over four main key findings, including that data silos are slowing digital transformation, that organizations are reaping the benefits of APIs, that IT teams with an API strategy drive greater business outcomes, and that top-down API strategies are the most effective. (more available)

This report from Outsystems is based off of a survey of over 3,300 companies. It had 5 key things they looked into: How organizations’ app dev practices adapt to meet digital transformation and agility objectives, challenges in meeting application development goals, strategies IT teams use to speed up application delivery, and if these strategies are working to overcome resource constraints and reduce backlogs. (more available)

The LexisNexis® Risk Solutions Cybercrime Report is based on cybercrime attacks detected by the LexisNexis® Digital Identity Network® from January – June 2019, during real-time analysis. (more available)

Now in its fifth year, Sonatype’s annual State of the Software Supply Chain Report examines the rapidly expanding supply and continued exponential growth in consumption of open source components. (more available)

Positive Technologies experts regularly perform security analysis of mobile applications. This report summarizes the findings of their work performing security assessment of mobile apps for iOS and Android in 2018. (more available)

The Irdeto Global Connected Industries Cybersecurity Survey polled 700 security decision makers across Connected Health, Connected Transport and Connected Manufacturing plus IT and technology* (who manufacture IoT devices) industries about cyberattacks targeting their organization, concerns about the types of attacks that could target their organization, security measures currently in place and much more. (more available)

The evolving threat landscape and perennial cybersecurity challenges are giving rise to community-based programs such as crowdsourced cybersecurity, an important evolution that’s fast becoming a foundational element of any organization’s cybersecurity program. (more available)

This unique report takes a hard look at scams that focus on tax reporting and the filing of taxes.

This very thorough report offers insight into the future of the Mobile trends of 2019.

This report explores Brexit-related Twitter activity occurring between December 4, 2018 and February 13, 2019. Using the standard Twitter API, researchers collected approximately 24 million tweets that matched the word “brexit” published by 1. (more available)

From the report, “Two years ago, the authors assessed 20 mobile applications that worked with ICS software and hardware. At that time, mobile technologies were widespread, but IoT mania was only beginning. (more available)

This infographic provides insight into the cyber security worries of Smart Cities.

This paper is a follow-up to IOActive’s 2016 report1 on vehicle vulnerabilities. The goal of this paper is to revisit the topic using data from the past two years (2016, 2017) and to compare this information to previous findings to analyze how the industry is progressing. (more available)

This paper demonstrates vulnerabilities that affect numerous traders. Among them are unencrypted authentication, communications, passwords, and trading data; remote DoS that leaves applications useless; trading programming languages that allow DLL imports; insecurely implemented chatbots; weak password policies; hardcoded secrets; and poor session management. (more available)

From the Report, “This paper is based on our own research, in which we discovered critical cybersecurity issues in several robots from multiple vendors. (more available)