“If a managed mobile device gains a new configuration profile that was not provided by the enterprise, this may indicate a compromise of the user’s device and, from there, their enterprise credentials. These hostile profiles can be installed on a device through a phishing or spear-phishing attack.” David Jevans – Cryptocurrency Anti-Money Laundering, Financial Investigations and Travel Rule compliance for Banks, Exchanges, DeFi. Hedge Funds, Law Enforcement & Governments.
Source: darkreading
About David Jevans
Dave Jevans is a founder and CEO of CipherTrace. He is a serial entrepreneur in crypto, security, and Fintech. Mr. Jevans holds 24 U.S. patents, mainly focusing on cybersecurity and cryptography. As an early cypherpunk, he became involved in cryptocurrencies in 1999, closely tracking DigiCash, e-gold, and other early innovators. In 2011, Jevans “went down the rabbit hole,” embracing Bitcoin and tracing criminal activity on the blockchain.
After an early technical leadership career at Apple, Jevans founded his first encryption company, Receipt.com, which went IPO in 2000 after merging with fellow crypto company Valicert. Receipt.com’s secure messaging products continue to underpin global financial networks for banks as well as SWIFT—the de factoinfrastructure for moving value across borders, spanning more than 200 countries.
Jevans went on to found IronKey, a hardware encryption company that continues to thrive in financial, consumer and government markets as a division of Kingston. He then brought mobile security company Marble to market, which is now part of security leader Proofpoint.
