Teen love can be all consuming. And don’t say you don’t remember – we’ve all gone through it! The world stops. Nothing else matters (particularly not school work). Love takes over… You are Sitting On Top Of The World (to use Delta Goodrem’s expression!) When you are in love (and not particularly worldly) you may Read more…
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What happened to the big stories? What were the big stories? What do you do on day 4 of MWC?
Tags: Mobile, mobile security, MWC, mwc13
My role at McAfee takes me around the globe to speak with customers and partners, assess different security strategies, and survey current and emerging threats facing the different regions and industries. To those ends, my team and I recently conducted an informal poll of security industry practitioners and found that while there was a positive Read more…
Tags: RSA
Last week, as I was preparing for the RSA Security Conference, the McAfee Labs Threats Report was published. Although preoccupied with my product launch presentation, I realize the information in the report is worth the break because it adds credence to my work-in-progress presentation on our new Comprehensive Malware Protection (CMP) strategy. CMP is essentially Read more…
Tags: Autorun, CMP, Comprehensive Malware Protection, malware, McAfee Labs, Network Access, Network Security, Rootkits
Mobile browsing, more infographics, and video highlights from the last full day in Barcelona
Tags: mobile security, MWC, mwc13
Now, I am not a risk taker, but I would challenge anyone to find an Aussie teen who hasn’t embraced social media. Whether it is Facebook, Instagram or Twitter, the digital world is the teens’ playground. Our teens are often described as digital natives – they’ve never known life without the online world. They seem Read more…
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At RSA today we announced our new Comprehensive Malware Protection. This is yet another, in a long list of announcements that demonstrate the security industry is going through a major transformation. The reason; you can’t adequately protect customers from the volume and sophistication of today’s cyber attacks without an integrated security platform that proactively and Read more…
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The future of mobile, the connected home, and a scary ride (sort of)
As a general rule, technology companies do a very good job at product marketing–figuring out how the product they want to sell will solve a very specific customer problem. But seldom do they take a broader view of the actual customer need, which is typically solved through a combination of interrelated products and services. When Read more…
Tags: Comprehensive Malware Protection, McAfee, Network Security, Security Connected
It’s a common misconception that mobile malware is a problem limited to users in a particular geographical region such as China or Eastern Europe. Last week, McAfee Labs mobile research department received a mobile malware sample that targets Android mobile phone users in South Korea. The sample pretends to be a popular coffee shop coupon Read more…
Tags: Android, sms, South Korea, trojan