Mobile Threat Defense (MTD), Mobile Threat Management (MTM), Mobile Threat Prevention (MTP)—regardless of the exact terminology, these all lead to the same concern: securing mobile devices. The highly digital world we live in has fundamentally changed the way we work. Mobile devices are now at the
For most people, a new year means a fresh start. For security managers, each year brings a new wave of increasingly sophisticated cyber threats—and staying on top is not easy. Cybercriminals are constantly innovating and finding new ways to compromise corporate data, and staying one step ahead is
Hundreds of millions of people use a smartphone daily, if not hourly . It’s amazing how this small device contains all your most personal information: passwords, contacts, messages. Even companies heavily rely on them to keep in touch with both their employees and customers. But, at the same time,
Normally, updating system software as frequently as possible would be a good thing. You get new features, patch bugs, and keep your security software up to date with the latest threats. Unfortunately, in the case of Windows 10, it’s a bit more complicated. According to a recent Microsoft blog post
With the risk of a cyberattack now being classified as the top threat to organizations, companies all around the globe are still hesitant to spend money to improve their security systems or train their employees. Security threats can put an organization and its customers’ sensitive information at
As more and more data and applications are moving to the cloud, organizations now face a host of new security threats and challenges. Today, cloud infrastructures appear to be the growing target among threat actors. In the last six months, cryptomining attacks have become the leading attack vector
