laptops
42% of lost mobiles have no security in place to protect data, says report
Out of those who reported that they had lost devices, 42% had no security measures in place, and one in five contained access to work-related documents or email. Young, male Londoners, you're the worst when it comes to losing stuff, but take heart: you're the best at making sure your lost gadgets are secured.
US customs can and will seize laptops and cellphones, demand passwords
If you don't like the idea of the US government reading the sensitive contents of your computer, you may wish to take steps before you travel there.
How to stay safe when traveling for the holidays
Whether you approach the holiday travel season with dread or excitement chances are you will be carrying one or more mobile devices and looking for those last minute travel bargains. Naked Security's Lisa Vaas provides her advice on what to watch out for this year.
Toddlers and technology: a bad mix?
Do your kids use your phone, laptop or tablet? Turns out you are not alone. A recent survey shows that 60% of little people aged six months to two years play with such devices. Question is, what are the security implications?
UK councils fined £150,000 for data loss, but who gets the cash?
Turns out that password protection just ain't enough anymore. Councils need to encrypt laptops as well, and this was an expensive lesson for UK councils Ealing and Hounslow to learn. Question is: who benefits from these fines?
Computer security in schools
Getting computer security right in a school is much trickier than doing so in a business. How much money can you spend? How much time can you devote to the problem? Should you have a regime in which you enforce Read more…







