BlackBerry

More brazen hackers force agencies to lean into automated detection and response tools

Can artificial intelligence help agencies stay ahead of cyberthreats, especially as attackers get cleverer and potential attack vectors increase? BlackBerry…

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Federal Report

The end of an era: BlackBerry’s impact on feds, industry endures

Reporter's Notebook

FILE- In this Tuesday, May 2, 2006 file photo, a Blackberry device is on display in New York. Back in 2006 when the U.S. Federal Reserve last raised interest rates before its rate-hike decision Wednesday, Dec. 16, 2015, Blackberry phones were riding high particularly in the world of business. Apple's subsequent launch of the iPhone is widely blamed for Blackberry's fall from grace. Now Blackberry has minimal market share and recently launched its latest attempt at a comeback. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan, File)

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Keeping devices secure during a pandemic

Cybersecurity

Secure communications need to balance usability with risk

Federal Insights

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Why mobility is the new frontier for rogue hackers

Innovation in Government

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Finding the balance of security, mobility in an Internet of Things world

Innovation in Government

DoD breaks mobile security roadblock

Defense

Tom Simmons, Area Vice President, Public Sector, Citrix

Federal Drive

DoD to ramp up deployment of Apple, Android smartphones

Defense

Shawn McCarthy, research director, IDC Government

The White House is looking for new ways to stay ahead of the technology curve. One consideration is to upgrade its smart phones from blackberries to Androids…

Federal Drive

Buyout could make BlackBerry viable in federal market

New investors could restore BlackBerry’s place in the federal market, as the company weighs its options for the future.

Federal Drive

Managing your agency’s mobile devices

Federal Tech Talk

Kim Hancher, the chief information officer at the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, will hsare her ideas on mobile device management
August 6, 2013