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Even with Mobile Device Management systems in place, your organization's mobile devices are exposed to multiple threats from social engineering, malware and insecure Wi-Fi.
Corrata provides the best available protection against mobile threats by detecting and blocking any device attempting to connect to phishing sites, malicious hosts, unofficial app stores or CnC servers.
Corrata’s unique Zero Gateway architecture avoids the privacy and user experience drawbacks of proxy or VPN based solutions.
Protect your organization against mobile threats and enforce compliance with acceptable use policies.
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Corrata’s unique on-device filtering eliminates the need to monitor employee internet traffic
Corrata integrates seamlessly with all major Mobile Device Management systems making it easy to deploy and manage
Corrata’s app works on any iOS or Android device and works on both cellular and WiFi networks
2018 was a eventful year for technology and the world of cyber-security. Privacy and the security of personal data was the main topic of discussion following major changes in legislation and multiple high-profile data breaches around the world. Phishing attacks grew more sophisticated. The spread of malware via mobile apps exploded. Machine learning emerged as […]
As 2018 draws to a close, we here at Corrata are taking a look back at the year that was in the world of cyber security. Overall it was a very eventful 12 months, defined by high profile data breaches, major changes to privacy legislation with GDPR, and increasingly sophisticated phishing and malware attacks, but […]
The content of this article was originally published by Stephen Burke at Cyber Risk Aware As the latest data shows, billions are being lost to cyber-crime each year. Just last week it was confirmed that the personal data of over 500 million customers of the Marriott-owned hotel chain Starwood Hotels, was stolen in a major […]
