BlackBerry steps up BB10 app security to steer clear of malware

A little over a week ago, BlackBerry unveiled its BB10 mobile OS and the first two handsets - the Z10 and Q10 - to run it. The company also removed the wraps

February 07, 2013 / 10:45 IST

In an effort to introduce a big differentiating factor in the market, BlackBerry has inked a deal with Trend Micro to add security for third-party apps. One of the pain points in mobile security is the prevalence of malware, even within authorised applications markets, and BlackBerry is seemingly steering clear of the malware issues afflicting Android.

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first published: Feb 7, 2013 10:39 am

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