What do the

BlackBerry cloud services

do?

The

BlackBerry cloud services

use sophisticated AI and machine learning to determine whether software and websites are potentially malicious and a threat to the security of device endpoints in a

UEM

domain.

The

BlackBerry cloud services

are an evolution of traditional approaches towards cybersecurity, such as allowing or restricting, that are based on the classification of digital signatures and blind trust. As cyber threats have evolved in both scope and sophistication, the use of signatures as a foundation for threat detection and resolution is not as reliable as it used to be.

Instead of relying on signatures, the

BlackBerry cloud services

service leverages advanced machine learning and efficient mathematical models to process large volumes of data from global sources, retain and continuously learn from the patterns and properties of that data, and use that data to make intelligent predictions and decisions about the risk potential of software and URLs in near real-time. The

BlackBerry cloud services

constantly evolve and train themselves to address new cyber threats.

The

BlackBerry cloud services

are a core component of several

BlackBerry Protect Mobile

features, including malware detection for internally deployed Android apps, malware detection on Android devices, safe browsing, and text message scanning. The

BlackBerry cloud services

enable an aggressive and proactive security strategy, identifying and blocking malicious software and websites before they can have any impact on your organization's infrastructure or device users.

The APK files that are uploaded to the

BlackBerry cloud services

are kept private and anonymous, with no links back to users, devices, or organizations. The

BlackBerry cloud services

do not store any user data. The app packages that are uploaded to the

BlackBerry cloud services

are never shared with a third party. The

UEM

connection to the

BlackBerry cloud services

is end-to-end TLS encrypted.