CRN |
Behind The Blackphone: The Future Of Mobile Security?
CRN Not surprisingly, it has caught the eyes of techies all over. CRN spoke exclusively with Blackphone CEO Toby Weir-Jones on the importance of the phone and mobile security as part of our Monday tablet-exclusive feature on mobile security operating systems. |
Economic Times |
Samsung pushing mobile security to gain favor in the enterprise
ITworld.com April 29, 2014, 9:07 AM — In 2011, Samsung Mobile launched a program called Samsung For Enterprise (SAFE), which added basic security to mobile devices used in corporate settings. But that initial effort to curry favor with IT departments didn't go … Galaxy S5 Camera Problem: Samsung Eats Crow |
International Business Times UK |
Android still triggers the most mobile malware, says F-Secure
CNET In the past, Google has charged that Android security providers exaggerate the threat of malware in order to hawk their own products. The security vendors have countered that argument by saying that Android's very popularity has made it an open target … F-Secure Releases First Quarter Mobile Threat Report |
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Android mobile security still developing, as private sector steps up
TweakTown Companies such as Samsung, which relies heavily on Android for its smartphones and tablets, has worked to ensure hardware boosts Android security efforts. Meanwhile, security companies are ramping up production of security software designed to keep … |