Category: Endpoint Protection

MDM vs. Privacy: How IT Can Secure Mobile Devices Without Invading Employee Privacy

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“Whose Phone Is It Anyway?” – The Privacy Dilemma of Mobile Device Management Imagine this: You start a new job, and IT hands you a policy—install corporate security software on your personal phone, or risk losing access to work apps. Suddenly, you wonder: Can my boss see my private messages? Is IT tracking my location? Welcome to the Mobile Device Management (MDM) dilemma—where IT security and employee privacy collide. Organizations need to protect corporate data on mobile devices, but employees fear invasive monitoring on their personal phones. So, is there…

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DoNot APT Group Deploys Malicious Android Apps Targeting Indian Users

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The Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) group known as DoNot, or APT-C-35, has intensified its cyber-espionage activities by deploying malicious Android applications targeting users in India, particularly in the Kashmir region. These applications masquerade as legitimate services, such as chat platforms and Virtual Private Network (VPN) tools, to infiltrate devices and exfiltrate sensitive data. Recent investigations have uncovered several malicious applications attributed to the DoNot group: Tanzeem Disguised as a chat application, Tanzeem requests extensive permissions upon installation, including access to call logs, contacts, SMS messages, file storage, and precise location…

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Browser Extensions: The Hidden Cybersecurity Threat Lurking in Your Browser

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In a sobering reminder of evolving cyber risks, a large-scale attack campaign targeting browser extensions has left over two million users exposed to malicious activity. More than 25 browser extensions were compromised, injecting malicious code aimed at stealing user credentials and sensitive data. This incident highlights the growing cybersecurity vulnerabilities associated with browser extensions and underscores the urgent need for organizations to reassess their defense strategies. This article explores the risks posed by browser extensions, the implications of this attack, and actionable steps cybersecurity professionals can take to protect their…

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5 Key Strategies to Protect Your Microsoft 365 from Ransomware and Boost Data Security

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Organizations face an ever-growing threat from cybercriminals, and ransomware is one of the most damaging types of attacks. Microsoft 365, the popular platform that powers countless businesses, is a prime target for these malicious actors, as it stores and processes huge volumes of sensitive data Recent statistics show that 76% of companies have fallen victim to at least one ransomware attack in the last year, often resulting in significant downtime, financial losses, and long-term reputational damage. Fortunately, businesses can take proactive steps to protect their Microsoft 365 environments from ransomware.…

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