On-Device Protection Detects Threats Targeting Mobile Devices in Real-Time
SyncDog Inc., the leading Independent Software Vendor (ISV) for next generation mobile security and data loss prevention, announced a partnership with the global leader in mobile threat defense (MTD), Zimperium. Through this relationship, Zimperium’s zDefend solution will be integrated into the Secure.Systems platform. zDefend quickly embeds Zimperium’s advanced z9 machine learning-based engine into the platform delivering the following benefits:
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- On-device, machine learning-based mobile security for device, network and malicious app attacks;
- A quickly and invisibly embedded SDK inside apps resulting in 100% security adoption; and
- Negligible overhead and minimal permission requirements.
“The need for mobile devices to conduct business operations in today’s climate is critical, and the increased importance of employees having that level of access has resulted in enterprises rethinking their mobile security strategies,” says Brian Egenrieder, Chief Revenue Officer at SyncDog. “It is imperative that employees are able to access corporate data from wherever they are, on whichever device they choose, without compromising the integrity of their employers data.”
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Egenrieder continued, “By integrating Zimperium into our Secure.Systems platform, enterprises will be able to offer enhanced mobile protection to their employees, while remaining ahead of emerging mobile threats, all without limiting productivity, invading employee privacy or sacrificing usability. Companies will no longer need to be concerned with the applications employees may have downloaded, and the associated malware that could come with them, as the combination of Zimperium and SyncDog will isolate and encrypt corporate apps and data from personal use apps while continuing to monitor the device to ensure it is secure.”
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