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We’re excited to announce that we’ve just completed our Series B funding round. This infusion of capital will help us scale our team and operations as we advance our vision for secure mobility.

Privoro raises $30M in Series B funding to meet demand for hardware-backed mobile security /PRNewswire/ -- Privoro, a next-gen mobile security hardware company, today announced a $30 million Series B funding led by an affiliate of Tracker Capital...

New blog post: The future of hardware isolation for mobile devices

The future of hardware isolation for mobile devices Privoro introduces a new white paper about the evolution of hardware isolation for smartphones.

In a new article for GCN, Privoro CEO Mike Fong explains why smartphone makers struggle to contain the latest threats posed by nation-state actors and cyber-arms dealers.

For smartphone makers, security is a matter of economics -- GCN Only when average smartphone users start to value security as much as they do the new bells and whistles will manufacturers be forced to treat security like the life-or-death issue it currently is for many targets of Pegasus.

Check out our new blog post featuring key takeaways from the Pegasus Project’s eye-opening reporting on NSO Group’s notorious spyware.

Pegasus Project investigation uncovers the reach and implications of NSO Group spyware Privoro shares highlights from the Pegasus Project and provides additional analysis.

Threat actors have a number of mechanisms for exploiting smartphone radio signals. In his latest article for Help Net Security, Privoro CEO Mike Fong shines a light on this invisible domain.

Protect your smartphone from radio-based attacks - Help Net Security Even though smartphone radio-based attacks are often invisible to the user, there are actions you can take to keep your data safe.

In a new byline for Defense Systems, Privoro CEO Mike Fong explains why combining RF shielding and audio masking in a portable form factor makes so much sense.

Audio masking is portable RF shielding’s missing ingredient -- Defense Systems The combination of signal shielding, audio masking and visual blocking of smartphone signals, microphones and cameras effectively recreates a sensitive compartmented information facility for a single mobile device.

Read Privoro CEO Mike Fong’s thoughts on the latest Mobile Security Index from Verizon.

Mobile security is serious business Mike Fong shares highlights from Verizon's 2021 Mobile Security Index.

On March 30th you control your digital footprint.

To celebrate , we’ve provided some helpful tips for smartphone users looking to escape the tentacles of the surveillance economy.

Data Privacy Day To celebrate , we’ve provided some helpful tips for smartphone users looking to escape the tentacles of the surveillance economy.

Privoro CEO Mike Fong has identified five key trends that are set to shape mobile security in the coming year. Read his latest piece for Security Magazine to learn what’s in store for 2021.

A look ahead to mobile security in 2021 As organizations continue to adapt to life in the age of COVID-19, smartphones are set to take on additional responsibilities – even as the security limitations of these devices become ever more evident. Below, I’ve highlighted five key trends that are set to shape mobile security in 2021.

Zero-click attacks against smartphones are an invisible menace. In a new article for Forbes Tech Council, Privoro CEO Mike Fong breaks down this dangerous attack method and what it means for mobile security.

Council Post: The Pernicious Invisibility Of Zero-Click Mobile Attacks Zero-click attacks often target apps that provide messaging or voice calling because these services are designed to receive and parse data from untrusted sources.