Mobile malware can take many different forms. Spyware, adware, ransomware, and Trojans are commonly hidden in seemingly innocent apps and communications designed to fool users to take over, damage, and steal information from mobile devices.
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For most smartphone and tablet users, installing an app is a simple and safe process that involves purchasing or downloading a file from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store.
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Phishing, attempting to fraudulently acquire sensitive personal information from an unsuspecting user, is a well-known cyber threat in today’s digital world.
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Mobile devices have quickly become one of the biggest targets for cyber threats such as phishing and malware attacks. The rate at which they are used for personal use, as well as business operations, make mobile devices especially vulnerable to attack.
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‘Free Wi-Fi’ - how secure is it? Learn the differences between open and closed Wi-Fi connections and how to keep your information safe when browsing online.
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An examination of 'Zero-day' phishing attacks, the capabilities of machine learning, and Corrata's technical solution.
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Phishing attacks are becoming more common and more difficult to spot. Understanding the evolving strategies of cyber criminals is crucial to staying protected from phishing attempts.
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Threats against mobile devices are increasing, putting companies' sensitive information at risk. Understand the pro's and con's of Mobile Threat Defence solutions and how Corrata's technology avoids these common MTD pitfalls.
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A breakdown of DNS Sniffing and how this solution to phishing will be affected by decisions to encrypt DNS traffic.
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Mobile devices, such as smartphones and tablets, have become essential to our everyday lives both at work and at home. However with this increased use of mobile, new avenues for cyberattacks, especially phishing attacks, have emerged. Cybercriminals have recognized the potential value in exploiting channels such as social media, messaging services and mobile apps, to steal information from users. This whitepaper looks at the rising threat of mobile phishing and what organizations can do to protect their devices.
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Much has changed in enterprise mobility since the launch of the iPhone ten years ago. Among other things, we've seen improvements in the underlying operating systems, better enterprise support and the emergence of mature mobility management platforms. But significant and persistent mobile threats remain. The whitepaper explains the nature of these threats and the steps every enterprise needs to take to protect sensitive information in an ever-connected world.
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Enterprise mobile data consumption is growing at close to 100% annually and some analysts believe it will have increased tenfold by the end of the decade. Corrata’s Enterprise Mobility Control whitepaper explains why this is happening and what organizations need to do to manage the cost, productivity and risk implications of this data tsunami. Revised to include the impact of the end of EU roaming and Brexit.
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While there are a range of tools aimed at thwarting mobile phone attacks available, their effectiveness against the latest cyber attacks is questionable. Let's examine how today's tools would have worked when confronted by a modern threat such as the recent WhatsApp Pegasus spyware hack.
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Free Wi-Fi is a phrase so commonly heard today that we come to expect it in most public places. The vast majority of hotels, restaurants, coffee shops, and transport systems today offer some form of Wi-Fi network for guests and customers but are they always safe? Unencrypted internet traffic on public networks can easily be intercepted by hackers, putting our sensitive data at risk.
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With over 46,000 new sites created every day, phishing continues to rise as one of the greatest threats currently facing mobile devices. Our phones are quickly becoming our most important means of communication for our personal and professional lives, but as technology has become more advanced so too has the sophistication and frequency of phishing attacks.
Download InfographicSee how Corrata’s Data Usage Control solution gave One Housing, a busy non-profit organization in the UK, the visibility and control needed over individual employee data usage to manage costs and reduce ‘bill shock’.
Download Case StudyDiscover why OFM Solutions, an accounting and financial services firm based in Dublin, needed to secure their entire mobile fleet and ensure that sensitive client information was always protected and how Corrata helped them to achieve this.
Download Case StudyLearn how leading Irish recruitment firm GemPool mitigated the risk of cyber attack or data leakage on their employee mobile devices and gained the confidence to work quickly and remotely without taking risks, with Corrata’s Internet Security Solution.
Download Case StudyEverything you need to know about Checkra1n, the latest jailbreak for iOS. What is jailbreaking? The process of jailbreaking (also known as ‘rooting’ for Android) involves using 3rd party software to ‘unlock’ an iOS device such as an iPhone or iPad. This code overwrites the device’s software by removing the built in DRM (Digital Right […]
Zero Gateway ensures device performance, employee privacy and company confidentiality One of the coolest things about Corrata is that that we are zero gateway. This means that we implement control over internet traffic at the device level. Unlike other providers, we avoid the traditional approach of routing all the traffic through a cloud gateway. By […]
Corrata gives you some ideas about updating your organization’s mobile phone policy Policies Designed for the Past Today, most companies have some sort of policy covering mobile phone use. But in reality, many of these mobile phone policies date from an earlier era, one when mobile meant Blackberry or Nokia and most of what we […]
