Source : Inquirer
Based on Trend's security offering
IT'S OBVIOUS really, but Ericsson claims to be the first to have done it. That's introduce a product that offers centralised control over antivirus and SMS spam protection.
It'll mean that mobile operators can stomp on problems before they're even sent out to phones. This version of the product works with smartphones running either Symbian and or the Beast's Windows Mobile OS.
Known as Ericsson Mobile Device Antivirus it will be available as a separate product, as part of a packaged mobile data solution, or as a hosted solution.
Katarina Löweberg, director for mobile applications with Ericsson Enterprise, claimed, "For the first time, mobile operators now have a way to offer their enterprise customers centrally-managed protection for smartphones against malicious mobile code such as SMS spam and viruses."
Based on Trend's micro mobile security product, it's able to protect against multiple threats and report back on crucial information such as virus pattern versions.
Based on Trend's security offering
IT'S OBVIOUS really, but Ericsson claims to be the first to have done it. That's introduce a product that offers centralised control over antivirus and SMS spam protection.
It'll mean that mobile operators can stomp on problems before they're even sent out to phones. This version of the product works with smartphones running either Symbian and or the Beast's Windows Mobile OS.
Known as Ericsson Mobile Device Antivirus it will be available as a separate product, as part of a packaged mobile data solution, or as a hosted solution.
Katarina Löweberg, director for mobile applications with Ericsson Enterprise, claimed, "For the first time, mobile operators now have a way to offer their enterprise customers centrally-managed protection for smartphones against malicious mobile code such as SMS spam and viruses."
Based on Trend's micro mobile security product, it's able to protect against multiple threats and report back on crucial information such as virus pattern versions.