INTEGRATED SOFTWARE PLATFORM FOR MALWARE ANALYSIS OF MOBILE TERMINALS
Abstract
Beyond the marketing of IT companies, in the context of escalating cyber-attacks that affect organizations around the world, cyber security solutions have become the primary element in protecting IT infrastructures and devices. The proliferation of Intelligent Mobile Devices and Cloud Technologies, the Internet of Things requires new technological solutions, implemented both at hardware and software levels, to combat threats. This paper summarizes the Integrated Software Platform for Malware Analysis of Mobile Terminals which aims to integrate various software technologies to protect mobile devices.
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