CPR is the company to call when your smartphone is hacked.<\/p>\n
2010 is not the start of a new decade. We\u2019ll have to wait another year for that. But as the last year of the 21st Century\u2019s first decade, one of a smartphone consumer\u2019s biggest worries is security. There are a whole lot of threats out there. So many viral worms now exist, that they now have their own condo community with its singular zip code starting with 666. Cloud breaches no longer pertain to hailstones falling through a cumulonimbus. We\u2019ve recently seen Heartland Payment Systems\u2019 ugly invasion and been confounded by the Conficker worm \u2013 which renowned journalist Tom Wicker had nothing to do with. In fact, the saying \u201cThere\u2019s nothing sicker than Conficker\u201d may soon be surpassed by the next botnet, phishing scam, or fake anti-virus software to sleaze along. What\u2019s especially ominous to some consumers is that (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" CPR is the company to call when your smartphone is hacked. 2010 is not the start of a new decade. We\u2019ll have to wait another year for that. But as the last year of the 21st Century\u2019s first decade, one…<\/span><\/p>\n