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Defending Against Modern Breaches: Lookout's Defense-in-Depth Solution

Today, cloud breaches happen in minutes. Not months. Attackers, with just the right login, can instantly access your data. To halt a breach, identifying and blocking data theft is essential. Prevention, however, begins with securing mobile devices. which are often unprotected, are highly susceptible to social engineering. Lookout adds depth to your defense with security that works at every turn. This includes blocking text messages that steal credentials and preventing compromised accounts from accessing your data. With Lookout, rest assured that your cloud data flows freely, and securely.

Your Data Has Moved to the Cloud - Can Your Security Strategy Keep Up?

In today's world, data is the lifeblood of every organization. From intellectual property to employee and customer data to competitive intelligence and more — if your data is stolen, it's your reputation, money, and business on the line. But the way we store and interact with data has changed over the years. It's no longer located inside a perimeter, on networks and devices your organization has total control over.

How Lookout Mobile Endpoint Security Protects Against Evolving Threats

To stay ahead of cyberattacks, it’s important to understand how threats are evolving - especially in areas like mobile devices where you tend to have less visibility into risk. Watch this 2-minute video to learn what mobile threats you should be most concerned about, what makes you vulnerable to mobile attacks, and how Lookout Mobile Endpoint Security leverages telemetry from over 300 million mobile apps, 220 million devices, and billions of web items to detect and respond to mobile threats.

3 Things To Know About Securing Remote Work with VPN

It's been two decades since the introduction of virtual private networks (VPNs), and they are still the go-to solution for many organizations that need to connect remote users to company resources. But while VPN technology remained relatively static — grounded on the principle that your resources are primarily located on a corporate network — remote work requirements have changed dramatically.

Are Your Private Apps Secure? 3 Questions To Ask

Your data has left the premises. While virtual private networks (VPNs) used to be the go-to solution for extending access to private apps to remote users, they aren't a sufficient solution for securing a hybrid workforce. Because they place so much trust in users and devices, they end up granting overly permissive access to everything inside the perimeter, putting your data at risk.