Sim City: Sir Winston’s New Home
Posted by Sir Winston winston@bullguard.com
Chaps,
Sir Winston here! And I’m thrilled to chat to you about SimCity, arguably the most anticipated game ever. I was obsessed with it as a pup, so the question is – am I obsessed with it now?
BullGuard Receives The Highest Certification From AV-Comparatives
Posted by BullGuard blog@bullguard.com
‘Tis the season to receive
awards!
Last week we were announcing that BullGuard Internet Security 2013 achieved the perfect score in Protection from the AV-TEST Institute. Today, we have yet another exciting announcement to make: in the latest on-demand test performed by Av-Comparatives on 20 antivirus products, BullGuard registered one of the highest malware protection rates, worthy of the highest distinction awarded by the independent testers: The Advanced + Certificate.
Your Mobile Location Is Giving You Away
Posted by Kirsten Dunlaevy kdunlaevy@gmail.com
Did you know that your activity on your phone can be tracked without
your knowledge and used to identify you? Consider for a minute all of the
information you have posted, listed, registered and shared about yourself
across all of the different websites you frequent, and then think about what
would happen if this information was aggregated and put in the hands of a
cybercriminal. Not good, right?
New Mobile Vulnerabilities Discovered Part 2
Posted by Kirsten Dunlaevy kdunlaevy@gmail.com
Androids are suffering from yet another
mobile security issue that you most definitely should be aware of. What is your
first line of defence against cybercriminals and snoopers? Good guess, but no,
it’s not BullGuard Mobile Security… it’s your handset’s lock screen. It’s a
security measure that should be employed by all to protect your mobile device;
in fact, some companies mandate that their employees have their phones on
password protection if they have work email on that device, to ensure mobile
privacy.
Internet Tax… What’s That?
Posted by Kirsten Dunlaevy kdunlaevy@gmail.com
It’s no surprise really that it’s the
United States leading this charge. They love their taxes, and now they’re
trying to tax the internet. So, what does it mean to tax the internet and how
might it affect you, should this pass through legislation and expand as the
norm across the globe?
