Quick Heal makes Security for Android Phones

VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE

Quick Heal Technologies has launched Mobile Security Suite for Android-based smartphones. With this launch, the company has taken a quantum leap towards addressing the global market of Android smartphone users.

Kailash Katkar, Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer, Quick Heal Technologies said, "Smartphones have become an indispensable and important part of personal and professional lives. People have gone beyond basic entertainment, ringtones and have started using mobiles for advanced applications such as email, browsing, m-commerce and banking. We have used our deep research and knowledge in antivirus technology to address the security and information safeguarding needs of such users. We plan to launch security solutions for Blackberry platforms shortly."

Quick Heal Mobile Security for Android is believed to be a complete security solution that offers a host of features, such as, virus protection, call blocking, SMS blocking, anti-theft and data protection features. The automatic real-time virus and spyware scan comes with optional manual scan for installed applications. Call filtering allows users to block unwanted calls by configuring Black and White lists. The SMS blocking feature is said to enable silent blocking of malicious SMSs, unwanted spam SMSs and fraudulent SMSs. Data protection allows user to lock lost or stolen phones remotely and wipe the personal data remotely by sending a pre-defined SMS. This powerful product also has anti-theft feature to trace/locate a lost or stolen phone and has the capability to render the device unusable once stolen.


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