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Showing posts with label mobile security. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mobile security. Show all posts
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Wednesday, June 15, 2016
Sophos Mobile Security for Android
1:40 PM
Overview
Sophos Mobile Security protects your Android device without compromising performance or battery life. Real-time synchronization with SophosLabs ensures that your mobile device is always protected from the latest malware and online threats – just like with our enterprise products.
Specifically designed for Android, Sophos Mobile Security identifies malicious or potentially unwanted applications that could result in for example data theft, data loss, and excessive network usage costs. If your device is lost or stolen, a remote lock or wipe will shield your personal information from prying eyes.
For an added level of security for your online accounts, the Authenticator makes it easy to manage multi-factor authentication passwords...
Friday, June 10, 2016
EnGenius' SOHO wireless router
1:31 PM
Create your own wireless network with the EnGenius' SOHO wireless router. EnGenius ESR Series will provide you with a low-cost high powered Wi-Fi router that will extends your network's wireless range. Connect the ESR Series to any broadband modem and wirelessly share your high-speed Internet connection. Enjoy surfing the web, checking e-mail, and chatting with family and friends online. Reach the places your previous router would not go with EnGenius ESR Series high powered radio and extended range coverage.
Parents can also use EnShare to remotely monitor Cloud Router usage or disconnect devices connected to the IoT Cloud Router whenever they're away from home via an Internet connection.
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Wednesday, May 11, 2016
7 Important Simple Steps to Protect Your Home
1:44 PM
1. Set Strong Passwords
Often times we use basic passwords like Admin or 1234. It takes mere milliseconds to hack such passwords. Use passwords that are at least 12 characters long, have upper & lower case letters, contain symbols and numbers. It will take more than a year to decrypt your new password. Start with changing your computer and router passwords. And change them frequently, at least four times a year.
2. Protect Your Router
Your router is arguably the most vulnerable connected device in your home. If hackers take over the router, they will collect information about you without alerting your anti-virus and anti-malware software. The best way to protect your router is to update your router’s firmware (software) at least quarterly, to set...
Tuesday, August 4, 2015
3 simple steps to getting smart on mobile security
11:03 AM
Mobile devices and apps are how work gets done these days. Employees aren’t tied to their desks, work doesn’t always mean sitting down from 9-5 and meetings can take place anywhere from a coffee shop to the sidelines of a soccer game. However, as the adoption of mobile devices (smartphones and tablets) continues to increase, both employers and employees need to be aware of their company’s security policies.
According to the International Data Corporation (IDC), smartphone shipments to the Middle East and Africa saw unprecedented year-on-year growth of 83% in Q4 of 2014. Another report by Forrester, found that only 57% of employees are aware of their company’s security policies, which means that 43 percent or more might be actively bypassing company security policies and not even know...
Mobile malware grows nearly three-fold in Q2 2015
11:01 AM
So you’ve got your PC locked down so tight you even battle to get in sometimes, but how much care are you taking when it comes to mobile security? If your answer to that question is something along the lines of “not much”, you might want to step it up a notch.
According to security provider Kaspersky, some 291 800 new mobile malware programmes emerged in Q2, which is 2.8 times greater than in Q1. There were 1-million mobile malware installation packages in Q2, which is seven times greater than in Q1.
The company notes that mobile banking remains a main target for mobile threats. A new version of apreviously existing Trojan for instance is capable of attacking 114 (four times more) banking and financial applications as its previous iteration. Its main goal is to steal the user’s...
Thursday, April 9, 2015
Facts About Remote Access Trojans (RATs) vs AlienSpy
11:52 AM
AlienSpy is the latest in a family of RATs which target both consumers and enterprises in a bid to steal valuable data and compromise systems.
Remote Access Trojans (RATs) never fully vanish; instead, they are often recycled and redeveloped in the changing cybersecurity landscape. These kinds of Trojans, often deployed through phishing campaigns which use spoof emails and malicious files to deliver malware payloads, can be tailored to target particular industries -- such as banking or manufacturing -- or be used indiscriminately against both consumers and businesses.
In a security advisory (.PDF) posted Thursday, security firm Fidelis said the newly-discovered AlienSpy Trojan is currently being used in international phishing campaigns against both consumers and the enterprise,...
Thursday, February 19, 2015
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Wednesday, February 4, 2015
5 Ways to Stay Away from Malware on a Smartphone
11:36 AM
A malware is some software specially designed to harm your computer or smartphone, or to get your personal information for various anti-social purposes (let’s say spying on you). It may be a virus, a spyware, worm, or a Trojan, but their sole purpose is to harm you. Nowadays, since smartphones are more in use, these malwares are aimed mostly at them. So here are some precautions that you can adopt to stay away from them:
1. Download Stuff From Trusted Sources
While you download stuff (songs, pictures etc.) into your mobile, be sure that you don’t download anything but what you want to download. Sometimes, rather most of the times, a file that you want to download is accompanied with a malicious software, that drains out your personal...
