Microsoft wants to bring Defender to our mobile: its security platform will be available for iOS and Android
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If you want to have good protection against threats on your computer, you can opt for a third-party antivirus, to analyze the content of your PC online or for many, for the most practical and economical solution. Betting everything on Defender, Microsoft's integrated solution to protect our computer
The antivirus developed by Microsoft happens to be one of the most interesting options on the Windows scene, but what would you think if you could also install it on devices based on iOS and Android.Although personally I am not a supporter of mobile antivirus, more and more users are betting on these applications in the face of the growing threats that grip our smartphones and Microsoft wants to have a presence in this market niche
Defender on iOS and Android
Microsoft Defender or whatever the app is eventually called, will be able to fit on an iPhone or an Android-based phone when Microsoft becomes Arrange to offer your antivirus in the corresponding application store of each of the platforms. It comes to compete with other alternatives, especially on Android.
Microsoft Defender ATP (Advanced Threat Protection) will have a mobile version and this has been announced by Microsoft, which has more and more presence on iOS and Android platforms with its applications.In fact, two days ago we saw how the Office application came to Android to offer all its office applications in a single app.
In parallel, the American company has informed that Microsoft Defender ATP is also available for customers with Microsoft 365. The objective is that by combining the operation of Defender, Office 365 ATP, Azure ATP and Microsoft Cloud App Security, threats can be detected in emails, applications or between users and once located, the AI is in charge of neutralizing them.
For now, Microsoft has not given more details. We do not know when this version of Microsoft Defender will be accessible from mobile devices.
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