A new online tool will help consumers develop a 10-step...
A new online tool will help consumers develop a 10-step security plan to protect their smartphones from cybersecurity threats, the FCC said Tuesday. The tool, which the FCC said it developed with the Department of Homeland Security, the Federal Trade…
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Commission, CTIA, the National Cyber Security Alliance, smartphone security company Lookout and others, allows consumers to develop the plan based on their smartphone’s operating system (http://xrl.us/bn63dx). The tool’s release coincides with the holiday gift-giving season, which FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski said is the perfect time to remind consumers of ways to protect their mobile devices. “With less than half of smartphone owners using passwords to protect their devices, this new tool will be of particular value to millions of Americans,” he said in a statement (http://xrl.us/bn63eo).