Anthony Ricco, Chief Marketing Officer at Corellium, has been in the software development and cybersecurity space for 20+ years, in executive positions at both Fortune 500 companies and tech startups. He has a passion for working with brilliant people on highly innovative technology for solving complex challenges. Corellium sits perfectly at that intersection. 
The realm of iOS security research has seen significant advancements in recent years. With each new iOS release, Apple tightens its grip on the operating system’s security. As a result, public jailbreaks have become increasingly … Read more
Connected smart devices and IoT applications are arguably the most influential technology that is powering the 2020s. Smart phones, connected cars, and IoT devices have completely shifted how we interact with the world. Previously offline … Read more
In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, smart devices have become the new battleground for cybersecurity. The vulnerabilities within mobile devices are continually exploited by attackers and malware, making it crucial for enterprises to prioritize security … Read more
When we hear the term “IoT”, we immediately think of innovation, cutting edge, or a new way of doing things. We think about home automation, computer vision, smart watches, and driverless cars. When you stop … Read more
Virtualization became a powerful tool in agile development due to its versatility and capability to deliver solutions quickly. It is no surprise then that security engineers are also turning to this technology, like Corellium, in … Read more
As mobile devices become an integral part of our daily lives, the importance of understanding and combating mobile malware and threats becomes increasingly critical. Mobile malware poses a significant risk to users, with the potential … Read more
Mobile app reverse engineering is a process that involves dissecting and analyzing the internal workings of a mobile application to gain insights into its structure, functionality, and security vulnerabilities. While reverse engineering can serve legitimate … Read more
The Internet of Things (IoT) is taking mobile security research by storm. According to market research firm Statista, the number of IoT devices worldwide is forecast to include more than 29 billion IoT devices by … Read more
Mobile security testing, as any pentester or vulnerability researcher can tell you, is full of time-consuming and tedious tasks, like sourcing and jailbreaking physical devices. But time and headaches aren’t the only issue.
