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Researchers have uncovered a Trojan targeting handsets using Microsoft's Windows Mobile operating system.. Motorola today announced the availability of Good Mobile Messaging 5 enterprise smartphone featuring security advances in data protection and application control, the company claimed. With data becoming more mobile than ever, it is critical that companies have a pervasive security strategy across the corporate network. It was about four years ago when the IT department at Chris McClanahan's Fortune 500 financial services company began noticing a widespread influx of so-called smartphones seeking connection to the corporate network.
Paraben has established itself as the market leader in hand-held forensics because its software is easy to use and covers a wide range of devices including PDAs, smartphones, and mobile phones. Festive season likely to prove a fertile hunting ground for internet criminals once again. A major vulnerability in the BlackBerry Attachment Service could result in a takedown of the enterprise server that supports the popular mobile devices.
BlackBerry has fixed a PDF distiller vulnerability in the BlackBerry Attachment Service, which runs on the BlackBerry Enterprise Server. IT managers must keep their eye on risks as mobile devices become widespread. Kaspersky’s senior virus analyst has warned of ‘unpleasant news’ from the world of mobile malware in its latest quarterly security trend report. Enterprise security firm Mobile Armor has released a list of 10 New Year resolutions for the enterprise data security professional.. While computer viruses are almost exclusively the work of organised criminals, mobile viruses are largely the work of amateurs, according to an industry expert. We spend a lot of time trying to secure mobile devices, but what about the removable storage cards they contain? Trend has added data encryption to its mobile security software Millions of applications are installed on company networks each day without the permission of the IT department. These pieces of software are known as ‘Greynets’. They are multiplying constantly and, with many remaining unknown to the IT team and others difficult to locate, are damaging network performance, distracting staff, and creating a hole in network defences. Safe for now, but uncertain future. Security vendor Kaspersky Lab has launched a website as a resource tool for users of PDAs and smartphones. New tools have been discovered that allow a hacker to steal confidential information from wi-fi hotspots, security researchers have warned. McAfee highlights top 10 threats for 2007. But analyst claims problem is a 'raindrop in a thunderstorm'.