Mobile security is one of the issues most important has taken in recent months, largely due to the revelations of Edward Snowden on spying the NSA and the governments of each country as well as attacks on popular services such as which recently eBay and Spottily. Given this, there are phones that claim greater security than others, such as BlackBerry, while Android and iphone for example, is under the stigma of insecurity and vulnerability. However, this could change with a new security chip from the Research Institute of Electronics and Telecommunications of South Korea (ETRI): the Meemo chip.

This chip is barely 5 square millimeters in size, may be integrated into any smart phones or tablet to increase security to be integrated to detect intrusions or unwanted changes in the software, such as a change that violates the security or any kind of malware, for which you may also alert the user. In addition, this chip would have the ability to carry data encryption, password protection and recognition of the originality of certificates and electronic signatures to any threat or attack that could jeopardize safety. If the chip were to detect a hack or possibility thereof, warn the user and the phone company through a message so that both parties are aware that their systems or data could be violated. This is where Mobile Security Company in Mexico, Webimprints is helping corporate securing their mobile communication.

As with any new technology, web applications are accompanied with a new security vulnerabilities. All the defects are detected more frequently has evolved to wave over time: the new attacks are designed in a way that is difficult to detect. It is undisputed that at the present security in web applications is the main battleground between attackers and Network administrators. Access controls is one of the areas of web application security that is easier to understand, but you need to carefully implement a comprehensive methodology and properly document the implementation.

Often, web application developers implement access control functions on a base piecemeal, adding code to individual pages in cases that have registered some kind of access control, cutting and pasting the same code from one page to other pages. In this way of working there is a serious risk of introducing defect resulting in a loosely implementation of access control. Webimprints offers Web Application Security Services to find such vulnerabilities and loop holes in the web applications. For more information visit www.webimprints.com