Malware news from FierceMobileIT

Just because your mobile device uses a different operating system than your database server doesn't mean that malware and attacks can't move from your handheld to your server. As the number of... Read more...

Signs of Maturity?
Anyone who has kids (or who has been a kid) knows that growing up can be fun, but it's almost never easy. We get to see both sides... Read more...

This week at the RSA Conference in San Francisco, Kaspersky Labs will introduce anti-virus protection for Windows Mobile and Read more...

It's been heralded as a future risk, but actual malware has begun hitting the mobile user environment, especially in Japan and Europe. There's still plenty of time to put some security in place... Read more...

There were several encouraging news items this week about mobile devices and advancement on the open source technology front. Given Linux's stability and tougher security shell, open source could be... Read more...

There's no going back when it comes to cell phones. Everyone seems to have one, and they use them at work more and more. The headache for IT leaders is making sure that cell phones don't bog down... Read more...

There's an interesting article in today's New York Times on how mobile devices have overtaken the... Read more...

Over in the world of PC spyware, virus attacks and malware, there's a continuing issue of getting one name tacked to each virus instead of today's typical half dozen. The latest threat had more than... Read more...

There have been some early headlines about malware (spam, Trojans and viruses) being aimed at the mobile user base, but the problem isn't anywhere near what desktop threat levels are. Thus,... Read more...