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ESET researchers uncover targeted mobile espionage campaign against Kurdish group, distributed via Facebook profiles.

O'Connor replaces Jamie Davidson, who spent eight years at Jamf. Davidson plans to move to rural alpine Victoria.

New malware strain targets MacOS users, stealing information. Hackers can buy licenses for $49 on the Darknet. Spoofed emails used to trick victims.

Flexible working arrangements have raised security concerns, prompting organisations to consider biometric technology as a solution.

Jamf acquires Wandera to enhance its security focus for IT and security teams in the Apple enterprise management sector.

Apple enterprise management specialist Jamf has expanded its security capabilities, including compliance, passwordless authentication, and threat detection.

Endpoint Privilege Management (EPM) can keep exploits confined to users' devices and control employee access to sensitive applications.

Adware poses the biggest threat to Android devices, accounting for 45% of mobile threats in 2021, says research from Avast.

The rapid adoption of personal devices for work is exposing security gaps in organisations' BYOD initiatives, says a report by Bitglass.

New study by Kaspersky reveals that IT departments aren't enforcing updates, leaving work devices vulnerable to cyberattacks.

Edge company Byos has launched a plug-and-play edge security product designed to provide secure connectivity for IoT devices and legacy infrastructures.

Experian partners with Microsoft to help businesses manage data and make more informed decisions, delivering better outcomes for customers.

Application developers have left their data and millions of users' private information exposed by not following best practices.

ESET research reveals a significant increase in Android stalkerware detections, with serious security and privacy issues identified in these monitoring apps.

Jamf has agreed to acquire zero trust cloud security specialist Wandera for $400m to expand its Apple Enterprise Management capabilities.

To access work emails, it may suffice to use with multi-factor authentication. But if users want to access customer data, that security control isn't enough.

Hackers are attempting to extort Apple and are openly trying to extort the tech giant in exchange for not leaking stolen files, according to reports.

There will be more than 1.4 billion users of facial recognition software used for payments alone in 2025, up from 671 million in 2020.

Businesses at risk from cyber criminals due to rushed remote working during COVID-19, says Verizon. 49% experienced cybersecurity issues.

A researcher discovered the vulnerability in a free app called Automatic call recorder, offered for free on the App Store for iPhone.