Join the CellTrust team at the U.S. Department of State Technology Expo – February 18, 2010, Washington, DC. Cyber security will be high on the agenda and CellTrust’s Secure Mobile Government team will be there to demonstrate SecureSMS for cutting-edge secure mobile communication.
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Writing on the Facebook blog, vice president of user growth, mobile and international Chamath Palihapitiya said its mobile footprint stretches across virtually every operator worldwide, adding the company collaborates with all major device manufacturers and operators to optimize the user experience for thousands of different handset models as well as multiple operating systems and networks.
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CellTrust, a provider of secure mobile messaging and applications has predicted that the year 2010 is going to mark a milestone as far as mobile security and SMS security in particular is concerned. Mobile devices and text messaging have become more and more intrinsic to everyday life and work and cyber criminals have begun moving to this channel.
SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA – February 11, 2010. CellTrust Corporation (www.celltrust.com), the leading supplier of secure mobile messaging and applications, has announced the launch of its SecureSMS Mobile Banking and Payment Pilot for the African region. CellTrust recently partnered with Maxim-Pro Ltd. (www.maxim-pro.com), based in Abuja, Nigeria, to secure and mobile enable their successful banking platform with the view to extending secure mobile banking and payment services to under and un-banked populations.
Within the first few months of operation, uptake is expected to be high for the new Secure SMS/Text Mobile Banking program launched via CellTrust’s Global SecureSMS Gateway. The pilot will allow end-users to make mobile cash transfers, payments and securely access other microfinance banking products.
SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA - February 10, 2010 – Sean Moshir, Chairman of CellTrust Corporation (www.celltrust.com), the leading supplier of secure mobile messaging and applications, predicted in 2006 the eventual use of agents or apps on the handset and his predictions are now becoming reality. Long envisioning a world in which the mobile device will be crucial to validating identity, Moshir has been one of the industry’s leading advocates of the trusted exchange of relevant, often highly confidential, high-risk and personal data via the mobile device. CellTrust believes 2010 will be a milestone year for mobile security and SMS security in particular, as mobile devices and text messaging become more and more intrinsic to everyday life and work and cyber criminals move to this channel.
For four days, this beautiful Mediterranean city will become the place for mobile leaders to gather, collaborate, conduct business and experience VISION IN ACTION.
There are growing concerns among American intelligence officials about the calamitous potential of a well coordinated attack on the United States IT Infrastructure. this type of attack could result in what is often referred to as a “cyber-Pearl Harbor.”
Mr Dennis Blair said that the recent increase in cyberattacks citing the penetration of Google’s servers from within China, was a “wake-up call” for anyone wanting to diminish or dismiss the threat of computer warfare.
“Sensitive information is stolen daily from both government and private-sector networks, undermining confidence in our information systems, and in the very information these systems were intended to convey”.
Join CellTrust’s Secure Mobile Government team at The Pentagon to experience SecureSMS and the global SecureSMS Gateway to over 200 countries and 700+ carriers.
This unclassified tabletop expo will be held in The Pentagon Conference Center. This event attracts attendees from across the spectrum of DoD components. Last years expo had over 250 attendees including personnel from: DISA, DTRA, ITA, U.S. Navy, NGA, OSD, Pentagon Library, WHS, and Joint Staff. This expo is the perfect opportunity for Celltrust to present products and services to DoD.
2010 Cyber Security Expo will be held at the Ronald Regan Building/International Trade Center and CellTrust will be featuring SecureSMS and its Secure Mobile Virtual Network as senior officials meet to consider cyber security threats.
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Experts Preach Careful Applications Usage for Mobile Security.
This shift will force handheld users to be far more selective about which programs they choose to run on their devices, experts including ESET’s Randy Abrams have observed.
“It looks like 2010 is going to be a pivotal year for mobile malware. We may not see a lot of it, but we are seeing a robust infrastructure reaching enough maturity to support wide scale attacks,” Abrams said in a recent blog post. “A stock Android will probably be relatively safe, but the applications you can choose to put on it may make it very unsafe.”
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CellTrust and its African subsidiary have signed a deal to supply Nigerian banks with a way to provide secure messaging. The Scottsdale company, which developed a secure messaging system for mobile banking and payment services, will supply the product to Nigerian banks required to meet new standards.
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CellTrust of Africa, supplier of secure mobile messaging and applications, partnered with Maxi-Pro, banking platform providers, to enable a secure enterprise messaging solution for the next generation secure mobile banking and payment in Nigeria. CellTrust of Africa will deliver secure messaging applications for the banking platform provider, meeting the Central Bank of Nigeria’s new security criteria. The partnership agrees on extending secure mobile banking and payment services to Nigeria’s under and un-banked population through Maxi-Pro’s extensive customer base across the financial services sector.
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Scottsdale, Arizona, USA and Abuja, Nigeria – January 19, 2010 CellTrust of Africa (www.africa.celltrust.com), the leading supplier of secure mobile messaging and applications (www.CellTrust.com), has provided Maxim-Pro Ltd. (www.maxim-pro.com) with a Secure Enterprise Messaging solution to secure and mobile enable their successful banking platform hile meeting the new requirements of the Central Bank of Nigeria.
Maxim-Pro has partnered with CellTrust to extend secure mobile banking and payment services to Nigeria’s under and un-banked population through their extensive customer base across the financial services sector. An average of 100,000 subscribers are expected in the first six months of operation for the new Secure SMS/Text Mobile Banking program launched via CellTrust’s Global SecureSMS Gateway. Fraud reduction and fewer demands being made on call centers for IVR authentication are also part of the revenue equation at Maxim-Pro.
Join CellTrust’s Secure Mobile Government team in Washington for the U.S. Department of Labor’s annual CIO event to experience the latest in Secure SMS mobile communication.
This is a unique opportunity for CellTrust to exhibit at this secure location. The Department of Labor (DoL) only allows one exposition per year. Last year’s event was one of the best Onsite Expos of the year in terms of attendee numbers and CIO participation. For 2010, the CIO’s office is very enthusiastic about sponsoring the expo; attendance from the Department of Labor (DoL) office is always encouraged and is consistently high. All DoL building personnel are to be invited; however, there is an emphasis on the IT staff.
The Office of the Chief Information Officer has the following roles at DoL: implementation of the Clinger-Cohen Act; laws relating to the Paperwork Reduction Act, the Computer Security Act of 1987 as amended, and other laws, regulations, and guidance. The Secretary of Labor sets priorities and provides guidance for the overall efforts of CIO programs.
Specific areas of responsibility of the CIO include: Information Technology (IT) Management: encompassing enterprise architecture, plans, and accountability for our IT investments and results; Information Management to limit the amount of information required from the public and to report progress in restricting paperwork to that required by law or other essential need; Information Security to protect the availability of the Department’s computer systems, the integrity of business operations, and the confidentiality of sensitive information; and Information Quality Guidelines oversight and maintenance to ensure and maximize the quality, objectivity, utility, and integrity of information, including statistical information, disseminated by the Department.
Knowledge Management, Data Warehousing, Document Management, Mobile Communication, Network Security, PKI, Palm Pilots, Internet/Intranet, Web Technology, Remote Access, Firewalls, and CBT.
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