Lenovo is implementing the extra security service for its popular and well-known ThinkPad business laptops. As you know ThinkPad laptops are used by many professional corporate users and naturally they always need different security tools to protect their data against larceny.
So, Lenovo is providing new special security service for its selected ThinkPad laptops.
Engadget reports:
The Lenovo Constant Secure Remote Disable feature lets users send a simple text message command via a cell phone to render their PC useless to unauthorized users when the notebook is lost or stolen. Lenovo worked with Phoenix Technologies (Nasdaq: PTEC), a leader in embedded technologies that improve the user experience, to develop this capability. Lenovo's Remote Disable feature will be available on select ThinkPad notebooks equipped with mobile broadband1 starting in 1Q 2009.
Despite availably of various security tools, in U.S. organizations 42% of computer raid in both private and public sectors comes about Laptops.
Lenovo's new Remote Disable helps more about locking stolen laptops and avoiding any access to the data by thieves as fast as possible.
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