Have you ever recorded a video clip on your iPhone – only to discover it has deleted itself after trying to get the camera application to respond… and are wondering why?

In a world where Android smartphones are potential Typhoid Annie’s in your pocket, all the big security companies have released Android Internet Security suites, with Vodafone and McAfee now joining forces to provide protection – and all important backup – for AUD $3 per month.

If you spent $6700 on a mobile phone, you might expect it to find its own way home if you lose it.The TAG Heuer Link smartphone isn't that smart, but it does come with software from Kaspersky to protect the data it contains and to provide GPS tracking of its location.

Australians' summer holiday habits are causing a delayed local rollout of Kaspersky's latest cloud security update.

Although Kaspersky Lab has done a lot of analysis on the worrisomely evolving TDSS malware, and has released its own rootkit killer, BitDefender has also come forth with its own TDL4 removal tool protection.

Although Symantec has only recently launched its Norton 360 v5 software, which uses Norton’s Internet Security and AV engine while being even easier to use and including features like backup, times does not stand still with Symantec’s 2012 Internet Security and AV betas bouncing into view and beta testing from today.

Kaspersky Lab today announced the release of a special edition of Kaspersky Internet Security in partnership with Scuderia Ferrari, coinciding with the launch of the Formula One season.

A new set of modules for Kaseya's systems management framework include anti-virus, anti-malware, and backup.

Kaspersky Lab, the Jackie Chan fans, Russian Internet security company and largest antivirus company in Europe, is not only providing some real competition to the likes of Norton and McAfee, but is set to participate in the launch of Ferrari’s newest F1 car, one which will feature Kaspersky’s Logo on its front throughout the 2011 Formula One season.

Kaspersky Lab, the international Russian tech security titan that is 89th on the list of top 100 Russian companies and growing fast, has launched a range of new products for consumers, businesses, enterprise and government, effectively declaring out-all war to protect its 300m+ users from the cyber criminals that threaten the very Internet as we know it!