Find here the full Press Release published by Frost & Sullivan today: https://prn.to/2lAM8Rh
This security report presents how secure mobile applications are, according to the industry they are part of. It delivers statistics showing that even in the most sensitive sectors, leaky applications are extremely common, at the expense of data privacy. The results it features to better understand the most widespread app threat and should help orientate security strategies accordingly.
Applications are the first vector of attacks on mobile. In the corporate environment, where nearly 100% of the workforce uses a mobile device for work related purpose, applications are endangering data privacy. To ensure apps don’t cause breach, it is necessary to audit them in a way that will provide enough details to draw an accurate conclusion on their security level. To do so, three main angles have to be analyzed: behaviors, network communications and code vulnerabilities. Globally, the thoroughness and accuracy of the audit is important to eliminate false positive.
Mobility keeps growing in the healthcare industry and professionals increasingly receive, store, manipulate and transmit patients clinical information using mobile devices.
Each smartphone, tablet, and application is an access-point to hospitals, laboratories, etc. systems information, weakening the safety of sensitive data it manipulates.
We often hear about the dark web, the famous hidden face of the Internet whose webpages are not referred in the classical search engines and are only accessible from a dedicated browser. This secret portion of the web would be much larger in terms of size than its visible alter ego, which earned it to be regularly compared to the submerged part of an iceberg.
Pradeo developed an advanced Artificial Intelligence process delivering the most accurate threat detection technology of the market. Through the years, the Pradeo intelligence center has collected 100 billions of mobile security data, implemented 200.000 security rules and detected nearly 1 million severe mobile threats and billions of leaky behaviors.