Your SOC Has Full Visibility, Except on Mobile.
Mobile devices are active entry points for the most sophisticated attacks in the enterprise threat landscape. Lookout Mobile EDR for SOC extends detection, investigation, and response capabilities to iOS and Android, feeding your existing SOC infrastructure with the mobile telemetry it's missing.
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Mobile is where advanced threats begin. Most SOCs can't see it.
Traditional EDR was designed for Windows, macOS, and Linux. It provides deep telemetry on process execution, registry changes, file system activity, and network connections, on laptops and servers. It has no native visibility into iOS or Android.
This means that when an attacker uses a sophisticated mobile exploit to compromise an executive's iPhone, when a nation-state actor deploys a zero-day through a malicious app, or when an employee's device is used as a pivot point into corporate infrastructure, your SOC has no signal. No alert. No telemetry to hunt from.
Mobile EDR for SOC closes that visibility gap.
Detection, investigation, and response, built for mobile.
Hands-on labs: Learn and build your own mobile endpoint security solution.

A force multiplier for the security infrastructure you've already built.
Mobile EDR for SOC doesn't replace your existing stack. It fills the mobile telemetry gap that leaves it incomplete. By feeding high-fidelity, mobile-native threat data directly into your SIEM, SOAR, and XDR platforms, Lookout gives your existing detection logic, alert rules, and response playbooks the mobile signal they've been missing.
Your analysts investigate mobile incidents in the same console they use for everything else. Your automation rules trigger on mobile threats the same way they do on endpoint threats. Your threat hunters have access to mobile telemetry alongside traditional endpoint data.
The telemetry behind the detection.
Mobile EDR for SOC is powered by the same intelligence base that enabled Lookout researchers to co-discover DarkSword, one of the most sophisticated iOS exploit chains documented in 2026. That intelligence base includes:
- 420+ million mobile apps analyzed
- 230+ million devices monitored
- 569+ million URLs tracked
- 15+ years of dedicated mobile security research
Detection accuracy at this scale is not replicable by vendors adding a mobile module to a desktop-first platform.

