So basically, an administrator could load the Lookout application on their fleet of devices, regardless of whether they were personally owned or corporately owned devices. And they could use that to enforce policy with respect to security and compliance for mobile applications. For example, if the business didn't want TikTok on their fleet devices because they were concerned about possible cyber threats through TikTok, then they could see who had the device and enforce if somebody had TikTok on the device, they could basically lock that device out of the corporate environment until the person remediated the threat.
Manager of Product Development Team at a tech consulting company with 10,001+ employees
Real User
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2023-05-23T08:40:00Z
May 23, 2023
Our primary use case for Lookout is security for our enterprise mobile phones. Lookout provides security including antivirus, scanning, and other features.
Director Endpoint Security at a financial services firm with 10,001+ employees
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2022-12-22T18:54:00Z
Dec 22, 2022
Our primary use case is to secure our corporate and bring-your-own mobile devices to prevent malware threats. The solution is a secure tool to protect against rogue attacks, threats, vulnerabilities, malware, rootkit applications etc. We have the SaaS instance of Lookout, so we don't have anything on-prem.
Lookout is a well-established and powerful secure web gateway (SWG) solution that protects more than 200 million users from threats that can result from the penetration of unsecured web traffic into their networks. Lookout is designed to enable organizations to work remotely while maintaining a tight blanket of security over their confidential business data. It provides administrators with security that extends from their endpoints to the cloud service that they are using to run their...
We use Lookout for mobile devices, such as phones.
So basically, an administrator could load the Lookout application on their fleet of devices, regardless of whether they were personally owned or corporately owned devices. And they could use that to enforce policy with respect to security and compliance for mobile applications. For example, if the business didn't want TikTok on their fleet devices because they were concerned about possible cyber threats through TikTok, then they could see who had the device and enforce if somebody had TikTok on the device, they could basically lock that device out of the corporate environment until the person remediated the threat.
Our primary use case for Lookout is security for our enterprise mobile phones. Lookout provides security including antivirus, scanning, and other features.
Our primary use case is to secure our corporate and bring-your-own mobile devices to prevent malware threats. The solution is a secure tool to protect against rogue attacks, threats, vulnerabilities, malware, rootkit applications etc. We have the SaaS instance of Lookout, so we don't have anything on-prem.