Translated with AI from the Russian original.

MTS operator announced the launch of Membrana private mobile communication service for corporate users. Membrana B2B mobile application protects company employees from cybercriminals, their digital footprint and privacy, provides the ability to create additional numbers, track data leaks, and so on.

In particular, the ability for a subscriber to view content through a secure channel will protect against attackers collecting "sensitive" data about an employee: information about their purchases, online activities, travel, job responsibilities, and so on.

The solution includes the ability to configure call processing rules, that is, to divide contacts into groups (for example, "friends", "work", "family"), as well as create additional numbers. They will allow you not to leave your main number when registering in various services, which can then fall into the hands of attackers and be used for attacks or spam.

The leak monitoring service will warn you if the user's data has been found online and will inform you what actions he needs to take to protect himself from cybercriminals. The AI secretary built into the mobile application will take over routine conversations with those who called during an important meeting or conference.

Membrana B2B is connected as a separate service and customers do not need to change their existing MTS corporate tariff. The service is currently available for subscribers from Moscow. In the future, it will work in all regions of the MTS digital ecosystem presence.

As a reminder, in January 2024, MTS launched a premium tariff and Membrana mobile application for individuals.

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