Cybersecurity is meant for any kind of organization. Software developers, schools, hospitals, and retail are all subject to vulnerabilities that put their data, personnel, and resources at risk. Kickstart your IT cybersecurity strategy with this free introductory eBook on best practices, common threats, and security frameworks!
The key to having a worry-less trip is… Worrying a bit beforehand! Prepare yourself for your trip with four must-cover tips on how to keep your mobile, and its data, safe while travelling around the world.
We have recently released Prey for education, including a set of new features that are available on all of our supported platforms, with the exception of iOS due to an unexpected delay in the App Store’s review process. Read through for more information.
It’s clear that schools need stronger cybersecurity at this time. This should include countermeasures like effective access controls for the network, especially for the “privileged” administrative back end of school databases and email systems.
Schools inside the K-12 spectrum have become a frequent target for cyber threats that seek to hold both data, and infrastructure, hostage. Learn the challenges IT directors face, and what concerns them the most regarding the implementation of security against data breaches, ransomware, and other attacks.
Never give up on Prey. This couple recovered a phone 4 months after losing it in a mall. Usually, thieves dispose of the device immediately and it might take a while until it is back online after being resold.
When the regular solution fails, you go find the pros! This user didn’t have Prey on its student’s laptop but managed to install it remotely.
The 24th of July Prey was momentarily unlisted from Android’s Play Store due to changes in Android’s Privacy Policy that don’t align with the use of an app camouflage feature. This will be resolved shortly, but it will result in the removal of said feature for Android.
