Jim Dolce

Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board

Jim Dolce is the Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board of Directors at Lookout. He has been the founder of four successful technology companies and has held executive positions at both Juniper Networks, Inc. and Akamai Technologies, Inc. Jim joined Lookout in March 2014 to guide the cybersecurity company into its next stage of growth. That included re-architecting Lookout’s products, leadership, and workforce to serve large businesses and government agencies that seek to embrace the benefits of mobility without sacrificing security. In addition to his responsibilities at Lookout, Jim is a dedicated philanthropist. His Foundation supports education for groups that have historically been underserved in the STEM fields, including women and students from low income areas, as well as programs providing essential services to veterans and military families. He holds a bachelor’s degree in computer engineering from the University of Rhode Island.

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Beyond One-Size-Fits-All: Why You Need Security Tailor-Made for Mobile

With numerous vendors vying for the attention of IT security teams, each claiming to secure mobile devices, it's crucial to differentiate between the various approaches.

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Lookout Named Visionary in 2022 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for SSE

We believe our strong position in the “Completeness of Vision” axis demonstrates the alignment of the Lookout Platform with the market direction.

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Lookout and U.S. Govt. on New Vision for Zero Trust

We're excited that we have been selected by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) to collaborate on its Zero Trust architecture development efforts.

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Future of Cloud-Delivered Security: Lookout Acquires CipherCloud

Today Lookout announced that we’ve acquired CipherCloud, a leading cloud-native security company that operates in the emerging Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) market.

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The Next Normal Is Emerging

As we look past the current shelter-in-place measures, a “new normal” is expected to emerge where more of us work remotely most of the time or even all the time.

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Cloud-First, Device Assisted: A Layered Defense Model

Stopping these malicious actors requires the kind of long view, holistic effort that Lookout has employed with its unique "cloud-first, device assisted" approach.

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Mobile Threat Defense: The Drawbacks of “On-Device” MTD Solutions

Understanding each vendor’s technology approach and philosophy behind these solutions and the real implications on cybersecurity effectiveness.

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Cloud Computing in Cybersecurity: Leveling the Battlefield

If you're tired of hearing about cloud computing and big data, you might want to unplug and take a break from technology news the next few years.

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Lookout & DHS | Best Mobile Security for Govt. Agencies

Today, DHS S&T announced it is partnering with Lookout to enhance the powerful Lookout Mobile Endpoint Security solution for government agencies.

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Game on: Mobile Security Heats Up

When a sleeping giant suddenly wakes up and says, “We have to get into that market!” it serves as market validation that helps our market grow.

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DHS Study Confirms Federal Agencies Need to Secure Mobility

This study on Mobile Device Security affirms that mobile security is critically important for our nation's cybersecurity.

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Securing Enterprise Mobility Is Driving Record Growth at Lookout

Controlling mobile access to corporate data is a top priority and proactive CISOs are selecting Lookout to accelerate secure mobility in the workplace.

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What I Told the U.S. Chamber of Commerce About Mobile Security

Jim Dolce, Lookout CEO, had the great pleasure to speak at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s 5th Annual Cybersecurity Summit.

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Lookout Creating a Culture of Giving Back

Lookout CEO Jim Dolce discusses the importance of philanthropy in any business and why he moved to San Francisco to help make Lookout a company that gives back.

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