BlackBerry Security Summit: What You Need to Know
Along with unveiling the AtHoc-Now Platform integration, BlackBerry made several announcements at the BlackBerry Security Summit.- BlackBerry introduced three cybersecurity offerings at the event: BlackBerry Cyber Suite for unified endpoint security (UES), BlackBerry Protect Mobile for mobile threat protection and BlackBerry Persona Desktop for user entity and behavior analytics (UEBA). These offerings enable organizations to protect against mobile, desktop and server attacks, verify end-user identities and prevent data breaches.
- Furthermore, BlackBerry combined its Enterprise and Cylance Partner Programs into a new global partner program. BlackBerry's reseller and distribution partners can use the new partner program to access the company's entire solution portfolio.
- BlackBerry is ramping up for a channel partner push, CEO John Chen said last month. Chen attributed channel partner momentum and several product groups for BlackBerry's financial performance in the second quarter of fiscal year 2021 and indicated his company will continue to explore ways to foster new channel partnerships.