Articles about Mobile Device Security

There are all kinds of security risks looming with smartphones -- loss of the phone, theft, apps that store personal information on the phone, infected websites, and so on. Continue Reading »

I've written a number of blogs recently on how to achieve better information security for small and mid-sized businesses. Among others, I made the recommendation that SMBs should protect laptops with full-disk encryption software and use secure flash drives to protect the information carried on portable storage devices. Continue Reading »

Admins can enforce a policy that does not let old passwords be reused. Continue Reading »

If you pay attention to the tech media, you know that neither Apple nor Google is impervious to having malicious applications in their respective stores. Continue Reading »

While new technologies provide both companies and employees with immense flexibility, they can become a security nightmare for IT departments. Continue Reading »

Most SMBs are now making data security their top IT priority, compared to just 15 months ago. Continue Reading »

The games involved are 3D Anti-Terrorist and PDA Poker Art. Continue Reading »

Two researchers say they have developed a kernel-level Android rootkit. Continue Reading »

Apple has been notified about the flaw, but has not corrected it. Continue Reading »

Norton Everywwhere will include mobile security products for iPhone and Android and security for a variety of non-PC "smart devices." Continue Reading »