If you're carrying an Android-powered smartphone, you might want to consider this new mobile security app from Symantec. It also includes antimalware protection and call screening.
"One of the first places people often turn to when searching for antivirus protection for their new computer is Symantec's Norton suite of security tools. The company is now looking to extend that protection beyond the PC to your mobile phone through its Norton Mobile Security app. This app, although currently in beta, adds an extra layer of protection to your phone well above just having a lock screen.
With the Norton Mobile Security application, you set up a secret passphrase and select "buddies" either from your phone book or by manually entering the number. Phone numbers on that buddy list can then send a text to your phone along with your passphrase to either lock down your phone, or in extreme cases, wipe both the phone memory and SD card. So if your phone were ever stolen, a simple text would render it useless to the would-be thief. Also available is an option to lock down your SIM card should the thief try to swap it out."
Your White Papers Search Results
-
IBM TechTalk web event: Turn insights into action with enterprise analytics
May 15 at noon eastern daylight time (EDT) Translating data into insight using business intelligence and analytics tops CIOs' plans for helping...
Download now -
The New Economics of Terminal Emulation
The new economics of terminal emulation enables organizations to cut costs from the IT infrastructure while continuing to provide users with a...
Download now
-
Taming the Wild West: How America's Third Largest School District Manages...
The Chicago Public Schools (CPS) system employs a leading approach to integrating technology into the learning experience and provides students...
Download now





