Cities flocking to wireless technologies; 6 ways to secure mobile devices

Opinion
Jul 12, 20072 mins

Latest Wireless news

Survey: Cities flocking to wireless technologies, 07/11/07: A survey of more than 200 North American municipalities finds them flocking to wireless technologies for an array of applications.

Secure Computing releases two-factor authentication for mobile access, 07/11/07: Secure Computing on Monday announced software designed to let corporate users securely access their enterprise network, data and applications from their handheld device or laptop with two-factor authentication.

Podcast: 6 ways to secure mobile devices: Reports say that 40% of enterprises have no policies in place regarding mobile security. Keith Shaw talks with John Jefferies, VP of marketing at RedCannon Security, about RedCannon’s Six Laws of Mobile Security, a new framework for how enterprises can use mobile security best practices to protect private data yet still enable the use of mobile devices. (13:25)

Report: Apple to unwrap less expensive nano-iPhone this year, 07/10/07: Still basking in the glow of its overly hyped iPhone launch, Apple plans to launch a cheaper version of much-sought after devices in the fourth quarter.

Carriers on deck with wireless for All-Star Game, 07/09/07: Baseball fans may be watching Barry Bonds to see if he clobbers another home run at Tuesday night’s Major League All-Star Game, but the nation’s major wireless carriers will be busy watching cellular network congestion in downtown San Francisco.