Guide pour la défense contre les menaces mobiles – Page 5

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¹ “Mobile Leak Report 2017,” Wandera.

² “Mobile Malware Evolution 2017,” Kaspersky Lab.

³ “2018 Internet Security Threat Report,” Symantec.

⁴ 2017 Gartner Mobile Security Research Survey. Cette recherche a été réalisée au moyen d’un sondage en ligne mené en novembre 2017 auprès des membres du Gartner Research Circle, un panel géré par Gartner et composé de professionnels de l’informatique et des professionnels de l’informatique. Au total, 85 membres ont participé. Les participants qualifiés comprenaient des utilisateurs finaux d’entreprises ayant un rôle principal dans les domaines informatique ou informatique.

⁵ “How the Copycat Malware Infected Android Devices Around the World,” Check Point.

⁶ “HIDE AND SEEK: Tracking NSO Group’s Pegasus Spyware to Operations in 45 Countries,”The Citizen Lab.

⁷ “Program Overview,” ZERODIUM. As one example, an exploit against iOS today is valued three times as much as one for Windows.

⁸ “Dozens of iOS Apps Secretly Collect Location History for Data Monetization, Analysis Says,” AppleInsider.

⁹ “Check Point to Acquire Lacoon Mobile Security for Industry’s Most Advanced Mobile Threat Prevention,” Check Point.

¹⁰ “Symantec to Acquire Skycure, Providing Customers With Comprehensive Mobile Threat Defense Across iOS, Android and Windows,” Symantec.

¹¹ “Lookout to Offer Microsoft Windows Defender ATP Customers a Comprehensive Mobile Security Integration,” Lookout.

¹² “MobileIron and Zimperium to Deliver First Real-Time Detection and Remediation for Mobile Threats,” MobileIron

¹³ “Windows 10 S Is the Future (but Not the Present) of the Desktop PC,” ZDNet.

¹⁴ “What Is Mobile Threat Defense Integration With Intune?” and “What’s Conditional Access,” Microsoft.

¹⁵ “WhatsApp: Mobile Phishing’s Newest Attack Target,” Dark Reading.

¹⁶ “Fortnite Will Require Android Users to Allow Unknown Sources. Time to Rethink MTD and EMM Policies?” BrainMadden.com.