Mobile has become one of the least monitored parts of the enterprise environment, at the same time as employees increasingly rely on phones for identity, authentication and access to corporate systems.

Zimperium’s 2026 Global Mobile Threat Report shows how quickly that gap is being exploited. Its zLabs research team detected more than 2.5 million phishing attacks on employee devices over the past twelve months, and phishing events on employee mobile devices have increased by 380% since January 2025. Mobile-centric phishing already succeeds at a rate 40% higher than traditional email, with attacks increasingly delivered through SMS, messaging apps, QR codes and malicious PDFs.

That raises an important question: if the phone holding your employees’ credentials and MFA is also the device being targeted, how much of that activity can your organisation actually see?

The report also shows that phishing is only one part of the risk. Mobile malware is becoming more sophisticated, and both personal and work apps are introducing new exposure. AI is accelerating attacker capability while also finding its way into the apps employees use every day, often without review.

In twelve months, AI has changed how attackers reach employees on mobile and how difficult their malware is to detect.

Join Renaissance and Zimperium as we unpack the findings of the 2026 Global Mobile Threat Report and what they mean for organisations trying to protect employees, data and access on mobile devices.

Who Should Attend?

This session is designed for IT managers, security leads and CISOs responsible for employees using mobile devices for work, whether company-owned or personal. It will also be valuable for MSPs, MSSPs and resellers supporting organisations with mobile security, endpoint protection, email security and awareness training.

Register now to find out what has changed on mobile in the past 12 months and what it means for your organisation.

Key Takeaways:

During this discussion we will cover:

1. What the 2026 report reveals: The key findings from Zimperium’s 2026 Global Mobile Threat Report and what they mean for security teams and the partners supporting them.
2. Why mobile phishing is rising so quickly: How smishing, quishing, messaging app impersonation and malicious PDFs reach employees outside the email gateway, and why mobile phishing now succeeds at a 40% higher rate than email.
3. How AI is changing the attacker’s toolkit: Why AI-generated lures are harder to spot, and how spyware and other mobile malware are becoming more difficult to detect.
4. The apps sharing a device with corporate data: How work apps, personal apps and the AI features built into them are expanding the mobile attack surface, often without review.
5. Where mobile protection fits: Where mobile threat protection sits alongside MDM, email security, endpoint security and awareness training.

Agenda:

14:00 – Welcome and Introductions

14:05 – The AI-Powered Mobile Threat: What’s Changed and What to Do Next

14:45 – Q&A

15:00 – Close

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