Stark differences are emerging around the ease and effectiveness of generative AI in cybersecurity.
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BlackBerry analyzed millions of cyberattacks and uncovered prevalent attacks against Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android.
Discover how Malaysia's Cybersecurity Center of Excellence is closing the skills gap, empowering women in tech, and building a stronger, more resilient digital nation.
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A nationwide emergence of regulations underscores the urgency for businesses to develop robust workplace violence prevention strategies and communication plans.
The Government of Canada will invest millions in the Malaysia Cybersecurity Center of Excellence to strengthen cybersecurity partnerships and expertise in the region.
As part of BlackBerry’s continuous monitoring of cyber activities across the Indian subcontinent, we uncovered a sophisticated targeted attack perpetuated against the Pakistan Navy. The TTPs observed in this campaign point to a threat group that possesses a relatively high degree of sophistication, capabilities and knowledge, with a likely motive of conducting espionage.
Can your organization afford to depend on the "good enough" security features that come with productivity software? And what is the alternative?
Vito Giallorenzo, SVP and General Manager of BlackBerry IVY, reveals what's new and next for the in-vehicle software platform.
Welcome to “Get In: The SDV Podcast from BlackBerry.” In this episode, we talk to Sterling Pratz, chairman and CEO of Car IQ, about how his company’s platform has moved from conception to reality and is now delivering automated car payments to thousands of users.
In this episode, we talk to the SVP and General Manager of BlackBerry IVY® Vito Giallorenzo about how the platform he and his team have developed is giving automakers the solid foundation they need to deliver the advanced connected software features their customers crave.
BianLian is a financially motivated threat actor that targets a wide range of industries. It uses the exotic programming language “Go” to encrypt files with unusual speed.
Monster, Zeppelin, and Monti: What links these malware variants? See what the BlackBerry threat research team found out in the latest episode of BlackBerry LIVE, hosted by BlackBerry Threat Research & Intelligence VP Ismael Valenzuela.
Jupyter Infostealer lurks deep within legitimate installer packages, waiting for any opportunity to steal sensitive user data. Watch BlackBerry defeat it.