Posts tagged with "BlackBerry"



Jennlog Malicious Loader
Blog | Endpoint Protection · 08. November 2021
A malicious loader named Jennlog has recently been used by an Iranian threat actor called Agrius in a ransomware attack against a university in Israel. The malware was written in .NET assembly language, and designed to target Windows® machines.

BlackBerry Gateway
Blog | Endpoint Protection · 01. September 2021
In previous blog posts we discussed new security approaches like Zero Trust and behavior-based security, and leveraging Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), and Big Data technologies in order to prevent attacks before they even happen, with the motto “never trust, always verify”.

BlackBerry Cyber Suite
20. July 2021
In our last article, we talked about behavior-based security, a whole new approach to answer today’s security challenges by preventing an attack before it even happens. This may have seemed outlandish even a few years ago but is now a reality thanks to progress made in areas like Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), and Big Data technologies, providing the tremendous computational power required to finally get in front of an attack.

FBI Attributes Ransomware Attack on Meatpacker JBS to REvil
05. July 2021
The attacks on the world’s largest meat supplier, JBS, from May 30, 2021, took place by theRansomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) group REvil (also known as Sodin/Sodinokibi), the FBI informed. Such attacks could endanger the global food supply chain, and show the vulnerable state of critical infrastructure worldwide.

A better approach to cybersecurity
21. June 2021
Which Comes First: EPP, EDR or XDR? Recently there have been a few industry reports that have shed light – perhaps a confusing light – on BlackBerry’s cybersecurity vision. Rest assured, we are not wavering in our beliefs or slowed in our production. In fact, we’ve doubled the size of our portfolio in the last few months alone. We’ve released a new generation (the seventh) of our Cylance® AI engine math model (although our five-year-old model prevented Darkside just fine).

Capitol Hill Technology Vendor the Latest Victim of Ransomware Crimewave
15. June 2021
On Tuesday June 8th, iConstituent, a technology vendor used by dozens of House offices on Capitol Hill, became the latest high-profile victim of a ransomware attack. This crippling cyberattack on the constituent-outreach company comes on the heels of successful ransomware campaigns against a major U.S. pipeline system, Colonial Pipeline, the world’s largest meat supplier JBS, and electronics giant Acer.

BlackBerry SecuSUITE and Samsung Knox: Partnering for Classified Communications
28. May 2021
Your smartphone is a universal communication tool and a platform that helps drive collaboration around sensitive topics, from the personal, all the way up to top-tier communication such as corporate conversations around financial and intellectual property data, and even military secrets. As a result, smartphones are an appealing target for nation-state intelligence agencies and others intent on malicious exploits.

Mobile Threat Defense
06. May 2021
It's World Password Day today, an annual celebration of the longest-lived cybersecurity control in computing history. Since the dawn of bits and bytes, passwords have been the pivotal first line of defense for the security of systems and networks.

Manage Any Critical Event with BlackBerry Alert
23. April 2021
Every day, organizations are impacted by critical events, including operational interruptions, network outages, cyber attacks, natural disasters, or other emergencies. According to a recent 2021 report from BCI, in 2020 nearly 50% of businesses faced IT or telecom incidents that triggered their emergency communications plans, while over 45% dealt with adverse weather or natural disasters.

mobile security challenges
21. April 2021
Mobile devices make irresistible targets for threat actors because they’re both ubiquitous and vulnerable. In 2020, there were an estimated 3.5B smartphone users. This year, another 300 million are projected to join their ranks. For the first time, more than half of all devices connected to the Internet are mobile. Many of these devices will be used by remote workers to access their employers’ enterprise networks, cloud applications, and data. By 2024, mobile workers are projected to...

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