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About the Author Eric Sivertson is an experienced entrepreneur, executive and engineer with 30+ years developing technologies to enhance trust & security in embedded systems, wireless connectivity, and high performance & reconfigurable computing. He currently serves as Lattice Semiconductor’s Vice-President of its Security Business. He is focused on building business in this growth market for Lattice, as well as supporting leading edge solutions development within the organization. Prior to joining Lattice, he founded his own Security & Consulting Company in Silicon Valley and has been provider and/or advisor to many Silicon Valley Startups and Fortune 500 companies with regards to Security IP and implementations, blockchain, AI/ML based security solutions, markets and critical requirements. Additionally, he was Executive Vice-President of Kontron’s Aviation, Transportation and Defense Business Unit and before that he was General Manager of Xilinx Aerospace and Defense Business Unit. He also ran one of Thales largest North American engineering organizations that developed the world’s most secure and advanced Software Defined Radio (SDR) currently deployed extensively throughout the world. He earned his Electrical Engineering degree from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (BSEE). Eric can be reached online at eric.sivertson@latticesemi.com and at the company website https://www.latticesemi.com/ Cyber Defense eMagazine – January 2022 Edition 50 Copyright © 2022, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
Why Hackers Attack Mobile Devices and How to Prevent It By Nicole Allen, Marketing Executive at Salt Communications According to a Gallup poll, the frequency of remote work cyber-attacks has nearly doubled since the beginning of the pandemic. Employees were thrown into a world of remote work immediately, utilising a wide variety of cloud-based software and apps. With the need to adapt so quickly, many businesses have been left unprepared in terms of their cybersecurity protection. Businesses may not understand that in many cases their weakest link is their mobile security. To gain access to a company's whole network, a cybercriminal only has to break into one unprotected mobile device (phone, laptop, or tablet). Why it only takes one device Such intrusions can be crippling to a business. The implications can be vast with an immediate impact on costs, interrupting operations, jeopardising crucial data assets, and damaging customer relationships. In reality, when a small business is harmed by a cyber-attack, nearly 60% of those affected are unable to recover and go out of business within six months. Employee mobility has transformed the way we do business, but it has also introduced new security vulnerabilities. Mobile users, on average, spend about 80% of their time outside of the protected business network, accessing the internet from places other than the office or company locations. With this increased mobility, far too many devices are left vulnerable to more sophisticated hacking techniques – especially when enterprise IT departments fail to deploy mobile device security fixes and upgrades. Cyber Defense eMagazine – January 2022 Edition 51 Copyright © 2022, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
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