Mobile Threat Defence

Security used to be an inconvenience sometimes.
Now it's a necessity all the time.

MobileCorp Mobile Security Managed Service

MobileCorp offers a comprehensive Mobile Threat Defence managed service utilising market leading vendor, Jamf.

This can be deployed as a standalone solution - Jamf Endpoint Security.

It is also available as Telstra Enterprise Mobile Protect, powered by Jamf. TEMP can be procured and paid for on the Telstra Mobile bill. It may also be procured utilising Telstra loyalty funds. As the Telstra Mobility Partner of the Year 2023, MobileCorp is your leading Telstra partner for mobile security solutions.

MobileCorp also offers Mobile Security solutions bundled with a Unified Endpoint Management product

A mobile defence managed service by MobileCorp will provide:

unprecedented visibility into business networks and systems
predictive threat intelligence and analytics
endpoint, asset, and network monitoring
centralised alerts and threat management
vulnerability management and reputation protection

Who needs MTD management?

Organisations of all sizes and across all industry verticals who wish to protect their corporate productivity and reputation would benefit from an MTD program, in addition to MDM or UEM.

High value use cases would include:

enterprises in high-security verticals such as defence, government, emergency services
enterprises in highly regulated verticals such as finance and healthcare
organisations holding consumer data
large Android device fleets
companies with BYOD mobile fleets

Risk Management & Compliance

This is a common business case with industry regulation or a security audit requiring an anti-malware solution be present on all endpoints, mobile or otherwise.

Sensitive Corporate Data

Data leaks are the unauthorised or unintentional transfer of sensitive information from an enterprise mobile device over the internet. Companies holding identity data are more likely to see the value of MTD. Mobile apps often fail to encrypt data, rendering it more readily available to anyone who utilises the same network as the device with the vulnerable app, usually via a man-in-the-middle attack.

Mobile Endpoint Visibility

Without support for mobile devices, there is a gap left in the endpoint visibility picture. As mobile devices do not provide kernel-level access, the visibility is limited compared to what is available for Windows 10.

Unmanaged BYOD Devices

Companies with BYOD mobile fleets are particularly vulnerable especially where Microsoft Outlook app has been deployed as this is often a which is targeted to infect the infrastructure.