Aaron Cockerill

As the Chief Strategy Officer, Aaron is responsible for developing, validating and implementing cross-functional strategic product initiatives that align with the Lookout vision of a secure connected world. Aaron joined Lookout with nearly 20 years of software product management experience, most recently having served as VP of Mobile Technologies at Citrix.

Zero Trust

Zero Trust Requires Integrated Insights into Endpoints, Users and Data

By integrating our security and access platforms we are able to extend Lookout CCA and provide a modern approach to Zero Trust. WIth insights into...

SASE

On-prem or Cloud? Lessons from the Microsoft Exchange Attack

Organizations utilize on-premise software because they want full control. But it actually increases their risks. Even the most well-resourced organizations will have a hard time performing the level of monitoring and maintenance, and detection and response provided inherently by SaaS apps.

Endpoint Security

Mobile EDR for security professionals by security professionals

Lookout has announced the introduction of threat hunting & research into the Lookout Security Platform. See how this changes the threat discovery landscape.

Putting the trust in zero trust: Post-perimeter security for a new age of work

Security must move to the endpoint because devices can no longer be trusted. Enterprises need a new security architecture called post-perimeter security.

Lookout Joins the VMware Workspace ONE Trust Network To Secure Enterprise Mobility

Lookout is proud to expand its alliance with VMware Workspace ONE as a member of the newly announced Trust Network.

Why your GDPR compliance strategy must include mobile

When considering compliance, enterprises must put mobile devices on even footing with desktops. This is especially true as we race toward May 2018, when the General Data Privacy Regulation (GDPR) takes effect.

Understanding data leakage from mobile app behaviors & configurations

When many enterprises consider threats to their data via apps on a mobile device, they rightfully think of malware. However, there are many less obvious ways that apps leak data.

Mobile devices -- frequently a part of broader cyber attacks

Security professionals now say a mobile device was likely the root of a data breach in their organization, according to a new survey of security experts conducted by the Ponemon Institute.

Threat Intelligence

Hundreds of Millions of Devices Potentially Affected by First Major iOS Malware Outbreak

XcodeGhost is the latest example that iOS devices, indeed any device, can be subject to attack and that even a highly-curated app store can contain malicious apps. Lookout Mobile Threat Protection customers are already protected from this malware and do not need to take any further action. For customers using our consumer mobile security solution more information is available here. XcodeGhost is malicious code inserted into iOS apps using a tampered version of Apple’s Xcode that steals data...