Mobile Security

Develop a comprehensive mobile security strategy for your organization by managing vulnerabilities, analyzing threats, and implementing mobile EDR solutions.

Protect your organization's smartphones and tablets with a robust mobile app security strategy. Vetting new apps and enforcing access controls are vital steps.

Does your organization take mobile endpoint security seriously? Find out why mobile-forward EDR is a critical part of protecting modern infrastructure.

Ensure that your organization complies with CMMC mobile security standards. Enforce smart mobile device policies and maintain a strong cybersecurity framework.

Safeguard your day-to-day workflows, your employees’ mobile devices, and your organization’s sensitive data by following the NIST framework for cybersecurity.

Discover how mobile threat defense systems can improve your security stance across managed, unmanaged, and BYO devices.

Hybrid and bring-your-own-device work models bring new efficiencies as well as new vulnerabilities. Here’s how to improve your enterprise mobile security.

Many people are resistant to putting an employer-mandated security app on their phone, but organizations don't have to sacrifice security for privacy.

Discover how Lookout simplifies mobile security with easy deployment and management.

Businesses are increasingly turning to mobility solutions to increase productivity. You need mobile EDR to provide visibility across all of your mobile endpoints.

Learn about the top mobile security threats and how to defend against them. Keep devices — and sensitive data — safe with these helpful insights.

Discover how Lookout simplifies mobile security with easy deployment and management, enhancing IT efficiency without added strain.

To prevent social engineering, you should educate your employees on common red flags and keep your hardware and software up to date.

Employees rely on their personal devices to get work done. A sensible BYOD security policy can help safeguard your organization’s data.

Many people are resistant to putting an employer-mandated security app on their phone, but organizations don't have to sacrifice security for privacy.

To modern threat actors, mobile devices are the keys to the kingdom, providing a pathway for attackers to compromise your entire organization.

If you want your organization to remain secure, it’s not enough to keep up with the trends — you need to be one step ahead.

While most organizations have a robust cybersecurity strategy in place to protect their laptops and corporate networks, mobile devices are often left underprotected.

NIST recently released a comprehensive document offering valuable insights and guidelines for implementing robust mobile endpoint security solutions.

In response to a changing threat landscape, the EU's NIS2 directive recommends mobile threat defense (MTD) solutions.

TikTok to Pinduoduo and Temu are just some of the most recent examples of mobile app risks. Read this blog to learn about how you can protect your organization from them.

Lookout and VMware recently announced the debut of Workspace ONE Mobile Threat Defense (MTD), a mobile security solution incorporating Lookout mobile protection technologies.

While away from the office, your workers are using their mobile devices to stay productive. So how do you secure your data in this new reality?

I’m pleased to share that Lookout Mobile Endpoint Security has achieved yet another leadership milestone by being named SC Awards’ Best Mobile Security Solution of 2021.

Proper training will go a long way to reduce the risk to which your firm is exposed, as will having effective security in place.

MDM is a valuable component of an organization’s mobile strategy. But you also need mobile security to make sure your sensitive data is protected.

Employees are accessing sensitive data through their personal smartphones and tablets while they’re outside the protective perimeter of the office.

Lookout and Trustonic join to provide customers with protection from cyberthreats targeting banking, payment and other critical mobile transactions

The trend toward mobility is an essential part of fulfilling the government’s mission of service to the American public.

Together with Lookout, SentinelOne will now be able to offer organizations a way to secure mobile endpoints as thoroughly as they protect traditional endpoints.

The "Internet of Things Cybersecurity Improvement Act of 2017," ensures that vendors selling IoT devices to the U.S. government meet certain cybersecurity standards.

Over the past decade, the federal government has followed the rest of society in a general move towards mobility.

To achieve comprehensive security, enterprises must choose solutions that complement their existing security ecosystem. Forester’s new Now Tech report reinforces this fact.

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

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

Gartner says ​that​ ​leaving mobile​ ​endpoints​ ​unsecured​ ​presents​ ​an​ ​urgent​ ​risk​ ​to​ ​corporate,​ ​government,​ ​and​ ​regulated personal​ ​data.

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

Gartner recently released its July 2017 Hype Cycle for Mobile Security 2017, confirming that mobile threat defense (MTD) has matured as a key enterprise security technology.

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.

Lookout VP of Federal Bob Stevens disusses how the Spectrum of Mobile Risk impacts government agencies and organizations.

Mobile security technology is moving towards a convergence of Mobile Threat Defense (MTD) and Mobile App Reputation Solutions (MARS).

In my conversations with CISOs, I repeatedly hear that one of the biggest issues they have is too many security products.

The Presidential Commission on Enhancing National Cybersecurity saying; de-prioritizing mobile security is no longer an option.

Mobile apps have become the primary way we access data, employees have wide control over their mobile environment, and you don’t know who developed those mobile apps.

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

The Practical Guide to Enterprise Mobile Security is a one-stop shop for enterprise IT teams looking to enable mobile productivity in their organizations.

Enterprise employees use mobile apps every day to get their jobs done, but when malicious actors start impersonating those apps, it's trouble for IT departments everywhere.