BlackBerry defends itself over G20 security claims

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Smartphone maker hits back over claims its security was cracked by GCHQ

Smartphone maker BlackBerry, which enjoys a particularly strong niche in the enterprise due to its security claims, has defended itself against allegations that its security was penetrated by the s...

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