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Apple expected to release iPhone 4.0
Apple is hosting a highly anticipated media event on Jan. 27, where the company is expected to unveil its new tablet and the iPhone 4.0 operating system. According to Boy Genius Report, which posted... Read more...
My five wishes for enterprise mobility in 2010
The mercury in the thermometer has dropped considerably in the last few weeks. There's now also a considerable amount of snow on the ground, and people have a wide range of colorful lights on at... Read more...
Symantec introduces integrated mobile security and management offering
Symantec has entered the mobile device management space with a combined mobile security and management offering for the enterprise. Khoi Nguyen, group product manager with Symantec, told... Read more...
RIM warns of vulnerabilities in PDF distiller
Research in Motion (RIM) issued a security alert that warns of an attack vector targeting its software when BlackBerry users access PDF files. RIM found flaws in the BlackBerry Attachment Service... Read more...
Cisco announces iPhone security app
Cisco announced a free iPhone application designed to help IT departments respond to threats to the corporate network. The app, called SIO To Go, is networked to Cisco's Security Intelligence... Read more...
Good Technology addresses devices coming in the enterprise back door
Good Technology announced that its enterprise software will support Apple's iPhone, the Palm Pre and several Android devices--the typical devices that employees want to bring into the enterprise... Read more...
Motorola's new WLAN security product simulates hacks
Motorola announced a product that helps enterprises secure their WiFi networks by allowing them to simulate WLAN attacks from a hacker's view. The AirDefense Wireless Vulnerability Assessment... Read more...
New iPhone 3GS hacked in two minutes
Last week we wrote about how the new iPhone 3GS offers better security because of better encryption both on-device and in the hardware. But now, information has come to light that the device can be... Read more...
Confidential business information at risk on unprotected mobile phones
A survey of 600 commuters at London railway stations has found that 99 percent of people use their personal phones for some sort of business use. This is in spite of the fact that 26 percent admitted... Read more...
$10,000 cash prize for smartphone hacks
A hacking contest scheduled to kick off March 18 at the CanSecWest security conference will award cash prizes of $10,000 to anyone who is able to break into popular smartphones such as Apple's iPhone... Read more...
