Mobile Security stories - Page 2

"SMS is an easier way for scammers to pretend they are sending from a well-known business that people know and trust.">>

Despite the crackdowns, Microsoft warns that these scams persist and target everyone, no matter their age or location.>>

It’s an old adage in security that people are the weakest link – mostly because of human error.>>

“Paying the attackers and then keeping quiet about it afterwards was not, in our view, an appropriate response to the cyber attack.">>

The company’s new offering brings the security of physical authentication to Android and iOS with near-field communication technology.>>

“We are the country’s newest not-for-profit organisation, bringing together private and government organisations working to make digital identity easier and more secure.">>

The new local server will help users protect personal information and securely access private information while on the go.>>

CloudGuard SaaS protects enterprises that use SaaS applications and cloud-based email.>>

Scamwatch is warning Australian businesses to take an urgent look at how they deal with accounts and invoices.>>

The new Acronis Data Cloud 7.8 is now available through select distributors across Australia and New Zealand.>>

A WatchGuard executive feeds back what he has been hearing from MSPs and VARs about the latest trends in cybersecurity.>>

As if protecting an enterprise network wasn’t hard enough, now cybersecurity teams have to deal with the increasing necessity for mobility.Take this two minute survey >>

Imagine a world without mobile devices. We only need to cast our minds back a couple of decades to conjure up an image; but in 2018 that world is almost unthinkable.>>

Traditional perimeter-based security strategies – once the backbone of enterprise security – simply no longer apply.>>

Bullitt Group’s rugged and tough devices are fit-for-purpose in the environments for which they are intended, from construction sites to mountains.>>

Vietnam-based telecommunications provider VinaPhone is offering customers a new way to protect their mobile devices through Secucloud technology.>>

As our lives become increasingly ensconced within apps on our mobiles, it seems so too does cybercrime with fraud "not going away anytime soon.">>

Canberra cybersecurity provider Penten is continuing to take advantage of its ‘extraordinary’ growth over the last three years.>>

The agreement will see Lookout’s range of mobile security products and services distributed within the A/NZ region.>>

“Employees planning on working from mobile devices over the holidays should consider all the potential risks and take proper measures.">>

Singapore telecommunications provider M1 says it has built Asia’s very first network-based mobile malware detection solution.>>

Enterprise mobile security and data management vendor Wandera is launching its local assault.>>

As hackers target mobile devices, it’s imperative to ensure that you are aware of the threats that are out there, and that your phone is protected.>>

As Asian economies rapidly adopt cloud & mobile working, it is critical for Asian governments & enterprises to re-think enterprise IT security.>>