智能手机杀毒软件--Symantec Mobile Security 4.0[Bin]

中文名称：智能型手机防毒软件
英文名称：Mobile Security
资源类型：Bin
版本：4.0
发行时间：2005年
制作发行：Symantec
地区：美国
语言：英语
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软件简介：

Symantec公司日前宣布推出行动安全解决方案－Symantec Mobile Security 4.0，这是为目前市面上唯一针对智能型手机操作系统－Symbian OS的安全解决方案，将防毒及防火墙技术整合于单一解决方案中，提供数款Symbian 60及Symbian 80平台的智能型手机，像是Nokia 9300或Nokia 9500企业型行动装置，免于病毒、木马程序及病虫等网络威胁的攻击及入侵；Symantec Mobile Security 4.0 for Symbian 行动安全解决方案为两年期的下载服务，适用于某些特定的诺基亚 (Nokia)及松下 (Panasonic)智能型手机。此外，目前Symantec也提供Symantec Mobile Security 4.0 for Symbian解决方案60天免费试用版，使用者可至Symantec网站下载体验试用。

　　Symbian操作系统是全球为数最多的智能型手机所选用的作业平台，截至目前为止，全球Symbian智能型手机出货量超过2500万台，40多种Symbian智能型手机行销到全球各地超过200家行动通讯服务厂商；Symantec Mobile Security 4.0 for Symbian能够抵御今日演化中的无线运算环境所衍生的安全隐忧。如同笔记本型电脑一般，智能型手机近来广泛被应用在各个层面，这些行动装置与笔记本型电脑一样，均暴露在网络威胁高度的风险下。根据Symantec近来委托InsightExpress 所进行的一项调查显示，智能型手机使用者除了使用娱乐功能外，他们还会利用这些无线装置来发送电子邮件、实时传讯、浏览网站、通过网络下载及分享文件，甚至是查询其银行账号数据明细。

　　该调查结果指出，54%的智能型手机使用者会通过手机寄发及传送含有个人机密信息的电子邮件；超过40%的使用者会用智能型手机存取他们的银行账户信息；而在调查中有近三分之一的回答者会存取其信用卡的账户资料。大多数的智能型手机使用者(55.7%)会在其手机里储存机密的个人数据、工作机密信息、或是客户数据。

　　于此同时，针对无线装置的网络威胁也迅速的增加。根据Symantec今年3月公布的第七期Symantec网络安全威胁报告中指出， 2004年6月发现了首个针对智能型手机的食人鱼Cabir病虫。到了2004年12月底，食人鱼病虫已经出现了11只变种，2005年2月时，食人鱼病虫在美国地区首次出现扩散的迹象。在过去9个月间其它针对智能型手机的威胁也纷纷出现，包括了Mos、Skulls及武士病虫等数只木马程序。

　　Symantec Mobile Security 4.0正式安装后，会立即提供特定的Series 60平台手机及Nokia 9300及9500系列智能型手机，结合防毒及防火墙的整合式安全防护。这项行动安全解决方案能够主动抵御所有 Symbian 平台上的文件型恶意程序，如病毒、木马程序及病虫。实时自动及手动病毒扫瞄可保护智能型手机里的文件不受病毒虫感染，另一方面，防火墙功能在过滤内寄与外送的联机时，可根据规则清单判定拦阻或允许该联机。为了确保智能型手机不受新兴威胁的攻击，Symantec独家的LiveUpdate Wireless无线更新服务，使用者可通过智能型手机连上无线网络后，随时下载最新的病毒防护更新。

Symantec Corp. (Nasdaq: SYMC), the global leader in information security, today announced Symantec Mobile Security 4.0 for Symbian. As the only security solution for Symbian OS?mobile devices to provide integrated antivirus and firewall technologies, Symantec Mobile Security 4.0 for Symbian protects Symbian OS-based Series 60 and Series 80 smartphones, such as the Nokia 9300 and 9500 enterprise devices, from network intrusions as well as from viruses, Trojan horses, and worms.

