Categories: Anti-malware

Productivity apps are a prime target for hackers

“Apps designed to increase productivity and efficiency are increasingly being targeted by cyber criminals, industry experts have warned CNBC.”

 

“These cloud-connected apps present a security risk to businesses as they often gain extensive access, meaning they can view, delete, move or store corporate data. Cyber criminals targeting these apps could use the app’s connection to gain access to this data.”

 

 

Read the full article by CNBC.

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