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How we’re helping you avoid scams this tax season
Your browser does not support the audio element. Listen to article [[duration]] minutes It’s tax season, and while you’re dreaming about your refund, scammers are, too. Cybercriminals are using the urgency of tax filing to target consumers via texts, phone, calls, ads and more. Leading into 2026, fraud industry professionals are already reporting a 67% increase in fraud attempts, with tax-related refund update scams leading the surge.
How Android helps you stay safe from mobile fraud apps
As more people use their devices for mobile banking and money management, fraudsters and criminals are increasingly using malicious apps to steal money or account information. Scammers often send phishing messages trying to get you to download a fraudulent app that’s designed to get your financial credentials, either through surveillance or by acting like a legitimate app.
Read this year’s Android Security Paper for the latest on mobile protections
The world is facing a growing number of cybersecurity challenges, and the cost of cybercrime for organizations can range from tens of thousands of dollars to multiple millions. In fact, a recent FBI report shared that more than 800,000 cybercrime-related complaints were filed in 2022, with losses totaling over $10 billion. Mobile devices are popular targets for cybercriminals, so it’s essential to put strong mobile security measures in place.
SMS Safety & Privateness Gaps Make It Clear Customers Want a Messaging Improve
SMS texting is frozen in time. Individuals nonetheless use and depend on trillions of SMS texts annually to alternate messages with mates, share household images, and replica two-factor authentication codes to entry delicate information of their financial institution accounts. It’s laborious to imagine that at a time the place applied sciences like AI are remodeling our world, a forty-year previous cell messaging commonplace remains to be so prevalent.
Improve mobile security with Android Enterprise and Zero Trust
Aug 08, 2023 min read With over 100 unique signals across 30 APIs on Android devices, Android Enterprise's Zero Trust security model helps protect data and devices from anywhere. Al Chappelle Senior Product Manager, Android Enterprise Eugene Liderman Director, Android Security & Privacy Team Zero Trust security is an increasingly important way for organizations to protect their data.
How we’re crushing malware on Android Enterprise devices
android enterprise security.png Eugene Liderman Director, Android Security & Privacy Team Published Oct 27, 2020 October is the time when ghosts do their best haunting. Yet there are other unwelcome guests who cause havoc year-round, trying to sneak into your company phone and make real-world mischief. Malware and other threats are always on the mind of mobile security professionals, which is why the issue gets special attention every October for Cybersecurity Awareness Month.
How Android Enterprise supports a Zero Trust security model
zeroTrustBG_REV5 (1).png Eugene Liderman Android Security & Privacy Team Published Sep 23, 2020 The surge in remote and mobile working has put an increased emphasis on how organizations should best manage and secure device access to critical information. New research from Omdia, in a survey of 700 IT decision makers, found that businesses are expanding and strengthening access controls now that many employees spend very little or no time in the office.
Encryption for everyone: How Adiantum will keep more devices secure
Editor's note: February 5 was Safer Internet Day, but we’ll be talking about it all week with a collection of posts from teams from across Google. Encryption is incredibly important. It underpins our digital security. Encryption encodes data so that it can only be read by individuals with a key. With encryption, you are in complete control of this key, and you can store sensitive information such as personal data securely.
Saving lives, cutting costs, managing your devices
Sponsored Content: UEM boosts productivity and increases efficiency for state and local government agencies. As the leader of a state or local public safety agency, technology may be the furthest thing from your mind. Staying prepared for emergencies is a complex business. You have budgets and priorities to balance, the need to collaborate with multiple organizations, and most of all, the knowledge that at any minute your team must be ready to protect people’s lives and property.
3 ways GIS is improving service delivery for California HHS
Commentary: Undersecretary for the California Health and Human Services Agency says geographic information systems are proving extremely powerful in support of data gathering, integration and emergency response. Public sector organizations are increasingly utilizing geographic information systems, or GIS, mapping capabilities to gain greater operational efficiencies and improve the delivery of their programs and services.
Sacramento opens applications for $1 million in innovation grants
The funding is a central piece of the city's evolving strategy to build the regional tech economy. Colin Wood is the managing editor of StateScoop. Before that, he was a staff writer for Government Technology magazine. Before that, he taught Engl... In its continued pursuit of becoming the nation's next Silicon Valley, the City of Sacramento has announced it is searching for applicants for $1 million in innovation grants.
Three ways unified endpoint technology helps save lives and boost first responder productivity
Sponsored Content: Next-generation public safety officials need the technology to enable them to work faster, improve productivity and cut costs. When life hangs in the balance, every second counts. As a first responder on the front lines of an emergency or disaster, you haven’t a moment to spare. You need to be able to communicate, get and share information, call for help and collaborate in an instant. But how do you do it securely?
New Derived Credentials Solution from VMware
We first wrote about derived credentials in December (“Derived Credentials: What You Need to Know”), including background on National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Special Publication 800-157.
New Derived Credentials Solution from VMware
We first wrote about derived credentials in December (“Derived Credentials: What You Need to Know”), including background on National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Special Publication 800-157.
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