The iVerify Blog

Threat Hunter combines deep iOS and Android access, automated detection, and expert analysis to scale and expedite mobile forensics.

iVerify cofounders discuss how the company harmonizes security and privacy while conducting deep forensic investigations. Our approach is more than a philosophy; it drives the explicit methods we use to search for dangerous threats like mercenary spyware.

Mobile security solutions remain stuck in the past, relying heavily on management profiles that reduce device functionality and generate privacy concerns while offering little in the way of meaningful security. This has not gone unnoticed by hackers, who know that spyware can penetrate the mobile phones of corporate employees (or their unwitting family members) to access highly confidential corporate data.

A talk by Matthias Frielingsdorf, VP of Research, presented at Objective by the Sea v6.0

Mobile spyware is hard to detect for several reasons. Jelmer De Hen (Head of Android R&D) and Rocky Cole (COO and Co-Founder) explain why and how iVerify goes toe-to-toe with the savviest malware developers.

Mercenary spyware is brazen, commonplace, and sophisticated. Fight back with Developer Mode. 

Mitigate MITM attack scenarios on unsecured traffic without degrading the user experience. Use iVerify to force HTTPS connections and deny unsecured HTTP connections.

A recent iOS update from Apple brought attention to a new exploit used to deliver Pegasus spyware, but what if you could know if your device was compromised even before receiving the patch? In this post, iVerify COO Rocky Cole introduces robust mobile forensics to give customers the earliest possible warning of compromise.

We are building the first mobile threat hunting company focused on countering the emerging mobile spyware threat.

iVerify is now an independent company dedicated to rooting out mobile spyware!