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2013年2月28日 星期四

TrustGo - Android Apps Scan for Security

From an article regarding secure mobile device, I read about TrustGo Antivirus & Mobile Security, which offers a great mix of security features and tools for optimizing your device's performance.
TrustGo is an award-winning Android security apps, and it is completely free. I put both AVG and TrustGo into my Android phone. They work well so far.


TrustGo scans for harmful app.



Oop...one suspect app is found.


Uninstall it, and scanning finishes.



The following shows permissions (e.g., location track, contacts access, etc) acquired by apps. In this examples, 24 Apps on my Android phone track my location. Watch out!



There are still some other useful security tools. Enjoy!


2013年2月4日 星期一

End Point Protection @HK$200, Good for SME

SME's IT Management should be planned in a simple manner, no complication there. This is because of the flatter personnel structure involved, as well as the very limited resources in most SME's IT Supports.

For SME IT Manager who is looking for End Point Protection (DLP, Port Control, Encryption,but no Anti-Virus), I would recommend to start straight away with GFI.

Price for ideas: (for about 200 end points in a SME)
     US$27  Perpetual + 1 year subscription per node
     US$4.5 Renewal of 1 year subscription per node

Deployment is simple. Once management console is installed, nodes connected on network would be auto-detected. On this example, 4 nodes are detected on the network. Then agent would start to be remotely installed onto each nodes. Only AMICEWON is installed in this example. Because I don't have the admin right to other nodes.
So, make sure you have admin right to each node, before you can make things happen.


What you can protect on targeted computer/notebook:


Device control and security settings:


Alert options :