With employees using their smartphones as a device to access work tools, new vulnerabilities have opened up for bad actors to infiltrate corporate networks. These are some of the ways they're pulling it off.
Big Tech productivity apps aren't really free; while they may not charge money, they are harvesting your data and selling it to the highest bidder, or with the stroke of a pen may be providing it to national governments. Enter Proton, where Swiss privacy laws and dedication to data security meet to provide a truly free-to-use suite of mobile productivity applications. Learn more about...
Data breaches through smartphones continue to grow in frequency and cost. Here's how this is skyrocketing baed on the latest reports.
For enterprise and pro users, knowing which laws govern their data is essential. That's why 2026 has seen the rise of the sovereign smartphone. People want to know where their data resides and how it's controlled. The only way to ensure your data stays your data is to choose secure hardware paired with a sovereign OS.