Trend Micro offers mobile security for free
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Trend Micro, a rival anti-virus firm to Symantec, made an announcement stating that it will offer its anti-virus and anti-spam security software for free to users until June, 2005.
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(InfoWorld) - Efforts to establish security standards for mobile devices were boosted Tuesday with the release of the Mobile Trusted Module (MTM) specification. The specification offers a set of standards for mobile phone manufacturers and software developers toÂ store data securely in mobile devices, such as smartphones and wireless PDAs (personal digital assistants). The standards, issued by the Trusted Computing Group industry association, have been years in development. They are backed by numerous companies, such as Nokia, Samsung Electronics, and France TÃ©lÃ©com, which are members of the Trusted Computing Group's Mobile Phone Work Group. Like the Trusted Platform Module used in PCs, the MTM stores information in a secure area of the device to ensure the device's operating system, applications and data haven't been virtually or physically tampered with. It uses a system of "engines" within the device that report the state of their code so that their "trustworthiness" can be established. Vendors can determine whether the MTM should be a discrete silicon chip or a system-on-chip implementation. In addition to helping manufacturers and operators reduce the risk of virus attack and identity theft, the MTM can enable mobile payment and ticketing services. Further information about the mobile phone security specification isÂ available here.Â
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TOKYO, Feb. 22 /Xinhua-PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Trend Micro  ( NASDAQ: TMIC) , a leader in network antivirus and Internet content security software and services, resolved on Feb.
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Two senior security veterans from Trend Micro Inc. are trying to get the industry to change how it classifies malicious software.
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What's good for Redmond is good for us Security provider Trend Micro yesterday announced a brace of Microsoft-based strategies, rolling out improvements for its combo offering on Vista and proclaiming that it will handle antivirus for Hotmail/Live webmail services for a further year.â¦
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UpSnap turns your cell phone in to a search tool, offering free directory assistance lookups using SMS text messaging.
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The task of securing smart phones and other mobile devices can be a thorn in the side of IT managers. Aventail's Connect Mobile can solve those problems.
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The report, released by Trend Micro Inc (è¶¨å¢ç§æ), indicated that the company has issued 30 virus alerts, including two high-risk alerts, this year, an increase of about 90 percent from a year ago.
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Trend Micro Mobile Security Version 1.0 provides antivirus and antispam software for mobile phones running the Microsoft Windows Mobile and Symbian Ltd. operating systems.
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China's Mobile Search Leader Makes Its Services Available for Free to IM                     Users on Handheld Devices and PCs    SHANGHAI, China, Sept. 18 /Xinhua-PRNewswire/ -- mInfo(R) Inc.
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Grisoft has launched the AVG Mobile Security suite for mobile phones, now available as a free beta.
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Blog: This ambitious suite will go beyond basic antivirus and firewall protection for your mobile device.
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As cell phones turn into mobile handheld data devices, companies are exploring ways to protect them from being hacked by a growing number of sophisticated viruses designed specifically to attack the wireless world.
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Microsoft Corp. has chosen the antivirus software maker Trend Micro Inc. to protect Microsoft&#39;s widely used Hotmail Internet e-mail service, dropping most of the antivirus services it had been getting from McAfee.
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The growing functionality of mobile phones is driving demand for new and stronger security products.
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While most mobiles find their way to the trash heap after only a year or two, these decadent devices need their own security details. By Rob Beschizza.
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Technology will allow the addition of biometric security to cell phones, PDAs.