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Guru3D.com » News » Samsung Smart TVs and Smartphones get McAfee security software

Samsung Smart TVs and Smartphones get McAfee security software

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 03/01/2019 09:31 AM | source: | 24 comment(s)
Samsung Smart TVs and Smartphones get McAfee security software

Samsung has extended a partnership with McAfee to put company security software on multiple types of devices. Among other things, Samsung will install McAfee Security for TV on its TVs this year. The new S10 smartphones also gets McAfee software.

As the cyber threat landscape has evolved and grown over the years, consumers have taken notice of new risks but have been slow to change their habits. According to recent McAfee surveys, 45% of worldwide respondents said that identity and privacy are their biggest concerns for online risks, and 20% said that they would use unsecured Wi-Fi to make an online purchase. What most consumers tend to overlook is that Wi-Fi wasn’t born to be secure; it was born to be convenient. There are many ways for hackers to see who’s connected on a wireless connection and to gain access to personal information, which calls for companies to build security in from the start in order to better protect consumers.

“Due to the growing threat landscape and expansion of the attack surface, it’s more important than ever that consumers protect not only traditional devices like smartphones, PCs and laptops, but also connected home devices, such as Smart TVs,” said Terry Hicks, executive vice president, consumer business group, McAfee. “By working together with Samsung to provide comprehensive cross-device protection, we’re delivering essential security protection to more than 500 million customers, giving them the confidence they need to protect what matters.”

Smartphones

The Samsung Galaxy S10 will soon join the existing Samsung Galaxy lineup and come pre-installed with anti-malware protection powered by McAfee VirusScan, as well as Samsung Secure Wi-Fi service, for which McAfee provides the backend infrastructure.

Secure Wi-Fi is provided in the U.S. for T-Mobile and U.S. Cellular customers. Customers in Europe are able to experience this service in selected markets*. Samsung provides 250 MB of monthly data volume at no cost, with the option for users to purchase unlimited daily or monthly bandwidth.

Samsung takes protecting consumers seriously and Samsung’s Secure Wi-Fi helps to safeguard sensitive information with encryption, which will reduce the security threats associated with using unprotected public and private Wi-Fi spots while on the go.

PCs and Notebooks

In addition to pre-installed McAfee LiveSafe on all previously announced Samsung PCs and laptops in 2018, the software is now available on the new Samsung Notebook 9 Pen, Samsung Notebook 9 Pro and Samsung Notebook Odyssey. All Samsung laptop users are able to enjoy to a 60-day free trial and will receive special discounts after the trial period is over.

Smart TVs

McAfee extended its contract to have McAfee Security for TV technology pre-installed on all Samsung Smart TVs produced in 2019. Along with being the market leader in the Smart TV category worldwide, Samsung is also the first company to pre-install security on these devices, underscoring its commitment to building security in from the start. McAfee Security for TV scans the apps that run on Samsung smart TVs to identify and remove malware.







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#5645347 Posted on: 03/01/2019 08:47 PM
Good thing Sony is still relevant and has the best warranty around.

I mean let's not hail Sony as the crowning pinnacle of an excellent TV OS, though they do sound better than this nonsense. While they do use basic android they do (until version 7.0, still waiting on the delayed roll-out of 8.0) serve ads directly to your home screen (which you can disable the service for) and include a multitude of bundled sony apps that you cannot remove.

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#5645432 Posted on: 03/02/2019 04:24 AM
i guess 50-60-80-90" monitors will be a thing soon soon

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#5645440 Posted on: 03/02/2019 06:19 AM
McAfee is nowadays owned by some private "investment" company with suspiciously high assets. It's could be connected to USA government.

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#5645463 Posted on: 03/02/2019 11:27 AM
As if McAfee would catch a malware or virus these days...Only thing it catches are Indian scammers that use it to extort money.

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#5645528 Posted on: 03/02/2019 06:53 PM
The IoT craze will put high-risk security holes/vectors into anyone's network. As the article says, cross-device protection is offered, and people are made aware of this.
Thus, in a way, they open a new market where to preinstall, and later on sell more antivirus licenses.
Future may seem bright to some, but to a minority, future is bleak as night's fog.
"Hey, let's watch a movie and order pizza!
Can't, my smarTV+smartphone want to renew the antivirus licence, and won't work without them !"

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