Concerns over mobile app privacy and security have grown so much that the FTC recently voted to specifically include mobile apps in the Health Breach Notification Rule (HBNR). Recent settlements also highlight the FTC’s aggressive action toward organizations that fail to prioritize digital privacy and security.
Chief Mobility Officer at NowSecure
As NowSecure Chief Mobility Officer, Brian Reed brings decades of experience in mobile, apps, security, dev and operations management including NowSecure, Good Technology, BlackBerry, ZeroFOX, BoxTone, MicroFocus and INTERSOLV working with Fortune 2000 global customers, mobile trailblazers and government agencies. At NowSecure, Brian drives the overall go-to-market strategy, solutions portfolio, marketing programs and industry ecosystem. With more than 25 years building innovative products and transforming businesses, Brian has a proven track record in early and mid-stage companies across multiple technology markets and regions. Brian is a graduate of Duke University.
Despite the growing popularity and economic importance of mobile apps, many businesses fail to prioritize mobile application security and privacy in the development process.
The Tim Hortons coffee chain became a cherished Canadian institution over nearly 60 years in business. However, questionable mobile app privacy practices tarnished the brand and now have the company facing the wrath of regulators and customers.