Webinar

Rachel Wilson, Head of Data Security at Morgan Stanley Wealth Management discusses how to protect enterprise data when collaborating in the cloud.

The third episode in a webinar series on Security Service Edge (SSE), discussing how to detect and mitigate cyber threats.

Watch this webinar and hear case studies that exhibit how Lookout and Google partner to protect customers.

Control. For decades, it’s been the mandate for Enterprise IT teams. Put it behind firewalls. Don’t let it slip onto personal devices. But everything has changed.

Users and the applications they depend on are more widely distributed than ever, and threats continue to evolve. But “lock it down” no longer works for your business.

Today, nearly 8% of all data breaches involve ransomware, with an average cost of $4.62 million (USD).Organizations need to protect their most valuable asset: data.

As we adapt to permanent hybrid working there is a need to keep employees productive on any device while they work with corporate data across multiple sources.

Accelerated adoption of the cloud has driven energy organizations to rely more heavily on cloud-based productivity suites and apps that access data from anywhere.

In this webinar, we’ll cut through the buzzwords and acronyms, clearing up any confusion about how SSE delivers secure connectivity and access to data to stay productive.

Learn how can protect your data from being held hostage from Microsoft Chief Security Advisor, Sarah Armstrong-Smith and Lookout Chief Strategy Officer, Aaron Cockerill.

More than 400 ransomware attacks have hit city and county governments in the United States since 2016, crippling vital government services for weeks at a time.

Educate government agencies on how to meet the requirements of each OMB directive and mitigate risk while allowing critical initiatives such as remote work.

Ransomware is not a new threat, but attackers' tactics to access your infrastructures and steal resources have evolved. The scale of attacks has increased because of this.

Ransomware is not a new threat, but attackers' tactics to access your infrastructures and steal resources have evolved.

We often associate breaches with corporate espionage and threat groups, but as the Pfizer IP leak incident showed, cloud connectivity has actually amplified security gaps.

In this webinar, we will distill Lookout’s SASE journey into best practices that every organization can apply.

Gartner found CASB to be the fastest-growing cyber security segment, with investment increasing by 41.2% (2021 CIO Agenda Survey).

Join us for this session to learn about how Lookout CASB is uniquely positioned through its partnership with SAP

See how Lookout provides visibility into mobile threats to help you support compliance and prevent breaches with our integrated access controls which can assess telemetry.

The third episode in the Achieving Endpoint-to-Cloud Security series welcomes Magda Chelly, Head of Cyber Consulting, Former CISO, Founder of Women in Cybersecurity.

Listen to this 30-minute fireside chat for answers on: How can a Zero Trust approach be used to solve the current security challenges?

Hank Schless, Senior Manager of Security Solutions at Lookout, will be joined by guest speakers to help you navigate integrated endpoints to cloud security.

Learn how Tyler Cohen Wood helped the White House, DoD, federal law enforcement and the intel community thwart many cyber threats

Find out how organizations are adopting a multi-cloud security approach to protect their cloud environment and data from endpoint-to-cloud – be it SaaS, IaaS or on-premise

Visibility into mobile threats is key to protecting your valuable data from today's complex attacks. Discover more with Lookout today.

The need for an integrated endpoint-to-cloud security solution is accelerated by the proliferation of remote users. Join us to learn more.

As organizations enable employees to work remotely, mobile devices and wireless networks will be key tools for maintaining communication and remaining productive.

We don’t need to be in the office to stay productive anymore. Cloud apps and mobile devices have enabled us to connect to work from anywhere.

Google Chromebooks are a popular choice for students and employees looking for an affordable laptop to browse the web and connect to their cloud applications.

Your employees are using personal mobile devices for work and corporate mobile devices for personal use - an attack on a mobile device is an attack on your corporate data.

Lookout hosted a lunch and learn discussion on how mobile fits into guidance provided by organizations like NIST and CIS, how that affects compliance and security policies.

Get a first look at new tools for security researchers to identify risks and threats on mobile devices for today's cross platform attacks.

With organizations going remote, the reliance on unified endpoint management (UEM) for both fixed and mobile endpoints accessing the corporate network is now the focus.

Employees working outside of their corporate perimeters, coupled with the shift to cloud-based services, opens a whole new door of vulnerabilities. Namely, phishing threats.

Lookout Threat Discovery and how you can protect yourself from compromise.

NIST has released Special Publication (SP) 800-124: Guidelines for Managing the Security of Mobile Devices in the Enterprise.

Learn how the Lookout App Defense Solution is protecting leading mPOS providers, mobile banking and finance/fintech apps from cyber threats.

It’s likely that many of your employees will choose to work from where they feel the safest – outside the office. In other words, remote work is here to stay.

As public and private industries shift to telework, thanks to long-term innovation and short-term necessity, it’s clear that telework is here to stay. But to what scale?

Leveraging the Microsoft Endpoint Manager App Protection with Lookout capability, organizations can provide secure access to O365 and Teams apps from personal devices.

With employees accessing O365, G Suite, Salesforce, and other services where attackers see an opportunity. Join Lookout and Eurofins to learn from the hacker's perspective.

Allowing employees to work productively from any device and any location can open users to the risks that come with the shared nature of a mobile device.

The risk of GDPR fines & brand reputation damage has made the security of personal data on mobile an urgent priority for CISOs, and executive boards.

Mobile security allows you to regain visibility into all the devices your employees use, to protect corporate data, while maintaining employee privacy.

Mobile devices are at the intersection of your work and personal lives, from the moment you wake up to when you go to sleep. How do you protect these enterprise endpoints?