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  • Survey exposes lax mobile security

    Executives say they worry about smartphone security, but according to a survey from The Economist and Symantec, their approach to the problem is often inadequate.  Article

  • Pointsec partners get security push

    In a move to bring data encryption and device security to the masses, Pointsec this week launched a new business unit focused solely on integrating security with partners.  Article

  • Mobile device security

    Protect your company's mobile devices against potential threats and learn about the risks and discover how to protect your corporate assets.  Crash Course

  • Wireless Hacks, 2nd Edition: Hack 51 -- Track wireless users

    Hack 51 from Wireless Hacks, Second Edition, shows you how you can automatically keep a database of MAC-to-IP address mappings.  Chapter Download

  • Tools for securing mobile drives

    Information security expert Kevin Beaver outlines various security tools available for keeping your mobile devices secure when they're lost or stolen, as well as when a user loses data that has to be restored.  Tip

  • Fixes in for BlackBerry vulnerability

    Attackers could exploit a security hole in the BlackBerry Enterprise Server to block attachments or launch malicious code.  Article

  • 'Unwired' Series: Preventing danger on the rails

    A transportation firm uses wireless technology to keep the trains running on time. But securing mobile devices isn't easy when they're spread across the globe.  Article

  • Study: Office likely location for laptop lifts

    A recent study by Credant Technologies found the office to be the most common place for a laptop to be stolen, despite physical security measures. Of laptops that are filched, about 90% contain sensitive information.  Article

  • Nokia takes stab at RIM with Intellisync deal

    In a play that could offer businesses more options in wireless e-mail and other mobile applications, Nokia announced plans last week to buy Intellisync for more than $400 million.  Article

  • Wireless e-mail a primary security concern

    A new survey points out mobile anxieties among companies -- and wireless e-mail tops the list.  Article

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