"BlackBerry has always been known for our strong strategy," chief exec John Chen told the BlackBerry Security Summit earlier this week – just as a well-read investment blog concluded that "without a meaningful shift, this company (and stock) will probably keep on struggling".
Chen's words came at the opening of the summit, where the Canadian one-time handset behemoth tried to position itself (and its Cylance acquisition) as a serious contender in the global infosec market.
The firm wheeled out Gartner research director Rob Smith, who informed us that "all users are not equal". This was followed by pulling the sheets off its Unified Endpoint Security Solution for AI-powered Cybersecurity, claiming it "delivers security and Zero Trust with a zero touch end-user experience through a single console and offers the end-to-end solution with the broadest set of AI-based security capabilities and visibility across mobile, desktop, apps and pe ..
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