F-Secure Mobile SecurityF-Secure Mobile SecurityTMTodays ChallengesThe first viruses have emerged for mobile phones and it is possible to create malicious code that makes the phone unusable. A virus can cause false billing, unwanted disclosure of stored information, and deleted, corrupted, modified or stolen user data. Protection against harmful content is required on every smartphone.The SolutionF-Secure Mobile Security TM is easy to use and does not require excess device resources or unnecessary user interaction. It automatically scans all files in the background, both in the device and on the memory cards. When an infected file is detected it is immediately quarantined to protect all other data in the system. The antivirus database is updated invisibly in the background when a data connection is used for emails, web browsing etc..Key FeaturesTransparent real-time protection against harmful content in the device and memory cardsAutomatic antivirus database updates from F-Secure Anti-Virus Research to the mobile terminals over an HTTPS data connection or incrementally with SMS messages (incremental updates available later for PocketPC and Smartphone)Automatic detection of data connections (e.g. GPRS, WLAN, UMTS) for updates Over-the-air activation of the antivirus service through HTTPAutomatic self-updates of the F-Secure Mobile Anti-Virus clientDigitally signed antivirus databases and virus signature updates.FirewallAwards
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F-Secure Mobile Security for Series 80
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License | Purchase | |
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| Requirements | 850 KB free space in devices internal memory, full, unrestricted internet connection | ||
| Downloads | 0 | Limitations | None |
| Publisher | F-Secure Corporation | File Size | 0 |
| Date added | 22 Dec 2005 | ||
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