June 24, 2008
Cellphone security seen as profit frontier
Cellphone security seen as profit frontier
By Byron Acohido
USA Today
The race is on to get businesses and consumers to pay for security for their cellphone the way they do for their PCs.
Tech security companies see a lucrative emerging market for cellphone security products. Researcher IDC predicts businesses and consumers will spend $958 million by 2011, up from $214 million in 2006 spent mostly by corporations...
Security firms are also pitching more elaborate protections to corporate buyers. "Mobile devices represent the most porous piece of the IT infrastructure," says Jeff Aliber, senior director of anti-virus supplier Kaspersky Lab. Read More.
Cellphone security seen as profit frontier
KasperskyCellphone security seen as profit frontier
Related Articles Business News
Kaspersky Lab Joins Forces with Merchant Risk Council to Help Combat eCommerce Fraud
As part of its mission to tackle online fraud, Kaspersky Lab has become the latest company to join forces with the Merchant Risk Council as Premier Solution Provider.Read More >Kaspersky Lab North America Recognized on CRN’s 2018 Security 100 List
Kaspersky Lab North America announced today that CRN®, a brand of The Channel Company, has named Kaspersky Lab to its third annual Security 100 list for endpoint security.Read More >Kaspersky Lab North America Releases its Inaugural Corporate Social Responsibility Report
Woburn, MA – December 19, 2017 – Kaspersky Lab North America today released its inaugural Corporate Social Responsibility Report, profiling the company’s continued commitment to volunteerism and philanthropy in the region over the past 12 months.Read More >