The first mobile phone anti virus solution for the Middle Eastern region

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New Zealand based SimWorks has signed a strategic partnership deal with CITI Telecommunications International based in United Arab Emirates to market their Mobile Anti-Virus solution across the arab world.

'Protect your phone from viruses with Simworks Anti-Virus. SimWorks Anti-Virus actively scans and protects your phone from viruses. Unlike other products which operate from a PC, SimWorks Anti-Virus actually runs on your phone so you're protected 24x7, not just at your desktop.' says Aaron Davidson, CEO SimWorks

SimWorks Anti-Virus protects phone's from all known viruses including Cabir a, Cabir b, Cabir c, the Mosquitoes dialer trojan and the recently discovered Skulls trojan SimWorks Anti-Virus also protects against and repairs damage caused by the Mabir.a Virus, Skulls.f trojan, Locknut.d trojan Locknut.e trojan, Locknut.f trojan, Drever.b trojan, Drever.c trojan, and Drever.d trojan! and is compatible with all phones using the Symbian operating system such as the popular SonyEricsson P800/P900 and Nokia's 6600 says Adel Alamadi, CEO, Citi Telecommunications international.

Features: SimWorks Mobile Anti-Virus
- Phone based application, providing anytime, anywhere protection.
-Real time scanning of files and messages as they arrive provides immediate protection.
- Manual scan & Viewable log.
- Auto scan at user defined intervals.
- Auto starts when your phone is turned on.
- Includes annual subscription to the SimWorks Anti-Virus update service.
- Transferable to any compatible new phone that you purchase.

'With more and more smart phones shipped every year your phone is becoming a lot more attractive to virus writers and unlike traditional PC viruses, there's a much higher chance that a virus on your phone will hit you in the pocket says Dilip,' Chief Technology Officer ¡V CITI Telecommunications International.

What could a Mobile Phone Virus do?
- Permanently burn out your SIM card;
- Delete your address book;
- Randomly send pictures from your phone's camera to people in your address book;
- Make an expensive overseas phone call;
- Use your phone to send SMS spam;
- clock up expensive data charges;

'I guess that we'd just like to add that the time is fast approaching when consumers, and enterprises and operators need to start taking the mobile viruses threat seriously. Enterprises and operators should be evaluating solutions now so that they are prepared for the inevitable.

Enterprise customers and operators should contact us for more information on pricing and an opportunity to evaluate how our mobile solutions can meet their needs. Says Rohan F. Britto, Director Operations,' CITI Telecommunications International.