Think of the last time you received a sensitive piece of information. Perhaps it was news of a highly anticipated project at work finally getting the green light, or maybe a not-for-public-consumption update about a friend’s pregnancy. Now recall what you did with that information. Did you keep it to yourself or did you share it with a significant other or trusted friend?
Topics: Mobile Security, Government Security, Data in Vicinity, Security Enterprise Services, Cyber Security News
I’m happy to share that the Air Force, through its Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program, has awarded Privoro a prototyping contract for our government smartphone security solutions. You can learn more by reading our press release announcing the contract.
Topics: Mobile Security, SafeCase, Mike Fong, Blue Force Tracking, Air Force, SBIR, Small Business Innovation Research, USAF
In the last 12 months, the threat of compromised smartphone cameras and microphones has taken on bigger real estate in the public consciousness, transforming from a largely abstract fear into a real, widespread and potentially devastating problem. The bad news is that this problem will get worse before it gets better. The good news is that security-centric organizations are looking for ways to proactively defend against this threat. So what will the next 12 months hold in store? Below, I’ve outlined six mobile security predictions for the coming year.
Topics: Mobile Security, Privoro, Smartphone Vulnerabilities, Smartphone Security, spyware, SafeCase, Data in Vicinity, Smartphone Anti-Surveillance
We started Privoro in 2013 not merely as a company, but as a philosophy: that security and privacy need not be casualties of our hyper-connected, sensor-driven, mobile-first world. That we should be able to trust and control our electronic devices. That our information is ours alone, and we should be able to control how it is accessed and shared.
Topics: Mobile Security, Privoro, Smartphone Vulnerabilities, Data Privacy, Smartphone Security, spyware, SafeCase
Because we believe that people, businesses and governments should be able to trust and control their electronic devices and the sensitive information that is shared around them.
Topics: Mobile Security, Privoro, Data in Vicinity