The missing link in mobile zero trust: Trustd MTD threat intelligence is now available in Microsoft Intune Zero trust sounds simple: never assume a device is safe just because a user has the right password. In practice, the difficult part is connecting what is happening on a mobile device to the access decision that protects […]
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73% of UK Organisations Breached via Mobile Devices in the past year New research from 150 UK cybersecurity leaders reveals rising mobile threats, widespread BYOD risk, and why 85% are prioritising mobile security this year. Mobile devices have become one of the most significant and unprotected attack surfaces in modern organisations. New research surveying 150 […]
This is the question I’m often asked, and it ignites passionate debates among users loyal to their chosen platforms. But, from a cybersecurity perspective, it’s not about which platform is inherently safer but understanding that each has its unique vulnerabilities. In many discussions and particularly in a recent chat I had with HostingAdvice.com, I emphasised […]
We’re delighted to announce Traced has been awarded an Innovate UK Smart Grant to tackle one of the most pressing issues in today’s digital landscape – mobile phishing attacks.
Researchers at ThreatFabric are warning people about a new Android malware-for-rent. “Hook” is a variant of banking Trojan family ERMAC, remote access and device take over capabilities.
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Accounting Firms
Phishing attacks, hybrid working and supply chain compromise all pose serious threats to Accounting firms – and impact all devices.
Watch this webinar as Ben talks to security experts and Traced Partners, Spear Shield, and learn about Cyber Essentials and BYOD, and how Mobile Threat Defence makes compliance easy.
The bugs are being actively exploited and affect iPhones, iPads, and Macs, allowing attackers to take complete control of a victim’s device.
Bitter APT injects malware into fraudulent apps to steal logins, intercept SMS, take photos, install apps and more
Malibot is hoovering up logins and MFA codes, sending financial data and screen captures back to the attackers – and more.