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Sunday, July 29, 2012

Tablet Security

By Eric Smith


Microsoft in the year 2001 was the first to introduce a moving computer which we know now as a tablet PCs or portable computer. Nowadays any device which is portable and has touch screen features is called a tablet PC. But all these portable computers share a common tablet security problem due to their software design pattern. These tablets offer the features like: Wi-Fi, 3G / 4G, Software Applications, Web Browser Applications and Online Gaming Features.

Microsoft was the first to introduce tablet portable computers in 2001. Now a day any device which is portable and posses a touch screen feature is called tablet PC.

The major areas covered by tablet security companies are the areas of encryption, anti-malware, data leakage, user authentication, application control, anti-theft and recovery and rooted device detection. These are the major factors of concern where the security of a tablet PC undergoes a serious threat. Many people use their tablet PC to hold important documents, bank numbers, credit card numbers, and more. One can now easily understand the value of this particular gadget and hence proper security needs to be provided to it.

We must not forget that it's the 21st century, where you get more than one solution for a single problem and hence tablet security, though a big deal, has many options offered through tablet security companies. The data leakage problem in a tablet is no more a problem as it has been solved by the tablet security companies by providing the enabling and disabling of the tablet by an IT administrator.

Today tablet security is advancing with new ideas and promises of 100% owner security. In recent days the tablet security companies are providing their customers with preloaded applications subjected to the company's security policies. So if you are thinking of buying a tablet PC go for it. You can feel relaxed with security procedures used to keep your information safe




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