Articles Tagged with ''security apps''

An Austin, Texas-based startup has built an algorithm that predicts security wait times, which consumers can now access on iOS and desktop devices.
 

Capital One is offering customers the chance to replace security questions for some transactions with a swipe of their mobile phones.

Hilton Worldwide introduced a mobile app that lets guests use their smartphone as a room key.

 University of Michigan students have created a new mobile and Web app to keep students safe. 

 Mastercard and Visa are implementing new cybersecurity measures to ensure that hacked credit card data will be less valuable to hackers.

The series supports all standard Linux applications, open-source security and deep packet inspection (DPI) applications that allow for scalability in today’s dynamic threat environment.

The youngest households are abandoning landlines in droves. About two-thirds of households led by people ages 15 to 29 relied only on cellphones in 2011, compared with 28 percent for the broader population.

This line of IP-based “panic” solutions can be used to instantly and discreetly summon police or security via a wide variety of methods – IP phones, auto-calls to mobile devices and handheld radios, desktop pop-ups, base stations and software.

The solution is designed to fine-tune data access and delivery, reducing business risk without hampering employee productivity.