BitDefender Finds IT Security Employees Likely to Disclose Sensitive Information on Social Networks
Study reveals that 81 percent of a large social network’s users would accept the friendship request of and confide in a test profile created for the study without taking many precautions
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BitDefender Internet Security 2010 Receives Esteemed AV-Test Certification
Antivirus software awarded for high scores in the categories of protection, repair and usability
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BitDefender Launches Total Security 2011, Offering Consumers a Simplified and Enhanced Way to Safeguard Their Online World
Performance and Personalization Advancements Give BitDefender Customers Superior Protection from Online Attacks
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BitDefender Finds Exposed Social Media Credentials Often Provide Access to Email Accounts
Study reveals that 75 percent of social networking username and password samples collected online are identical to those used for email accounts
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BitDefender Warns iPhone Jailbreaking: Legal, but Dangerous
After the announcement that iPhone jailbreaking is now legal in the US, a malware-spreading campaign targeting “iPhone unlocking” fans confirms that cybercriminals never lack imagination.
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BitDefender Announces Revamped Channel Program
Security Software Provider Brings New Focus to Partner Marketing, a 100 Percent Margin on First Sale, Aggressive Commissions Thereafter, and Innovative Support Program
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BitDefender Malware and Spam Report Finds E-Threats Exploiting Web 2.0 Platforms
PayPal, eBay, HSBC Top-Phished Institutions; China and Russia Hosting Majority of Malware - Predictions for Malware Activity Over The Second Half of the Year
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BitDefender Online Survey Reveals One-In-Three Canadian Moms Don’t Know Which Social Networking Sites Their Kids Use
Identifies five popular social networking sites parents need to be aware of
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BitDefender Announces BitMoms Online Safety Community
Social Networking Website Focuses on Children and Families
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Survey Finds Americans as Concerned about Contracting a Computer Virus as a Human Virus like H1N1
BitDefender, Kelton Research find that despite concerns about computer viruses most Americans are still unsure of how to protect their personal information online
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