Lookout, Inc. announced their new Lookout Mobile Intelligence Application Programming Interfaces
(APIs), exponentially expanding the scope of visibility into enterprise
mobile security data. Lookout Mobile Intelligence APIs integrate
critical security data from mobile devices into the solutions already in
use by security teams – those like SIEM, SOAR, and XDR. This enables
security teams to identify cross-platform attacks, risky trends or
abnormalities, and potential risks.
Mobile devices have become the cornerstone of modern organizations,
allowing employees to complete their work and access the sensitive data
they need with flexibility and accessibility. However, mobile devices
have also become a ripe target for threat actors attempting to
compromise sensitive corporate data through the modern kill chain.
To protect against this imminent threat, Lookout Mobile Intelligence
APIs give security teams visibility into what’s going on with their
mobile fleet to protect against account compromise due to social
engineering, potential data leaks due to vulnerable apps and device
takeovers due to out of date operating systems.
“Enterprise security teams must have the utmost visibility across all
endpoints to ensure their organizations are fully protected, but the
SIEM, SOAR, and XDR solutions they rely on to do that are only as
effective as the data within them,” said Firas Azmeh, President, Mobile
Endpoint Security, Lookout. “Lookout Mobile Intelligence APIs elevate
the critical security data that exists in mobile environments, so
organizations can get the most out of their existing SIEM and XDR
investments and security teams can stay ahead of modern attackers.”
The integrations available through Lookout Mobile Intelligence APIs work
both ways, meaning that Lookout not only provides an immense amount of
insight into an organization’s mobile fleet, but can also accept inbound
policies that security teams may have applied to other endpoints,
allowing them to standardize across the organization. While mobile
environments differ significantly from conventional endpoints, the
Lookout Mobile Intelligence APIs deliver a wealth of data about a
customer’s unique and specific environment so they can make
well-informed decisions on how to keep that data secure.
Additional capabilities include:
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Detailed streaming of:
- Administrative audit events, like who at the organization made changes to the environment
- Device state change events, like newly registered and risk changes
- Threat events, as they occur
- Smishing and Executive impersonation alerts, as they happen
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The ability to review the state of their mobile fleet by:
- Generating lists of devices that meet certain criteria
- Retrieving specific device details, if for example a device is still showing as high risk
- Identifying the versions of iOS and Android Security Patch levels in their environment
- Identifying the CVEs associated with a given OS or ASPL or even specific devices
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Make use of third party threat data by ingesting lists of domains that
devices should be prevented from connecting to, allowing a security team
to normalize web protection across all platforms.





