#mobile-device-management tag

Ivanti patches five vulnerabilities in EPMM, one actively being exploited

Ivanti has addressed five vulnerabilities in Endpoint Manager Mobile (EPMM). One of them, CVE-2026-6973, is being actively exploited by attackers with admin privileges. The Dutch NCSC has set the advisory to "high" priority and expects proof-of-concept code to appear soon, increasing the risk of widespread exploitation. Ivanti reports that the exploitation affected only a small number of users. Customers who already updated their login credentials in January are at significantly lower risk.

Information security

Apple

fromComputerworld

4 weeks ago

Apple Business rolls out to 200+ countries today

Managed Apple accounts enhance device management for businesses, separating private and company data.

EU data protection

fromThe Hacker News

3 months ago

Dutch Authorities Confirm Ivanti Zero-Day Exploit Exposed Employee Contact Data

Cyberattacks exploiting Ivanti EPMM flaws accessed employee names, business emails, and phone numbers at Dutch agencies, the European Commission, and Finland's Valtori.

Miscellaneous

fromTheregister

3 months ago

European Commission probes breach of staff mobile devices

Intruders accessed European Commission mobile device management systems, potentially exposing some staff names and mobile numbers while no mobile devices were compromised.

Miscellaneous

fromSecurityWeek

3 months ago

European Commission Investigating Cyberattack

CERT-EU detected and contained a January 30 cyberattack on mobile-device management systems; no device compromise, but some staff names and phone numbers were exposed.

Information security

fromTechzine Global

5 months ago

Tanium gets new features for autonomous ITOps

Tanium adds Agentic AI workflows, expands endpoint management to OT and mobile devices, and launches new security operations tools including ServiceNow integration and Jump Gate.

fromwww.gsmarena.com

5 months ago

HMD Terra M is an upcoming rugged enterpise feature phone

HMD is expanding its reach to the enterprise and government/defense sectors via its HMD Secure division. Its latest device is the Terra M, which HMD classifies as an ultra-rugged smart feature phone with an enterprise-ready OS, and its target group includes critical infrastructure operators, military personnel, law enforcement agents, first responders, government and enterprise employees. HMD Terra M Terra M brings military-grade durability, conforming to the MIL-STD-810H standard while also featuring IP68 and IP69K ingress protection.

Mobile UX

fromDatabreaches

11 months ago