Buurtzorg is protecting healthcare data by securing 8,000 iPads used by their nurse teams.

The House of Representatives protects 12,000 users with Lookout Mobile Endpoint Security as they travel internationally in support of the various interests of each Congressional district. Consequently, the phones are exposed to additional vulnerabilities, threats, and attacks due to the frequent need to connect to non-secure public Wi-Fi hotspots and untrusted USB ports as sources of power.

As a large-scale transportation and logistics company that embraces a corporate-owned mobility strategy, Simon Hegele uses Lookout to secure thousands of devices all around the world and align with GDPR and other complex compliance standards. Lookout not only granted the security team immediate visibility into threats to their devices in the field, but allowed the team to deploy seamlessly through MobileIron without putting additional demands on employees.

The technology team at Boels Zanders turned to Lookout Mobile Endpoint Security to secure both corporate owned iPhones and the personally owned iPads used by partners. Lookout now enables secure mobile access to sensitive client data in Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft SharePoint, and iManage.

This healthcare provider fulfilled recommendations from a regulatory compliance audit, while gaining detailed visibility into malware on mobile endpoints. By integrating Lookout with MobileIron they achieved best-in-class mobile security

To enable their Corporate Owned, Personally Enabled (COPE) mobility policy, this Global 2000 bank deployed Lookout Mobile Endpoint Security to 9,000 Android phones managed by VMware AirWatch and found hundreds of diverse threats upon deployment.

One of the world's largest investment management firms chose Lookout to provide threat and data leakage protection to over 10,000 managed iOS and Android devices. After just 30 days of deploying Lookout, they were surprised at what they found. Get the case study to learn more.

After learning about Pegasus, a targeted espionage attack that Lookout helped discover, this company initiated a mobile security project to protect themselves from the risk of catastrophic data loss. Their evaluation confirmed Lookout outperformed competing solutions, and the CISO deployed Lookout globally via VMware AirWatch and has seen a measurable reduction of mobile risk.

This European leader in consumer and industrial chemicals adopted a Corporate Owned, Personally Enabled (COPE) mobility policy standardized on Android smartphones. The CISO chose Lookout to protect sensitive corporate data accessed through employee phones due to the unique worldwide threat intelligence, and the ability to integrate with MobileIron.

This global consumer sportswear brand was challenged with providing the freedom employees required to be productive, while securing data accessed by their devices. They chose Lookout because of the real-time threat intelligence and the lightweight endpoint app.

This leading Japanese retailer decided to upgrade their store managers from feature phones to smartphones to increase productivity. The retailer chose VMware AirWatch to manage the devices and Lookout because of the globally sourced threat intelligence, integration with VMware AirWatch, and ability to deploy quickly to both managed and unmanaged devices.

The CISO of a leading pharmaceutical company needed to protect the unique intellectual property of patents and research data from mobile attacks and data leakage across a global organization. To accomplish this he deployed the integrated Lookout Mobile Endpoint Security and Microsoft Enterprise Mobility + Security solution to achieve conditional access. Employees now cannot access corporate data unless Lookout confirms no risks are present on their device.