Report: 90% of mobile health and finance apps vulnerable to critical security risks – TechRepublic
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January 13, 2016 In Security News

Report: 90% of mobile health and finance apps vulnerable to critical security risks – TechRepublic

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A new report from Arxan found that many popular enterprise applications lack protection from critical security vulnerabilities. Here are the details.

Sourced through Scoop.it from: www.techrepublic.com

Security is nothing you can ignore at the start of a project and then try to paste on at the end. It has to be built in from the start or it will never be fixed when the launch data approaches.

Many times it is also lack of knowledge that makes the apps crappy. Many app developers are front-end experts developing beautiful apps that stink in the implementation and backend. If you are not an expert you should turn to experts that make security simple to implement, like Apptimate.io.

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