BlackBerry stories
Looking to 2023, BlackBerry is sharing some key trends for Australia and New Zealand to take heed of, based on global insights and local research.
BlackBerry is bringing its QNX technology to the cloud for the first time, enabling developers to reduce time to market for their products.
New partners offer BlackBerrys' anti-eavesdropping technology to protect real-time communications for customers across the region.
BlackBerry announced new applications, software solutions, and cloud services available through its ISV ecosystem in the BlackBerry Marketplace.
BlackBerry has unveiled its latest AI-driven security offering, Zero Trust Network Access with CylanceGATEWAY.
Absolute Software has partnered with BlackBerry to allow joint customers to combine CylancePROTECT with its Application Persistence capabilities.
emt Distribution partners with BlackBerry for Australia and New Zealand distribution of AI-driven cybersecurity solutions.
BlackBerry advises that users of Kaspersky software in Australia and New Zealand undertake a rigorous risk analysis of their current security posture.
BlackBerry showcases new updates and demos, including the integration of BlackBerry IVY with partner technologies, at CES 2022.
BlackBerry has announced a new technology integration between Okta's Identity Cloud and BlackBerry Spark unified endpoint management.
VIRTIO is an open standard that defines the interface between Android Automotive OS and the underlying hypervisor.
The partnership will address the increasing complexity and growing cybersecurity threats among multi-tiered software supply chains.
BlackBerry UEM and Microsoft 365 customers can enjoy a secure version of modern authentication in the cloud, in addition to on-premises environments.
BlackBerry has released BlackBerry Jarvis 2.0, the latest edition of its flagship software composition analysis tool.
Strategy Analytics finds BlackBerry QNX software is now embedded in over 195 million vehicles, an increase of 20 million from the year before.
The partnership means BlackBerry and Android customers will benefit from a versatile and secure platform for enterprise mobility.
BlackBerry integrates its critical event management platform, BlackBerry AtHoc, with Microsoft Teams for secure communication during crises.
BlackBerry has partnered with ServiceNow to integrate the BlackBerry AtHoc service into the Now platform for crisis communications and IT management.
BlackBerry launches new global partner programme to drive business growth, offering resellers access to its cybersecurity and endpoint management solutions.
BlackBerry Desktop, SecuSUITE for Government, AtHoc and Protect are all available for enterprises in need of secure communications.
