BlackBerry has announced the early access release of QNX Software Development Platform (SDP) 8.0 to enable automakers and IoT systems developers to deliver more powerful products at lower costs, while maintaining the unparalleled safety, security, and reliability standards that QNX technology has long been known for.

BlackBerry has released its latest Quarterly Global Threat Intelligence Report, highlighting an increase in cyber attacks directed at financial institutions, food retailers and healthcare providers, with 60% of all attacks targeting these three key industries.

At Hannover Messe, Germany, BlackBerry released the 'BlackBerry Manufacturing Cybersecurity Study' with a warning that outdated and unsupported legacy operational technologies (OT) are exposing substantial vulnerabilities for UK manufacturers facing escalating threats from nation-state attacks.

Report identifies 1.75m cyberattacks were stopped by BlackBerry in the last 90 days.

BlackBerry and Elektrobit have announced they are collaborating on integration efforts to support the Rust programming language, empowering developers to build safe, reliable and efficient automotive software.

BlackBerry Limited and PATEO have announced that Dongfeng Motor, one of China’s largest automakers, has selected a BlackBerry IVY-powered PATEO Digital Cockpit for the automaker’s next-generation, all-electric VOYAH H97 model, following the successful completion of a proof of concept (POC) project, an overview and footage.  

Blackberry and Texas Instruments have unveiled the QNX Academy for Functional Safety, a comprehensive online software developer enablement programme designed to turbocharge software innovation efforts and de-risk the product development process for safe and secure embedded systems.

BlackBerry Limited has announced that Garmin has selected BlackBerry QNX technology for its next-generation, android automotive-based proof of concept demonstration at CES 2023.

BlackBerry Limited has announced that Marelli, a specialist Tier 1 global automotive supplier, has selected the BlackBerry QNX Acoustics Management Platform (AMP) as part of its enhanced in-car audio experience within software-defined vehicles

BlackBerry has introduced QNX Accelerate, an initiative that makes the cloud-enabled version of the company’s QNX Neutrino Real Time Operating System (RTOS) and QNX OS for Safety available in AWS Marketplace, a digital catalogue with thousands of software listings from independent software vendors that make it easy to find, test, buy, and deploy software that runs on Amazon Web Services (AWS).

Blackberry has announced that BlackBerry IVY, a cloud-connected automotive AI platform co-developed by BlackBerry and AWS, is pre-integrated on three commercially-available digital cockpit platforms. from leading Tier 1 automotive suppliers Bosch and PATEO, designed to enable automakers to rapidly deploy innovative third party applications that enhance the in-vehicle experience for drivers and passengers alike.

At AWS re:Invent 2022, BlackBerry announced an extension of its use of Amazon Web Services (AWS) that will make BlackBerry QNX technology available to mission-critical embedded systems developers in the cloud, significantly reducing time to market for their products.

Paige West speaks with Joerg Zimmer, VP of EMEA Sales, BlackBerry about how to make connected cars resilient to attacks.

BlackBerry Limited has announced that it is expanding its BlackBerry Partner Programme to help counteract the international escalation of cyber threats. 

TTTech Auto and BlackBerry Limited announced their partnership to integrate BlackBerry's QNX Neutrino Real-Time Operating System (RTOS) and TTTech Auto's safe vehicle software platform MotionWise for advanced driver assistance systems and software-defined vehicles.

BlackBerry announced it will provide support for quantum-resistant secure boot signatures for NXP Semiconductors’ crypto-agile S32G vehicle networking processors in a demonstration to illustrate how to mitigate the risk of potential quantum computing attacks on in-vehicle software.

Every organisation must be prepared to manage critical events, including operational disruptions, infrastructure outages, natural disasters, and pandemics.

Collaborative cybercriminal mindset accelerating attacks on small to mid-sized businesses in 2022, leading to more closed doors. 

Name an industry at the top of its game: one that attracts young talent, is well-attuned to social issues like politics and health, and seizes trends like the subscription model, mobile banking and cryptocurrency.

When most of us think about national security, thought immediately goes to more conventional threats in the form of physical attacks on territory. Few consider the ‘behind the screens’ cyber power battles that can take down entire networks that governments, organisations and citizens rely on for protection and survival. By Roger Sels, VP Solutions at BlackBerry