3 mobile security myths putting your data at risk

As workers become more mobile, IT departments need to take steps to secure smartphones and tablets. But those efforts may be hindered by some incorrect beliefs about mobile security. 

New Android virus spreads through phishing emails

As Android viruses and other types of mobile security attacks become more common, researchers have discovered some new methods hackers are using to spread their malware. 

Hackers’ new technique to spread Android virus

A new Android virus shows what strategies hackers are using to spread malware now – and how susceptible users are to those techniques.

Mobile security vendor: 1% of Android devices will be attacked by malware in 2013

By the end of 2013, roughly 1% of all Android smartphone users will be the victim of a malware infection, according to a new mobile security report. 

Android malware more common than computer viruses, Sophos says

Mobile malware is becoming more common – and now it’s an even bigger threat than viruses attacking PCs, according to a new report. 

Half of Android devices vulnerable to mobile security threats

As more companies allow the use of personal devices for work, mobile security is becoming a bigger concern for IT. And recent research has some bad news about the security of popular Android smartphones and tablets: 

Warning: Malware lurking in the shadows

When it comes to keeping mobile malware off of the company’s network, warning Android users to download apps only from Google Play doesn’t cut it anymore. 

Google unveils $199 Nexus 7 Android tablet

We recently reported on the unveiling of Microsoft’s upcoming Surface tablets, which could be a more business-friendly alternative to Apple’s iPad. Now Google has announced its own tablet, which may be worth a look, especially for groups that will trade some features for a lower price. 

Android or iPad: Which tablet is better for business?

Many businesses and users are turning to tablets as workplace devices. What’s the most popular tablet for use in business? That depends on where you are. 

Forrester: Tablets will be our main computing device by 2016

Many IT departments right now are deciding whether to support tablets for the users in their organizations. But some experts say they soon won’t have a choice.