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Mobile security guide: Assume a device will fall into malicious hands
GCN.com Newly revised guidance for securely managing mobile devices sharpens the focus of the original NIST publication, released in 2008, excluding laptops and low-end cell phones and addressing both enterprise-issued and privately owned devices. |
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A breakdown of DOD security controls for iOS and Android
GCN.com In recently released Security Technical Implementation Guides of two more mobile operating systems, the Defense Information Systems Agency lays out requirements for the secure use of the devices on DOD networks. |
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DISA opens a path for iOS, Android devices in military
GCN.com Check the iOS, Android security controls. In announcing the latest Security Technical Implementation Guides (STIGs) for mobile devices, DISA called them a “major stride in building a multi-vendor environment.” They are part of an initiative to get the … |
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Kingston adds malware scanner to its secure drives
GCN.com In recent years removable media has been at the center of major security events, as a vehicle of infection for the infamous Stuxnet worm and as a data exfiltration vector associated with the Flame virus. Today, flash drives are just as convenient as … |