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Zimperium Mobile Threat Defense (MTD) - formerly known as zIPS - is a privacy-first application that provides comprehensive mobile security for enterprises. Zimperium MTD is designed to protect an employee’s corporate-owned or BYO device from advanced persistent threats without sacrificing privacy or personal data. Once deployed on a mobile device, Zimperium MTD begins protecting the device against all primary attack vectors, even when the device is not connected to a network. Zimperium reduces risk by analyzing risky apps and jailbreaks on the device before giving access to corporate email and apps. Zimperium MTD provides comprehensive protection for mobile devices. It provides the risk intelligence and forensic data necessary for security administrators to raise their mobile security confidence. As the mobile attack surface expands and evolves, so does Zimperium’s on-device, machine learning-powered detection. Zimperium MTD detects across all four threat categories — device compromises, network attacks, phishing and content, and malicious apps.

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Utilize iVerify to enhance the security of your iOS device and identify any alterations made to your smartphone. With straightforward instructional guides, iVerify simplifies the management of your online presence and account security. By safeguarding your team's mobile devices, you can effectively stay ahead of potential vulnerabilities; the platform provides metrics that display the progress on security guides, ensures your operating system is current, and reveals any signs of compromise. iVerify works to protect your devices and online accounts from threats and detects security breaches by monitoring for indicators of iOS exploitation and by scanning for known harmful files and directories. While it can identify many instances of compromise, it does not guarantee the detection of every threat. Therefore, it remains crucial to minimize your risk of attacks and restrict the amount of sensitive information accessible on your phone and through your online accounts. Furthermore, regularly reviewing your security practices can further enhance your overall protection against emerging threats.