Appdome mobile app to fight threats
Appdome, introduced Appdome MobileEDRTM, a novel enterprise mobile app protection service merging Mobile Threat Defense (MTD) and Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR) capabilities into a unified agentless product. This offering harnesses over 300 defenses of the Appdome platform to enable real-time detection of mobile threats, comprehensive device inspection, and enforcement measures, safeguarding enterprise networks from various attacks including malware and supply chain threats.
Traditional MTD and mobile EDR solutions have struggled to effectively counter the rising tide of mobile threats. These early solutions relied on user-dependent software agents, raising privacy concerns and hindering adoption. Additionally, the manual implementation burden and complex SDKs often deterred mobile development teams from deploying MTD and mobile EDR solutions effectively. Appdome aims to address these challenges by providing an agentless, no-code, no-server solution tailored for enterprise mobile apps, thereby streamlining adoption and maximizing protection.
Richard Stiennon, Chief Research Analyst with IT-Harvest, highlighted the obstacles faced by traditional solutions, citing privacy concerns, compliance issues, and the complexity of SDK implementations. He praised Appdome’s approach for offering comprehensive protection, response, and visibility without the drawbacks associated with traditional methods.
Appdome MobileEDR is integrated directly into enterprise mobile applications using Appdome’s patented no-code platform. This integration enables continuous monitoring of Android and iOS devices, encompassing various types of mobile apps including embedded apps, VR apps, and wearable apps. By embedding necessary capabilities within the app itself, Appdome ensures full runtime protection, enhances stability, and eliminates common issues associated with server-based attestation services.
Tom Tovar, co-creator and CEO of Appdome, emphasized the importance of mobile EDR/MTD solutions in light of incidents like SolarWinds, underlining the need for widespread adoption and persistence. He stressed that effective protection requires solutions that are actively used and cannot be easily disabled.
Bossjobs, PDMN set up job fair
The Merged 2024 Job Fair, a collaborative effort between Bossjob, a leading career platform in Southeast Asia, and the Philippine Dragon Media Network (PDMN), is set to take place on July 13-14 at the SMX Convention Center in Pasay City. With over 120 companies and government agencies participating, the event aims to connect over 4,000 job seekers with more than 3,000 available positions.
This year’s job fair builds upon the success of the previous Fil-Chi Job Fair, offering an expanded and inclusive platform for both job seekers and multilingual talents. Government agencies such as PhilHealth, Social Security System (SSS), Pag-IBIG, and the Philippine Identification System (PhilSys) will be present to provide assistance with government requirements.
In addition to job opportunities, Bossjob will conduct workshops on resume building, job searching techniques, mock interviews, and professional career photography. These workshops aim to equip attendees with essential skills and boost their confidence in navigating the job market.
Kimberly Chen, Bossjob Country Manager, emphasized the event’s focus on fostering meaningful connections between industries and talent, stating, “This year’s Merged 2024 Job Fair is about establishing profound connections between industries and talent.”
The Philippine Dragon Media Network (PDMN) plays a crucial role in bridging the Filipino and Chinese communities, and their continued involvement in the Fil-Chi Job Fair highlights their commitment to community empowerment and innovation.
