If $200M in funding doesn’t cut it, do like this company and take on a lot more
AirWatch, a mobile security company, brought on another $25 million in its first round of funding after getting hundreds of millions in February.
AirWatch, a mobile security company, brought on another $25 million in its first round of funding after getting hundreds of millions in February.
"Despite the Bush years of let's go play in another war, there's a very tight, close alliance between Canada and the USA," says Rick Segal, CEO of Canadian startup Fixmo.
Good Technology has secured $50 million in new equity funding, according to an SEC filing.
Last week I bought 13 laptops from WalMart.com. There were only two problems: I didn't buy them, and they weren't being shipped to my house. I'd been hacked.
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Symantec announced yesterday that it will be restructuring the company and laying off some of its staff as a result. That number could be as high as 1,000 employees, though Symantec CEO Steve Bennett says the focus is not on the number, but on the efficiency.
Lookout Mobile brought its mobile security app to a new tablet today: the Kindle Fire.
Enterprise storage and security business Imation has agreed to buy smaller storage provider Nexsan for $120 million in cash and stock. The deal could help Imation out of a long-standing slump.
The CIA's venture arm, IN-Q-Tel, strikes strategic partnership with mobile security company Tyfone.
You're going to find Lookout Mobile on more phones in Europe. The company announced a partnership with French telecommunications company Orange, which will start preloading the software onto its Android phones starting in 2013.
Symantec is catching up to competitors today, with the latest version of its Norton Mobile Security offering. The new version lets you backup your contacts and puts a strong focus on a web dashboard where you can manage your devices.
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If you have Lookout Mobile on your iPhone or iPad -- a security app that, among other things, helps you locate your device when it's lost -- you can now find your phone even if the battery's dead through a feature called Signal Flare.
Solving the gigantic problem brought on by the bring-your-own-device (BYOD) movement is by no means no simple.
Highlighting deficiencies in the default Android security, Verizon is introducing its own security app.
MobileSpaces pulls in $3 million from Accel Partners to scale its mobile workspace, which segregates personal and professional applications, and keeps your data safe.
Mocana wants to be a huge,public security company one day. It thinks of itself as the new kid, beating out old guys who have trouble moving away from the PC. Looks like it's the new, rich kid, too, as the company announced $25 million in its fourth round of funding today.
Enterprise cloud storage startup Box has added a slew of updates to its main product, including universal administrator search, more mobile security features for iOS and Android, and multiple e-mail domain support, the company announced Thursday morning.
Box now has …
Carrier IQ, a company once vilified for its handling of user data, has just announced its latest hire for the key position of chief privacy officer. New employee Magnolia Mansourkia Mobley comes to Carrier IQ from Verizon, where she served …
As consumers venture out of walled-garden app stores, mobile malware is bound to pop up, and as it does, consumers (and businesses) frequently begin to ask how they should be protecting themselves and their devices. Is a mobile antivirus the …