It’s only October and the online buzz is already conspiring around which devices will see the biggest discounts and demand, from 4KTVs and smartphones to laptops and consoles.
Mac laptop recovered at Santa Monica, CA | Lost+Found: Case CA-77
Prey helped these users arrest a Starbucks-loving thief on the spot! Thus, recovering the laptop and hard drives he had stolen.
Lost, Found, and Recovered: 8 Great Stories From our Users in 2018
It’s always great to see Prey adapt to each circumstance and help our users pull through! So let’s review some of 2018’s stories, shall we?
Phone Security: 20 Ways to Secure Your Mobile Phone
Every bit of sensible information and access now fits in the palm of our hands, inside our smartphones. Learn how to mitigate the risk that mobiles carry with them as attackers turn to target them.
Phone recovered at Venice, Italy | Lost+Found: Case IT-41
This time one of our users left his phone at a supermarket in Venice. After a long run of errands, she realized it was gone!
Mobile Security on Campus: What Keeps IT Managers up at Night
We recently talked with IT managers in schools to help them assess their mobile security strategy and identify the issues they face when keeping student and faculty data safe.
File Retrieval Beta Ends! Now Also on iPhones and iPads | Update
Recover pictures and contacts from your lost iPhone or iPad in Prey’s latest update, which enables the tool for iOS devices.
Phone recovered at Orlando, Florida | Lost+Found: Case OR-11
It doesn’t matter if you’re dirt biking and you lose your phone in a track, Prey will pin-point its coordinates for you to get it back, like this user did.
What Are Cyber Threats: How They Affect You and What to Do About Them
From infiltrations on infrastructure and data breaches to spear phishing and brute force. Online threats are varied and they don’t discriminate organizations from individuals when looking for a target.
Phone recovered at Shasta Lake, California | Lost+Found: Case CA-71
It doesn’t matter if you’re dirt biking and you lose your phone in a track, Prey will pin-point its coordinates for you to get it back, like this user did.
