Week 10 post - Security Concerns
Currently, there are two mainstream operating systems on mobile devices. For Apple and Android developers, security is one of the foremost considerations. Security of company properties and customer’s confidence in privacy are both important.
Simplistically speaking, the basic concept of operating system security of a mobile device is the same as the more robust desktop and laptop computers, but on a smaller scale. Although, iOS and Android devices do not need security software installed like most desktops and laptops. System security is an integrated part of the operating systems and continuously updated by major and minor updates.
The primary methods of data transfer are through cellular, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, near-field communication. There are several best practices are should be strongly considered. The first thing is to ensure the operating system is up-to-date, which will help reduce the likelihood of compromising security. Additionally, be to use dissimilar passwords on your device and do not save all of your passwords on your internet browser to enable auto-filling. Be sure to use the auto-locking feature to prevent free access to your device. Also, limit access to your location by turning off unnecessary access for applications On the external side, don’t use entrusted app vendors and don’t connect to unsecured WiFi access. Lastly, be careful of unknown emails and links.
Simplistically speaking, the basic concept of operating system security of a mobile device is the same as the more robust desktop and laptop computers, but on a smaller scale. Although, iOS and Android devices do not need security software installed like most desktops and laptops. System security is an integrated part of the operating systems and continuously updated by major and minor updates.
The primary methods of data transfer are through cellular, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, near-field communication. There are several best practices are should be strongly considered. The first thing is to ensure the operating system is up-to-date, which will help reduce the likelihood of compromising security. Additionally, be to use dissimilar passwords on your device and do not save all of your passwords on your internet browser to enable auto-filling. Be sure to use the auto-locking feature to prevent free access to your device. Also, limit access to your location by turning off unnecessary access for applications On the external side, don’t use entrusted app vendors and don’t connect to unsecured WiFi access. Lastly, be careful of unknown emails and links.
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