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Google Play is now constantly tracking location of its users who have their operating systems running on newer builds of Android, calling into question Android app security.

According to an email on 18th of August, 2016 by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services: Office for Civil Rights (OCR), minor breaches at covered entities and third parties like business associates and subcontractors …

The new security features of Android Nougat are significant, so much so that is the most radical remodelling of Android security over a single version …

The increased demand for connected technology in the healthcare industry has resulted in the popularity of IoT devices and a need for adjusting HIPAA mobile app security testing standards to accommodate the risks involved.

The UK will need to create standards similar to those for HIPAA app security after the NHS has announced that it will be funding the development of health apps and wearables that will access medical data.

A researcher has demonstrated the need for more rigorous mobile app security testing in the use of biometric authentication systems to access banking apps.

A number of health and fitness apps are exposing user data to potential data collection and sharing on the part of companies that are outside HIPAA regulations and falling short of HIPAA app security standards.

As PCI-DSS 3.1 is nearing its final months it’s time to think a bit more about PCI mobile app security testing under PCI-DSS 3.2 which comes into force on 31st October 2016.

The reports about Glow, a fertility tracking mobile app, shows how a lot of startups ignore mobile app security testing …

This week new security research on the Internet of Things lightbulbs shows the need for mobile app security testing for the apps that will control the homes and offices of the future.

The next generation of Android devices will see a new Android security feature new devices that ship with Android 7.0 Nougat verified boot is going to be enforced.