"To ensure that individuals and businesses are protected in an increasingly wireless environment, Symantec is delivering targeted solutions to address the emerging virus and security threats brought by pervasive mobile communications," said Sarah Hicks, vice president, Strategic Opportunities, at Symantec. "Through solutions such as Symantec Mobile Security for Symbian, Symantec is helping ensure that consumers and enterprises have the most effective and prudent tools for thwarting the growing number of wireless attacks."

Symantec Mobile Security 4.0 for Symbian is available as a two-year downloadable service for users of select Nokia and Panasonic smartphones. In addition, a free 60-day trial version of Symantec Mobile Security 4.0 for Symbian is available for download from the Symantec website.

"Symbian OS powers the world's most popular smartphones with over 25 million Symbian OS-based phones shipped to date and over 40 Symbian OS phone models currently shipping to over 200 mobile carriers worldwide," said Jerry Panagrossi, vice president of US operations, Symbian. "Symbian takes mobile security issues very seriously and continuously evolves Symbian OS to further enhance the security integrity of networks, handsets, and users' data. Symbian's partnership with Symantec and other leading mobile security solution providers ensures the availability of a range of security solutions that complement Symbian OS's integrated security model. Symantec Mobile Security 4.0 for Symbian, combined with the Symantec LiveUpdate Wireless service, provides a robust end-to-end security solution available to both consumers and enterprises."

Symantec Mobile Security 4.0 for Symbian offers protection from the security concerns surrounding today's evolving wireless computing environment. Smartphones are increasingly being used in much the same way as notebook computers, putting these devices at risk of threats that are similar to their mobile PC counterparts. According to a recent survey conducted for Symantec by InsightExpress, smartphone owners use their wireless devices not only for entertainment but also for emailing, instant messaging, browsing the Web, and downloading and sharing files over the Internet as well as for checking financial accounts. The survey found that 54 percent of smartphone owners use their devices to send and receive emails that include confidential personal data; more than 40 percent access bank accounts using their smartphones; and nearly one third of respondents access credit card accounts. The majority of smartphone users (55.7 percent) also store confidential personal, business, or client data on their devices.

At the same time, threats to wireless devices are increasing. According to the March 2005 bi-annual Internet Security Threat Report issued by Symantec, the first worm to target smartphones, Cabir, was released in June 2004. By the end of December 2004, 11 new variants of Cabir were reported, and in February 2005 Cabir surfaced for the first time in the United States in the wild. Other threats to smartphones also have been reported over the last nine months, including several Trojan horses-e.g., Mos, Skulls, and CommWarrior.

From the moment it is installed, Symantec Mobile Security 4.0 for Symbian provides integrated antivirus and firewall capabilities for select Series 60 and Nokia 9300 and 9500 smartphones. This solution delivers proactive protection against all Symbian file-based forms of malicious threats, such as viruses, Trojan horses, and worms. Real-time automatic and on-demand virus scan capabilities protect files that are stored on the smartphone, while the firewall intercepts both incoming and outgoing connection attempts and blocks or permits them based on a list of rules. To ensure that devices are protected against new threats, LiveUpdate Wireless allows users to download the latest virus protection updates when the device has access to a wireless Internet connection.

In an enterprise environment, Symantec Mobile Security 4.0 for Symbian offers administrators and end users simple and flexible management control. Configurable client settings can be set by an administrator and pushed over the air in a configuration file to the smartphone via third-party mobile device management systems. All client security components are updated using LiveUpdate Wireless technology over HTTP connections to a Symantec LiveUpdate server or a company-hosted server. Administrators can locally or remotely configure, lock, and enforce security policies for devices and can send SMS messages to the devices to trigger client applications to perform remote antivirus scans and updates.

Symantec Mobile Security 4.0 for Symbian is backed by Symantec Security Response, a team of dedicated intrusion experts, security engineers, virus hunters, and global technical support teams that work in tandem to provide extensive coverage for enterprise businesses and consumers. Symantec Security Response provides customers with comprehensive, global, 24x7 Internet security expertise to guard against today's complex Internet threats

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