A clear trend is emerging in mobile security, and that is artificial intelligence and its integration into our mobile devices. These topics have been covered in numerous patents over the years, and it appears that technology is here to stay. Self-piloted vehicles are expected to soon be zipping around the streets like taxis. This future is augmented reality, and it will present significant challenges to those who have mobile devices.
Terrorists and other criminals may use automobiles as weapons, making this one of the biggest challenges. Al Qaeda and other terrorist organizations have expressed a lot interest in attacking regular cars in big cities like Los Angeles. This would be a major obstacle for the mobile security market segment. This market segment must ensure it is able to protect its assets from this new threat, or else it could suffer severe business losses.
There will be many components that make up the security and protection aspects of the mobile security market. Artificial intelligence is one such component. Rust is a highly efficient programming language that android applications use. This is one of the best things about them. Rust is a unique programming language that compiles to C. This is widely used for programming codes for mobile devices. It is easy to create and compile Android applications because the Rust programming language looks very similar to C.
Rust also supports a variety of internet protocols including TCP/IP and Bluetooth. This area will also see mobile payments. Rust was originally developed to be a network programming language. This highlights its potential for use in mobile payments. Mobile payments, such as mobile security and smart phone, are extremely popular among mobile phone users. There is great potential for growth. This highlights the importance to be able to process payments using the Rust programming language.
In the next five-years, mobile application market revenues will exceed $4.5 billion. Companies in the industry will be closely monitoring what's happening in the global mobile security markets, particularly in light of the growing importance of smartphones and the user base. They are more valuable and useful than desktop computers for users, so they appeal to a wider audience. Enterprises interested in investing in this technology need to first research the market.
In our next articles, we'll be looking at the challenges faced by enterprise IT departments when setting up Rust-based security solutions in North America. We will focus on compatibility with mobile operating system, security of location information in background, regulatory compliance and mobile enterprise data management. These issues could impact Rust-based mobile apps developers and security solutions for enterprise users both in the USA and abroad. Send me an email if you'd like to talk more about this topic. This article aims to give a general overview of the topic.
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