Security Compliance

Lookout security platform protects users, services and organisation’s data, and align closely with the NCSC Cyber Essentials framework by offering robust protection.

With security and data privacy at the center of public and private sector conversations, enterprise and government organizations look to each other for guidance.

Leveraging Lookout’s configurable Phishing and Content Protection configurable engine, organizations can block all traffic to specific domains, including Chinese owned ones.

As healthcare organizations move to supporting remote work for clinical and business staff, they’ll need to find ways to reduce cybersecurity risks.

Considered as one of the strictest data privacy laws, CCPA will affect all enterprises that do any amount of business in the State of California. Discover how to implement.

Firms will need to re-examine their data protection strategies to ensure they are meeting ‘reasonable security’ standards in an era of increasingly sophisticated cyberthreats.

How you can use Lookout to identify app risks and compliance issues for mobile?

31% of enterprise employees that have a title of Vice President or higher say their mobile devices have been hacked or compromised.

With high demands for mobile productivity, employees increasingly look to mobile devices for getting work done on the go. Learn how you can secure your mobile device.

In response to a changing threat landscape, the EU's NIS2 directive recommends mobile threat defense (MTD) solutions.

As your organization transforms its digital infrastructure, cybersecurity needs to go through the same transformation.

See how Lookout helped a leading FinTech provider protect customer data and reach security compliance using Secure Cloud Access with DLP.

See how Lookout helped them protect their sensitive data and meet compliance regulations as they migrated to full cloud adoption.

The wide range of sensitive employee data within SuccessFactors creates additional security and compliance challenges.

The security requirements mandated by the Revised Payment Services Directive (PSD2) directive create the need for stronger authentication and secure payment transactions.

When considering compliance, enterprises must put mobile devices on even footing with desktops. This is especially true when the GDPR takes effect.