Smartphones are hard to hack: Myth or reality?

Smartphone running at least iOS 16 or Android 11 and its derivatives (EMUI, MIUI, Color OS, OxygenOS)

Since the birth of the iPhone in 2007, the smartphone has become our mobile device of choice, allowing us to be more connected and productive than ever.

With these extremely powerful mini-computers in our pockets, containing private, confidential, and sometimes sensitive data, it has evolved into an increasing target for hackers and governmental agencies alike from all over the globe. And with more than 3.5 billion devices in use, it's easy to understand why smartphone users are likely to be targeted.

Therefore, it is important to understand the major threat vectors as well as how to reduce the risks of our smartphones getting hacked.

At the end of this workshop, you will get:

• A better appreciation about how vulnerable your smartphone really is
• Awareness of how your smartphone could get compromised
• Easy mitigations to quickly reduce the risk of your smartphone getting hacked

This course is split into 3 modules:

Module 1: Smartphone Security Risks

• The 3 components of smartphone security
• The main motivations of hackers
• Eight ways hackers make money
• Three indirect consequences of getting your smartphone compromised
• Module 1 Quiz

Module 2: Smartphone attack vectors

• Overview
• Physical access
• Close proximity
• Software & the cloud
• Seven signs of compromise
• Module 2 Quiz

Module 3: Smartphone security tips

• Overview
• Top 5 smartphone security mistakes
• Tools & techniques to prevent an attack
• Module 3 Quiz

A mix of theory, real world examples, interactive discussions and knowledge assessment through quizzes.

To help you take note digitally, you’ll receive a fillable PDF workbook, that you can print if you prefer taking notes manually.

There are quizzes after each module

A certificate of completion will be sent to the participants.

This course takes place ON-SITE
Terres Rouges building
14, porte de France
L-4360 Esch/Alzette