By Allen Kelly on

February 25, 2013

Meet Mo and get the latest mobile security tips from MobileSecurity.com

By Marius Vesterby on

March 20, 2013

Would you throw your smartphone from a bridge in return for $2,000? Many consumers believe their phones are invaluable - as the Norton team discovered recently.

By Zoya Fallah on

February 26, 2013

Symantec's Thomas Parsons, Security Response Director, explains some of the latest security concerns for smartphone and tablet users.

By Zoya Fallah on

February 27, 2013

Here's Mark Kanok at Mobile World Congress 2013 in Barcelona, helping us understand how to avoid potential risks of using a free public Wi-Fi connection.

By Dave Kim on

February 24, 2013

Dave Kim talks about annoying madware (mobile adware) and how to make use of madware detectors, like Norton Spot Ad Detector.

By Mobile Security on

March 02, 2012

A number of interesting themes emerged from Mobile World Congress 2012, and chief among them were speed and long term evolution. Watch as Con Mallon, Director of Product Management for Norton Mobile, walks us through what this means for the consumer.

By Angelica Nava on

July 24, 2012

You may have noticed that sometimes your smartphone uses a 3G network and other times picks up on wifi networks. Do you know the difference between wifi and 3G, and which is more secure? mobilesecurity.com contributor and resident wifi safety expert Mark Kanok breaks it down. 

By Richard Clooke on

July 06, 2012

Many of us have used our tablets to log on to free wifi somewhere or other, but are we tempting fate by using a credit card on an unsecured internet connection? Mark Kanok, contributor to mobilesecurity.com, explains the risks as well as what you can do to minimize them.