SCIAT Mobile Threat Defence

Detection of malicious applications, network attacks and phishing on the smartphones and tablets that now carry corporate email, approvals and banking authorisations.

Executives working on managed corporate mobile devices
Endpoint Security

Threat protection for corporate and BYOD mobile fleets.

Coverage
AndroidiOSiPadOS

SCIAT Mobile Threat Defence
at a Glance

Mobile devices now hold privileged access to corporate email, collaboration tools, payment approvals and multi-factor authentication, yet they are frequently outside the scope of endpoint security programmes. SCIAT Mobile Threat Defence extends platform coverage to company-owned and personally owned devices, detecting malicious applications, compromised networks and device-level risk, and integrating with your mobile device management solution to enforce conditional access.

Key Capabilities
of SCIAT Mobile Threat Defence

Malicious App Detection

Applications are assessed for malicious behaviour, excessive permissions and sideloading risk.

Network Threat Protection

Detection of rogue access points, man-in-the-middle interception and malicious network configurations.

Mobile Phishing Protection

Malicious links in SMS, messaging applications and email are blocked before credentials can be submitted.

Device Risk Assessment

Outdated operating systems, rooted or jailbroken devices and insecure configurations are identified and reported.

MDM & Conditional Access Integration

Risk signals are shared with Microsoft Intune and other MDM platforms to restrict access from compromised devices.

Privacy-Preserving BYOD

Personal content on employee-owned devices is not inspected; only security-relevant signals are collected.

Technical
Specifications

Platforms
Android 10+, iOS 15+, iPadOS 15+
Ownership models
Corporate-owned and BYOD
Integrations
Microsoft Intune, VMware Workspace ONE, and other leading MDM platforms
Management
SCIAT Platform console
Licensing
Annual subscription, per device

Frequently Asked
Questions

No. The product assesses applications, network conditions and device configuration. It does not access message content, photographs or personal files.
An MDM is recommended for enforcement and at-scale deployment, but is not mandatory. Devices can also be enrolled directly by invitation.