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Company becomes first endpoint security provider to complete assessment to deliver native AI security to Australian federal agencies.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly seen as the key to improved cybersecurity, according to a study by BlackBerry Cylance.

The NCI Agency acquires, deploys and defends communication systems for NATO's political decision-makers and command centres.

BlackBerry is acquiring cybersecurity firm Cylance for $1.4bn in cash, allowing the latter to operate as an independent business unit.

BlackBerry has unveiled a new Enterprise of Things (EoT) platform that enables OEMs to produce ‘things’ with high levels of security and safety.

Taurus Clearer Communication partners with BlackBerry to deliver mobile security solutions across Europe, addressing the need for comprehensive cybersecurity.

Compass Health, in operation since 1995, has 60 general practice teams and a number of other healthcare providers in its jurisdiction.

Most ransomware recovery solutions enforce a companywide rollback, meaning even users whose systems were not impacted may lose data.

Bullitt Group’s rugged and tough devices are fit-for-purpose in the environments for which they are intended, from construction sites to mountains.

Vehicles will be able to make sure critical systems are isolated and are able to run safely, even if there are problems with non-critical systems.

Microsoft and BlackBerry have entered a partnership that allows for greater integration between BlackBerry and Microsoft offerings.

BlackBerry inks a deal with Punkt Tronics AG to integrate its cybersecurity technology into IoT devices, aiming to secure home and enterprise networks.

The trial will introduce BlackBerry Workspaces as a secure file storage and collaboration platform for Melanoma Institute Australia.

EMM platforms have evolved from being just tactical device management tools, with the market more competitive than ever. So who's leading the race?.

In addition to its almost infinite opportunities, BlackBerry asserts the Enterprise of Things (EoT) comes with a host of security risks.

BlackBerry has expanded its Indian channel, appointing six new partners as the Canadian vendor looks to increase its enterprise business.

We interviewed BlackBerry AtHoc senior vice president Ly Tran about the company, crisis management and how it ultimately relates to cybersecurity.

BlackBerry has signed up three new partners to deliver, deploy and support its AtHoc secure crisis communications software locally.

BlackBerry new value added integrator program aims to build a global network of technology experts and provide expanded distribution for embedded apps.

A new think tank report by BlackBerry says that Australia’s cyber risk is changing all the way down to infrastructure, even to the people behind it.