The five best security apps

On last this week’s five apps, we bring you the best tools to keep your phone secure. From locking down your Wi-Fi and passwords to locating and eliminating viruses, with this week’s selection installed your devise will be as safe as houses.

CM Security is our first pick, a comprehensive security app from the makers of Clean Master. This little package includes one of the best antiviruses in the industry as well as offering a host of other functions like erasing your browsing history and defending you while using public Wi-Fi.

We all know that strong, regularly changed passwords is key to online security – but that doesn’t spot most of us using only a handful of easily remembered codes across all of our digital profiles. This is where LastPass comes in, a password manager that organizes all of our passwords and alters them frequently in app.

If you want a dedicated antivirus and malware program, the 360 Security - Antivirus Boost is a safe bet. Free and simple to use, this app improves your devices performance, removes malware, and solves other common security problems – including the ability to remotely lock your phone.

Want to stay private when connected to Wi-Fi? Then you need Secure Wireless. This intelligent VPN detects dangerous active in networks and protects you from them. This ensures that no one can access your device whatever Wi-Fi network you are connected to.

Sometimes it’s those things you don’t want, but want to make sure no one else can ever have, that can cause the biggest issue. Secure Wipe is a mobile tool that ensures anything you erase is gone for good by overwriting deleted files and images to ensure nothing of the original left.

That’s it for this week. With Fallout 4 our next week, we are dedicating the show to five apps that will help you survive the/an apocalypse. Let us know if you have any survival apps that might help in the comments and I’ll see you next time.