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Spam, fraud, and network misuse, and other cybersecurity threats are growing daily in volume and sophistication. We are the experts in messaging security, protecting the largest communications providers and their subscribers worldwide.
Cloudmark's 14Q2 Global Messaging Threat Report
UK regulators took a swing at SMS spammers this quarter. Cloudmark saw the average reported spam levels temporarily drop by nearly 28 percent in the wake of the raid that seized equipment from offices in Wolverhampton. After the disappearance of locally infamous junk car spam, south Florida is yet again responsible for one of the United State's most common types of SMS spam, "free" cruise offers. On the email side, spammers were quick this quarter to hijack the publicity of both the Heartbleed exploit and eBay data breach for their own seedy uses. Find more on these topics, Mexico’s outbound spam issues, and various general trends for both email and SMS in our 14Q2 Global Messaging Threat Report.
Latest Cloudmark News
I-Team: Fighting The Text Phishers
July 23, 2014 by Jason Knowles"These are typically going to places doing high pressure timeshare and you may not get the free or cheap cruise you thought you were going to get," said Neil Cook, Cloudmark.
Hackers Target Mobiles
July 22, 2014 by Neil Cook"Neil Cook, chief technology officer of Cloudmark, says the security threat to smartphone users is real and growing."
New Trojan Used in Attempt to Resurrect Gameover Zeus Botnet
July 11, 2014 by Eduard Kovacs"For two weeks after the takeover, the seven-day average spam volume detected by the Cloudmark Global Threat Network went down, and an increasing trend that we had seen in spam volumes through the previous couple of months has been reversed."
4G 'inherently less secure' than 3G
July 10, 2014 by Sophie Curtis"A major new threat to mobile users comes from the switch to IP (Internet Protocol), according to security firm Cloudmark."
Cloudmark Customers
The world’s top communications service providers turn to Cloudmark to protect their messaging networks.
- AT&T
- Bell
- Comcast
- Cox Communications
- GoDaddy
- Optus
- Rackspace
- T-Mobile
- Sprint
- Verizon
Intelligent blocking provides significant savings on downstream messaging infrastructure and improved customer experience.—Veenod Kurup
VP Data Product Service
Cox Communications
Latest Cloudmark Videos
Trends in Mobile Messaging Abuse
Cloudmark CTO Neil Cook discusses the trends in messaging abuse over the last 12 months including the recent spike in fraud and phishing attacks and how the OTT market is now coming under attack.
Unseen Cost and Impact of Mobile Messaging Abuse
Learn how messaging abuse impacts mobile network operators and how Cloudmark can help.