Overview

Zimperium is the only mobile security platform purpose-built for enterprise environments and through a single platform, enables organizations to secure the entire mobile ecosystem – from applications to endpoints, and everything in between.

From an application perspective, Zimperium adds best-in-class security both during development, and once applications are published and installed on devices. By integrating directly into existing development processes, Zimperium’s Mobile Application Protection Suite (MAPS) continuously identifies security and compliance risk, quickly isolates vulnerable code, and provides recommendations for easy fixing.

Once apps are published, MAPS provides visibility into tampering attempts, protects encryption keys with white-box cryptography, and protects source code with app obfuscation and app shielding to prevent attackers from finding vulnerabilities, stealing data, and reverse engineering code. It also protects apps that may be running on devices with vulnerable operating systems or malware, or operating on unsecure networks. It proactively protects applications – even without a network connection – and allows security updates to be made without publishing a new version.

From an endpoint protection perspective, Zimperium can protect any device, including those owned and managed by an organization, and the increasing number of employee-owned devices used for business purposes. Zimperium offers the only on-device machine learning solution to detect threats across the kill chain from device, to network, phishing, and app attacks. Because it operates on a device, it has the unique benefit of being the only product that can detect threats when an attacker owns the network or WiFi. Zimperium’s endpoint protection is managed by a cloud-native management console that enables IT, Risk/Compliance, and security administrators to manage policies, monitor for threats, and mitigate risks.

Zimperium has detected 100% of zero-day mobile exploits in the wild without requiring an update or suffering from the delays and limitations of cloud-based detection.