Companies in the Mobile security industry
Mobile securityName | Description | Industry | Official Website | Location | ||
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Nokia is a telecommunications, IT and consumer electronics company specializing in 5G technology, network solutions and mobile phones. | ||||||
Huawei is a Chinese multinational technology company making telecommunications equipment and consumer electronics. | ||||||
VMware is a Palo Alto, California-based software company developing virtualization software for compute, cloud, mobility, networking, and security solutions. | ||||||
BlackBerry is a Canadian software, telecommunication, and wireless equipment company. | ||||||
Bittium is an Oulu-based telecommunications company providing secure communications and connectivity solutions and research and development services for different industries. | ||||||
Syniverse is a telecommunication company developing secure network technology to connect operators and other companies across 200 countries. | ||||||
Networking vendor selling enterprise wireless lan and edge access networking equipment. | ||||||
Sapphire Ventures is a fund of funds and venture capital firm in California that focuses on helping technology companies become Companies of Consequence | ||||||
A company offering mobile digital identity solutions for businesses. | ||||||
Shape Security is a Mountain View, California-based company. It was acquired by F5 Networks in 2019. | ||||||
Cognizant is an American multinational information technology company offering professional consulting services. | ||||||
Lookout is a cybersecurity company using predictive machine intelligence to analyze data to predict and stop mobile attacks to an individual or an enterprise. | ||||||
Appknox is a mobile application security platform that detects and fixes security vulnerabilities using an Automated Security Testing suite. | ||||||
User authentication and fraud prevention with biometric Identity-as-a-Service. AimBrain provides face, voice, lipsync, behavior and anomaly detection modules. | ||||||
EBF specializes in the development of products and provision of services for digital workspaces. | ||||||
Forcepoint is transforming cybersecurity by focusing on understanding people's intent as they interact with critical data wherever it resides. Our uncompromising systems enable companies to empower employees with unobstructed access to confidential data while protecting intellectual property and simplifying compliance. | ||||||
Mocana is a San Francisco-based developer of cybersecurity software solutions to protect Internet of Things devices and industrial infrastructure. | ||||||
Crypta Labs is quantum security startup that is developing a quantum-based encryption chip and software to secure the Internet of Things. The company developed a Quantum Random Number Generator (QRNG) for mobile devices and an integrated security chip for others. The company is targeting transport, military and medical markets. | ||||||
Tealeaf was a data analytics business. It was acquired by IBM, then later sold as part of IBM Marketing to Centerbridge Partners as Acoustic Experience Analytics. | ||||||
HYPR Corp is an american computer and biometric security company founded in 2014 by James Barcia. | ||||||
Synack is a Redwood City, California-based cybersecurity company developing a crowdsourced security platform. | ||||||
Avira is a Tettnang-based cybersecurity company founded in 2006. | ||||||
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Kibo is a Dallas-based company founded in 2013. | ||||||
A company developing mobile security solutions for commercial mobile devices. The company develops hardware made to protect personal and private information from unwarranted surveillance. |
