Bruce Sussman

Jan 15, 2025 | blogs.blackberry.com | Bruce Sussman

Deepfakes, hacked telecommunication networks and ransomware families run amok. If you’re a CISO or cybersecurity leader, it's an around-the-clock job to track every threat. But a succinct threat summary can help — especially one that examines the most prevalent cyberthreats and their precursors, along with defensive steps your team can take right now. If this is what you’re looking for, you’re in the right place, because BlackBerry just published its January 2025 Global Threat Intelligence Report.

Jan 8, 2025 | blogs.blackberry.com | Bruce Sussman

BlackBerry® AtHoc® is now listed as “In Process” to achieve Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) High Authorization status from the Joint Authorization Board (JAB). Once approved, BlackBerry AtHoc will be the first critical event management (CEM) solution to be authorized for FedRAMP High. Currently, more than 75% of U.S. federal government agencies, and a growing number of organizations, use the interoperable CEM system for crisis communications and incident response.

Dec 6, 2024 | blogs.blackberry.com | Bruce Sussman

When it comes to securing a network, even small oversights can create significant vulnerabilities. From misconfigured policies to neglected asset inventories, here are five commonly overlooked cybersecurity practices that could leave your organization exposed to cyberattacks. Use this checklist to identify and address red flags in your environment. 1.

Dec 5, 2024 | blogs.blackberry.com | Bruce Sussman

If you’re working on a home repair project, you’ll need different tools for different tasks. Sometimes you need a hammer, other times it’s a flat-head screwdriver or perhaps needle-nose pliers. And if you’re a threat actor launching cyberattacks, you also need the right tools for the job like an infostealer or maybe a trojan. There are a wide variety of options for would-be attackers to choose from, and these can vary based on the operating system (OS) being targeted.

Nov 19, 2024 | blogs.blackberry.com | Bruce Sussman

Workplace violence has become an increasingly prevalent concern across industries, requiring robust strategies to ensure the well-being of staff and continuity of operations. From verbal threats to physical confrontations — and even active shooter situations — workplace violence can emerge in many forms, each posing significant risks to employee safety and business continuity. A growing number of states are enacting workplace violence prevention mandates.