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2026 74

  1. Zero-Click Spyware in Ads Changes How You Govern Devices
  2. Wildfire Technology Is Advancing. Can Organizations Act on the Information Fast Enough?
  3. Why Encryption Alone Isn’t Enough to Secure Mobile Communications
  4. When Systems Go Down: Building Resilience Before a Crisis
  5. The Connected Frontline: Why Emergency Services and Healthcare Are Becoming One Critical Communications Ecosystem
  6. Four Gateway Attacks in Five Weeks Expose the Coordination Gap Between Attack and Response
  7. Cisco's Identity Services Engine Vulnerability: The Platform That Controls Network Access Became the Way Attackers Got In
  8. Attackers Now Outpace the Processes Built to Stop Them
  9. Three Governments Independently Warn that Consumer Messaging Apps Are Under Attack
  10. The New Era of Cyberattacks: What a “Secure Device” Means Now
  11. What ISO/IEC Certification Means for BlackBerry UEM Customers
  12. Water Is Life. That Makes It a Target.
  13. BlackBerry AtHoc Alerts Now Reach WhatsApp and Microsoft Teams
  14. The New Secure Device: Trust Starts Below the OS
  15. Sovereign Communications Procurement: Questions to Ask Before You Buy
  16. Securing Communications in an AI-Assisted World
  17. Communicating Under Pressure: New Guidance for Service Providers
  18. The EU Cyber Resilience Act Is Turning Security into a Market Access Requirement
  19. Out-of-Band Communications: The Missing Layer in Critical Infrastructure Resilience
  20. Sep 8, 2026•ArticlesTrust Without Borders: How BSI Certification Reinforces the Global Impact of BlackBerry UEM
  21. Fake Help Desk Calls Exploit Executive Data Theft and Extortion Campaign
  22. CISA's New Guidance Tells Operators How to Communicate While OT Systems Are Isolated
  23. A 90-Day Communications Continuity Plan for Water Utilities
  24. EU Cyber Body Confirms State-Linked Account Takeover Campaign Against Senior Officials on WhatsApp and Signal
  25. White House to Launch Water Sector Cyber Protection Program as State Attacks Continue
  26. Threat Researchers Find State-Linked Clusters Hijacking Accounts through WhatsApp Device Linking and OAuth Abuse
  27. A National Decision with Global Weight: Federal Water Cyber Protection Sets a Standard for Coordinated Resilience
  28. When a Water Utility Cyber Incident Goes Sideways
  29. Cyberattack Coordination for Water Utilities
  30. Siemens S7 Series Programmable Threat Advisory: What Water Utilities Need to Know
  31. Addressing Overconfidence in Consumer Messaging App Security
  32. Water Watch Center Highlights Water Utility Cyber Response Gap
  33. Why CI Security Guidance Keeps Failing Small Utility Operators
  34. "Assume Compromise" Requires Out-of-Band Coordination
  35. What CI Fortify Asks Utilities to Spend — And the Capability It Never Names
  36. Communications Continuity: The Gap in Every Isolation Playbook
  37. Lessons from the July Water Utility Attacks: What the Joint Advisory Tells Operators to Do Next
  38. Introducing the AI-Assisted SDK App Migration Toolkit for BlackBerry Dynamics
  39. CI Fortify OT Isolation: Communications Continuity During Disconnection
  40. BlackBerry Secure Communications Solutions Are Zebra Validated
  41. Self-Built Secure Communications: Hidden Costs for Governments
  42. CMMC 2.0 Pause: Why Security Obligations Remain
  43. What the Mythos Era Breaks and How to Coordinate Through It
  44. Email and Spreadsheets Won't Survive the Mythos Era
  45. What Real Sovereignty Looks Like in the Architecture
  46. When the Channel Goes Dark
  47. Global Sovereignty Frameworks: A Guide
  48. BlackBerry AtHoc Update: Microsoft Entra ID Sync, Alert Response Comments, and More
  49. The EU's Sovereignty Effective Assurance Levels: An Explainer
  50. How Identity-Verified Communications Win Against Deepfakes
  51. BlackBerry UEM Updates: Enabling the Future of Sovereign Endpoint Control
  52. What the WhatsApp Lawsuit Reveals About Government Communications Risk
  53. Why Global Telecom Interconnect Systems Are Not Secure
  54. BlackBerry Sets the New Standard for Secure Communications Infrastructure
  55. BlackBerry AtHoc Raises the Bar with FedRAMP Class D (High) Certification for Critical Operations
  56. ComputerWeekly.com: BlackBerry Doubles Down on Secure Communications
  57. The Real Security Crisis Hidden Behind the AI Narrative
  58. What the German Signal Incident Tells Us About Secure Communications
  59. Is Your UEM Solution Protecting Your Data Sovereignty?
  60. Apple Business and the Illusion of Simplicity
  61. Securing Operations vs. Operators: What’s More Important?
  62. The New Cyber Warfront: Why Communications Infrastructure Will Be Ground Zero in 2026
  63. BlackBerry State of Secure Communications 2026 Report: Highlights
  64. Securing the Conversation: Managing High Stakes Government Group Chats
  65. BlackBerry Is BSI-Certified
  66. A Secure Device Is Not a Secure Communications System
  67. Introducing the BlackBerry AtHoc Command Center
  68. Introducing BlackBerry Work Smart Tools
  69. Encryption Alone Is Not a Security Strategy
  70. How a Security Vulnerability Exploit Bypasses Encryption
  71. The Mission-Critical Standard: Why Mission-Certified Communications are the Future of High-Stakes Operations
  72. BlackBerry UEM in Action
  73. Voices Under Siege: The New Frontline of Secure Communications
  74. Secure Communications in 2026: Predictions About How Trust Will Be Owned, Proven, and Defended

