The Encryption Illusion: Why Your “Secure” Messaging Apps Aren’t Protecting Your Business Data
"We use Signal. We're secure." If that sentence sounds familiar, your organisation has a problem. Not because Signal isn't secure – it is -…
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"We use Signal. We're secure." If that sentence sounds familiar, your organisation has a problem. Not because Signal isn't secure – it is -…
Mobile data loss prevention (mobile DLP) is the set of controls used to stop sensitive company information leaving an organisation through phones and tablets.…
Data produced as a byproduct of the online advertising industry presents a significant risk to enterprise security. Every day, online advertising networks run by…
Something changed in 2026. The kind of iOS spyware that was once the exclusive preserve of intelligence agencies and their approved commercial vendors -…
Spear phishing exposes the ‘mobile gap’ in enterprise defenses. Spear phishing is one of the most effective, widely deployed, and damaging cyberattack techniques. Unlike…
Smartphones infected with Remote Access Trojans are a critical risk for enterprise security Remote Access Trojans (RATs) have plagued Android devices for many years.…
How Adversary-in-the-Middle attacks undermine multi-factor authentication According to Verizon’s authoritative Data Breach Investigation Report, 90% of data breaches start by stealing user credentials. Once…
Last updated: 02 October 2026 Scan with Caution For years, our defences against phishing have focused on the familiar. We scan URLs, filter spam…
Every Employee, Every Application, Any Device? Digital transformation, often regarded as a hackneyed phrase, fails to fully express the revolution spurred by the combination…
The many ways that cybercriminals target your phone's messaging app If, like the founding team at Corrata, you've been working in the mobile space…
IOT – Security Implications for Enterprise Use The Internet of Things (IoT) has been a game-changer in personal and professional realms. With simple, cost-effective…
Last updated on 30 September 2026 QR code phishing, usually shortened to quishing, arrives addressed to one security team and lands on a device…