1. Articles in category: Security

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    1. Interop planning guide 2013

      Explore ITworld (Apr 22 2013)

      Interop planning guide 2013

      It's that time of the year again: Interop is almost here. read more

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      Mentions:   LTE   Citrix

    2. Verizon's Earnings Jump, But Policies Draw Ire

      Explore InformationWeek (Apr 18 2013)

      Verizon's Earnings Jump, But Policies Draw Ire

      Verizon Wireless rakes in customers' cash while facing pressure to drop contracts, which it has made even more restrictive.

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      Mentions:   LTE   InformationWeek

    3. iPhone, iPad Configuration Files Security Hole Shown

      Explore InformationWeek (Mar 13 2013)

      iPhone, iPad Configuration Files Security Hole Shown

      Mobile configuration files used by carriers could be repurposed to steal data and remotely control an iPhone or iPad, security firm warns.

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      Mentions:   FTC

    4. Malware Writers Prefer Android

      Explore InformationWeek (Mar 7 2013)

      A whopping 96% of all smartphone malware was written for Android in Q4 2012, reports F-Secure.

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    5. Centrify for Mobile 2013 as a BYOD solution

      Explore TechRepublic (Feb 26 2013)

      Will Kelly provides an overview of Centrify for Mobile 2013 and its potential as a BYOD solution.

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    6. What Defines Success in the Mobile Race?

      Explore Knowledge@Wharton (Feb 13 2013)

      Facebook, Zynga and Google are high-profile examples of companies that are aggressively pursuing mobile strategies. But according to Wharton experts, all consumer-facing firms will have to consider the smaller screens on smartphones and tablets as a primary way to reach customers in the future. The key question, they say, is not necessarily whether companies will adapt, but rather how they will ...

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      Mentions:   Instagram   Walmart

    7. RadiSys Demos VoLTE at MWC

      Explore Light Reading (Feb 12 2013)

      RadiSys to demonstrate end-to-end LTE infrastructure solution featuring VoLTE and telecom cloud at Mobile World Congress

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      Mentions:   SK Telecom

    8. Department Of Commerce Implements MaaS360 For Mobile Device Management

      Explore Field Technologies Online (Jan 18 2013)

      Fiberlink®, the leader in cloud-based solutions for securemobile device management(MDM) andmobile application management(MAM), today announced that the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), a scientific agency within the Department of Commerce, has deployed MaaS360 to provide visibility and control over government-owned mobile devices.

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    9. BYOD and Continuous Compliance Trends Drive ForeScout to Achieve Record Bookings and Customer Growth

      Explore nz.finance.yahoo.com (Jan 17 2013)

      Cupertino, Calif. -- ForeScout Technologies,Inc., the leading provider of real-time network security solutionsfor Global 1000 enterprises and government organizations, todayannounced record corporate growth ...

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      Mentions:   McAfee

    10. Briefs: Telstra rolls out 4G roaming to HK

      Explore telecomasia.net (Jan 16 2013)

      Telstra has introduced 4G international roaming service with its Hong Kong mobile unit, CSL. The new roaming service, with pricing the same as the current 3G offering, allows its LTE customers to access CSL’s 4G services while travelling in Hong Kong. Telstra is working on similar agreements with operators in other countries, with compatible 4G wireless broadband networks, said Mike Wright ...

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      Mentions:   McAfee

    11. Mobile security remains a BYOD hurdle at the federal level

      Explore infoworld.com (Jan 15 2013)

      Just like employees in the private sector, government employees are reveling in the productivity gains of accessing their office apps and data

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    12. Why Mobile Device Management Isn't Enough

      Explore InformationWeek (Nov 28 2012)

      Here's what to look for in MDM software and what limitations IT still faces in letting employees use personal devices for work.

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      Mentions:   Symantec

    13. Popular Android Apps Vulnerable - Security - Vulnerabilities and

      Explore InformationWeek (Oct 22 2012)

      About 8% of Android apps are vulnerable to attacks as a result of weak SSL implementations, according to a new computer security study.

      Security researchers in Germany analyzed 13,500 free Android apps from Google Play and found that 1,074--about 8%--contain SSL/TLS code that could potentially make them vulnerable to what's known as a Man-in-the-Middle (MITM) attack.

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      Mentions:   American Express

    14. Light Reading - Service Provider IT - CTIA's View of Mobile Security - Telecom

      Explore Light Reading (Oct 22 2012)

      Security, privacy and cyber-threat issues are increasing concerns throughout the mobile industry

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    15. 'MegaDroid' Tests Android Security At City Scale

      Explore InformationWeek (Oct 4 2012)

      Department of Energy launches MegaDroid, a network of 300,000 virtual Android devices, to study mobile security and stability at a city-sized scale.

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      Mentions:   InformationWeek

    16. Verizon intros Mobile Security app for Android, wants to keep you safe

      Explore Engadget (Sep 11 2012)

      McAfee's been offering mobile protection services on Android for a while now, but Verizon's taking it a step further and bringing an application tailored specifically for its own customers with help from the Intel-owned outfit. The Mobile Security app -- which is also powered by Asurion -- aims to assist the Big Red crowd by protecting their devices from many "digital and physical threats ...

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      Mentions:   McAfee

    17. Organizations Still Need Niche Vendors to Round Out Mobility Strategy

      Explore Network Computing (Aug 20 2012)

      Organizations are turning to managed service providers for a more holistic approach to a mobility strategy, according to a recent survey. The problem? Providers and vendors still aren't able to offer end-to-end services. That's where niche vendors come in.

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    18. Tech supporting BYOD 'not quite there'

      Explore zdnet.com (Aug 17 2012)

      Lack of control over employees' mobile devices and people's propensity to weaken security when deployed by uninstalling programs means bring-your-own-device trend a liability. (Read Full Article)

    19. CIOs Must Address The Growing Mobile Device Security Threat

      Explore Forbes.com (Aug 16 2012)

      Guest post written by Kevin Johnson

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    20. What Sophos Brings To MDM Table

      Explore InformationWeek (Aug 13 2012)

      Security vendors are rushing to fill gaping holes in IT's ability to manage mobile devices. But if you expect perfection, you'll wait too long. (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   McAfee   Symantec   InformationWeek

    21. Facebook Joins California Mobile App Privacy Program

      Explore (Jul 8 2012)

      Apple, Amazon, and Microsoft have already agreed to abide by the program, which requires all apps to clearly detail in their privacy policies which user data is collected, used, or shared.

      Facebook has agreed to abide by California guidelines that are meant to protect the privacy of mobile application users.

      In a letter to California's attorney general, the company said that its Facebook App Center, launched last month, would abide by a joint agreement that the state announced earlier this year with key mobile app distributors.

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      Mentions:   InformationWeek

    22. Succeeding in a BYOD World

      Explore (Jun 11 2012)

      As communications service providers (CSPs) face the challenge of continually increasing revenue streams, one customer segment they are trying to better serve is business customers, including enterprises and small to midsize businesses (SMBs). Heavy Reading recently conducted a survey of 56 unique CSPs worldwide on behalf of Amdocs. The survey examined respondents’ attitudes, perceptions and plans regarding their enterprise and SMB customers. Respondents from Asia/Pacific, North America, Central/Latin America and Europe, the Middle East and Africa report a universal concern of increasing customer satisfaction for this segment.

      Increasing customer satisfaction means that CSPs must keep up with the demands of their business customers, and the growing demand among business customers today is the consumerization of IT due to offerings such as bring your own device (BYOD). CSPs are aware of this demand, and now they must make sure their own systems and IT departments are able to provide and support such services.

       

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