BlackBerry

BlackBerry offers software and services to help organizations and governments secure the Internet of Things. Its products are designed to protect people, networks and data with cybersecurity features powered by Cylance AI.

BlackBerry's products and services include:

• Cybersecurity: BlackBerry's suite of cybersecurity products includes CylanceMDR for managed detection and response, CylanceENDPOINT for endpoint security, and CylanceEDGE for zero-trust connectivity.
• Secure Digital Workplace: BlackBerry UEM offers end-to-end security for data at rest and in transit, and BlackBerry Work and BlackBerry Dynamics Platform enable secure enterprise mobility. BlackBerry Workspaces offers secure document sharing and file sync.
• Critical Event Management: BlackBerry AtHoc is used for crisis communications by government agencies, public safety and schools.
• Secure Communications: SecuSUITE offers high-assurance secure mobile calling, messaging and file sharing.
• Secure Embedded Software: QNX Software Development Platform 8.0, QNX Accelerate and QNX Hypervisor are used in mission-critical embedded systems.
• Automotive: BlackBerry IVY, QNX Sound and QNX ADAS Platform are used for advanced driver assistance systems and autonomous vehicles.
• Transportation Tracking: BlackBerry Radar offers complete asset tracking solutions for trailers, chassis, containers and railcars.

BlackBerry also offers various services to support its products, including assessment, defense and implementation services. These services include Red Teaming, Penetration Testing, Managed Detection and Response, and Digital Forensics.

Pricing is not disclosed but varies by product or service. Customers can contact BlackBerry to get a custom quote and more information.

BlackBerry's suite of products and services is designed to address a range of security concerns across industries, offering strong protection and advanced threat detection. By combining Cylance AI with other next-gen technologies, BlackBerry helps customers stay secure and resilient in the face of increasingly sophisticated cyber threats.

Published on July 11, 2024