2025 33

  1. When Systems Fail: Resilience, Sovereignty, and Secure Communications
  2. New BlackBerry AtHoc Mobile Experience Built for Intelligent, Mission-Critical Operations
  3. Securing Communications of National Interest at High-Stakes Government Events: BlackBerry SecuSUITE in Action
  4. BlackBerry AtHoc in Action: How It Maintains Communication Continuity When Primary Systems Fail
  5. Powering Security: Why Secure Communications are Non-Negotiable for Energy and Utilities
  6. Secure Communications for Critical Infrastructure
  7. The Global Imperative for Sovereign Communications
  8. Beyond Checking the Boxes: Why CMMC 2.0 Compliance Depends on a Foundation of Secure Communications
  9. Malaysia Sets New Standard for Sovereign Secure Communications at ASEAN Summits
  10. Mobile Espionage: The Hidden National Security Threat
  11. Protecting Public Trust: The Urgent Need for Digital Sovereignty
  12. 5 Takeaways on Secure Communications from CGE Radio’s Conversation with BlackBerry
  13. From Chaos to Command: Secure Communications at Scale for Public Safety
  14. Earning Trust Where It Matters Most: Why Government Grade-Certifications Are Critical for Secure Communications
  15. Salt Typhoon and the Lesson of Carrier Trust: Why Protected Communication Environments Matter
  16. NIAP-Certified Security: A Foundation for Trusted Communications
  17. Secure Communications: Moving Beyond "End-to-End" Encryption
  18. Do You Really Know Who You're Speaking To? The Invisible Risks of Modern Communications
  19. Encryption Isn’t Enough: The Hidden Threat of Messaging Metadata
  20. Deepfake Diplomacy: AI Impersonation’s Attack on Sovereign Security
  21. Why Secure Communications Solutions Are Key to Disrupting the Illegal Fentanyl Trade
  22. 7 Reasons Certifications Are Critical to Secure Communications
  23. India’s Economy Offers Big Opportunities in Times of Global Slowdown
  24. Your Secrets Aren’t Safe – Frightening Flaws in Modern Messaging Apps
  25. The Eroding Trust in Consumer Messaging Apps
  26. The New Secure Communications Realities for Governments
  27. Spying on Mobiles: What Governments Need to Know about Preventing Interception and Espionage
  28. BlackBerry UEM Achieves NSA Commercial Solution for Classified (CSfC) Designation
  29. Government, Critical Infrastructure, and the Future of Secure Communications
  30. 10 Top Quotes About Unified Endpoint Management
  31. A BlackBerry Milestone and the Road Ahead
  32. Secure Communications in 2025: More Critical Than Ever Before
  33. BlackBerry AtHoc “In Process” For FedRAMP High Authorization

2024 23

  1. Salt Typhoon and the Hybrid Digital Workforce: Ongoing Risk and What It Means for UEM
  2. Empowering Malaysia's Cybersecurity Future with Skills Initiatives
  3. Introducing a Dozen New Features in BlackBerry UEM 12.21
  4. BlackBerry Welcomes Canada’s Support To Enhance Cyber Resilience in Southeast Asia
  5. The Hybrid Digital Workforce: Securing Enterprise Mobile
  6. The Hidden Risks in Telecom Networks and How to Safeguard Your Organization
  7. Are WhatsApp and Signal Secure Enough for Confidential or Secret Communications?
  8. Seamless Integration: BlackBerry Work Enhances Security with Apple, Microsoft
  9. Apple Intelligence and the Impact on Corporate Data Security
  10. BlackBerry Wins Cybersecurity Innovation Award at Malaysia’s Cyber Security Awards 2024
  11. New Research Reveals the Importance of Safeguarding Malaysia's Software Supply Chain
  12. Blue Screens, BlackBerry AtHoc, and Business Continuity: A Global Outage Story
  13. Simple, Seamless, Secure: File Sharing & Syncing with BlackBerry Workspaces
  14. 5 New and Powerful Features in BlackBerry UEM 12.20 – What to Know
  15. Why We Must Upgrade Communication Tools for the Digital Age of Emergencies
  16. BlackBerry Named a 2024 Customers’ Choice for Unified Endpoint Management Tools in Gartner Peer Insights
  17. German Government Provides Go Ahead for Agencies to Deploy BlackBerry UEM to Manage Apple indigo Devices
  18. BlackBerry Officially Opens Cybersecurity Center of Excellence in Malaysia
  19. Announcing New Partnerships to Increase Size and Diversity of Malaysian Cyber Workforce
  20. BlackBerry and SANS Institute Partner to Upskill Malaysia’s Cybersecurity Community
  21. Critical Event Management in 2024: Keeping Communities Safe
  22. Enabling the Mobile Workforce With Secure Forms and Electronic Signatures
  23. Innovative Police Force Breaks the Cycle of Domestic Abuse, With Help From BlackBerry Technology

