Mobile Threat Defense

Definitions

1. Security tooling and services designed to detect risky apps, device compromise, phishing, network attacks, and configuration issues on mobile devices. Mobile threat defense products often integrate with MDM or identity systems to enforce access decisions based on device risk.

   In plain English: Security technology that detects threats and risky conditions on phones and tablets.

   Example: "The company tied mobile threat defense into conditional access so rooted devices lost access to corporate mail automatically."

Related Terms

• Mobile Security
• BYOD Security
• Credential Cache
• Endpoint Agent
• Endpoint Compliance
• Endpoint Hardening
• Endpoint Isolation
• Face ID Security
• Juice Jacking
• Mobile App Security
• Profile Analysis