Bitdefender Launches Anti-Theft System For PCs, Android Devices
Confound thieves by locking the phone tight, pinpointing it on a map, or wiping its data.
Bitdefender, a provider of innovative antivirus solutions, has announced the launch of a new anti-theft system for PCs and Android devices that turn the tables on thieves, giving control over the phone, laptop or tablet even when it's in a crook's hands.
Traditionally, a thief could take control of the device simply by stealing it. That changes with Bitdefender Anti-Theft. Now, the thief can pinpointed on a map, the owner is notified if the thief tries to change the SIM card. The owner can completely lock him out of the device, and can even trigger an alarm on the stolen Android phone. The owner can simply wipe the data from the device even while it's in his hands.
"With Bitdefender Anti-Theft, we've extended our world-renowned silent security from the realm of the internet to the actual physical world," said Catalin Cosoi, Chief Security Researcher, Bitdefender. "We now protect you from viruses, phishing, Trojans - plus those brutes who simply want to make off with your devices. If your phone is lost or stolen, you can take action in an instant with Anti-Theft."
Bitdefender Anti-Theft runs stealthily - most thieves won't even know it's there. Plus, it locks the device up tight with PINs and passcodes. Anti-Theft quickly gives back control of the stolen device through an online account - wipe, lock or locate with a few clicks.
Even if the missing Android device is not connected to the Internet, it can be controlled by sending it SMSs, or even make the device call the owner back or answer the next call. The owner can take control via SMS quickly and safely by designating another number designated for this purpose.

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