The world is facing a growing number of cybersecurity challenges, and the cost of cybercrime for organizations can range from tens of thousands of dollars to multiple millions. In fact, a recent FBI report shared that more than 800,000 cybercrime-related complaints were filed in 2022, with losses totaling over $10 billion.
Mobile devices are popular targets for cybercriminals, so it’s essential to put strong mobile security measures in place. Collaboration is also critical to improving mobile security. Developers, device manufacturers, security researchers, vendors, academics and the wider Android community constantly work together to discover and mitigate platform vulnerabilities as part of the Android Open Source Project.
To share and document the latest Android security capabilities, we’ve published an update to the Android Security Paper. The paper provides a comprehensive overview of the platform’s built-in, proactive security across hardware, anti-exploitation, Google Security Services and the range of management APIs available for businesses and governments alike.
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