2023 19

  1. Minimizing Risk Between a Zero-Day Attack and the OS Patch
  2. BlackBerry and Canada: Decades of Trust Leads to Expanded Partnership
  3. BlackBerry to Create New “Super Enterprise” for DHS
  4. Unveiling the Unmatched Advantages of BlackBerry AtHoc Over Competitors' Software: A Comprehensive Comparison
  5. BlackBerry Solutions Support Canada’s Indigenous Communities
  6. Instant Messaging Security and Why It Matters
  7. Extreme Weather Events and Increasing Resilience
  8. Secure Communications Use Cases for Government
  9. Public Alerting Error in Florida Highlights Importance of Preparation, Training and Trust
  10. Unified Endpoint Management: What Security and IT Leaders Value Most
  11. BlackBerry AtHoc’s Crisis Management Advantage
  12. Mobile Security Risk: How to Explain It’s Real, Then Mitigate It
  13. Do You Speak CEM?
  14. Better Together: Google Chrome Enterprise Management and BlackBerry UEM
  15. Mobility and UEM Part 4: Cooperation
  16. Public Safety Alerting: What Critical Infrastructure Teaches Us About CEM
  17. BlackBerry Is a 2023 Customers’ Choice for Unified Endpoint Management Tools on Gartner® Peer Insights™
  18. What Can the Technology Sector Teach Us About Business Continuity Planning and CEM?
  19. Years to Build, Seconds to Break: Why Trust is Everything in a Crisis

2022 13

  1. Critical Event Management: How to React During the “Golden 5 Minutes”
  2. BlackBerry UEM Achieves Additional DoD Security Compliance Award for U.S. Army Deployment
  3. Critical Event Management: Practical Ways to Collaborate With Everyone Involved
  4. Prepare apps for Android 13 and iOS 16 with Dynamics v11Discover new features in BlackBerry Dynamics v11 to get your apps ready for Android 13 and iOS 16.Learn more
  5. Communications Security: Lessons Learned From Ukraine
  6. Bundled Mobile Security: Is It Enough?
  7. Hurricane Ian: A Brutal Reminder About Critical Communications in Disasters
  8. Improving Crisis Communications at Mass Casualty Events
  9. 9 UEM Use Cases Organizations Should Consider Right Now
  10. What’s new in BlackBerry Dynamics SDK 10.2 releaseExplore new SDK 10.2 features, including WebRTC controls, secure WebView updates, and keyboard blocking.Learn more
  11. BlackBerry Dynamics adds OkHttp support on AndroidLearn how Dynamics SDK v10.1 enables OkHttp routing through the secure BD network tunnel.Learn more
  12. BlackBerry and Samsung: A Better Way to Respond to Critical Events and Protect Your People
  13. BlackBerry Dynamics SDK v10.1 now generally availableExplore new SDK v10.1 enhancements, including OkHttp support and improved WebView handling.Learn more

2021 3

  1. Android 12 & iOS 15 readiness with Dynamics SDKLearn SDK v10.0 updates for Android 12 and iOS 15, including new requirements and feature changes.Learn more
  2. BlackBerry Dynamics SDK v9.2 now availableExplore v9.2 updates, including BBWebView integration and ASWebAuthenticationSession support.Learn more
  3. BlackBerry Dynamics SDK v9.1 now generally availableDiscover v9.1 updates including IDP activation, cert enrollment options, and enhanced iOS cookie handling.Learn more

2020 5

  1. New Dynamics SDK releases for Android, iOS & CordovaExplore updates in Android 9.0, iOS 9.0, and Cordova 8.1, including activation changes and new APIs.Learn more
  2. UEM SOAP and REST webservices updateStay up to date with the latest BlackBerry UEM SOAP and REST web services update. Learn about new API enhancements, improvements, and integration options for enterprise mobility management. Learn more
  3. iOS 14 & Android 11 readiness for Dynamics appsLearn how Dynamics apps achieve compatibility with iOS 14 and Android 11 using updated SDKs.Learn more
  4. BlackBerry Dynamics SDK v8.0 released for Android & iOSExplore v8.0 updates, including new security changes, library upgrades, and enhanced platform support.Learn more
  5. Enable the Launchable Service in your Dynamics appBoost app visibility by enabling the Launchable Service—no code changes required, just a few UEM clicks.Learn more

Undated 5

  1. CEM Top 10: How BlackBerry AtHoc Outshines Competitors
  2. The Growing Need for a Workplace Violence Communications Plan
  3. The Hybrid Digital Workforce: How to Maximize Security and Productivity
  4. BlackBerry and CompTIA Partner to Upskill Malaysia's Workforce Through Cybersecurity Center of Excellence
  5. Intercepted Communications: ‘The Risks Are Much Higher’