Equip the security team

Mobile diagnosis in incident response

Phones are espionage targets in their own right. Shindan adds mobile diagnosis to incident response tools, with a graphical interface or from the command line.

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Context

For CERT-FR, a phone’s operating system and apps can serve as intrusion vectors to install spyware; some threats require no interaction from the target [1, p. 3]. ANSSI states that, to date, it is not aware of any compromise of an office IT environment that started from a mobile device. It nevertheless considers that phones could become a new target for attackers, and recommends maintaining a high level of security when integrating a mobile fleet into a corporate IT estate [1, p. 26].

The right product

Shindan Desktop

Shindan deployed on-premises, in your own environment, with a graphical interface or from the command line.

Testimonial

“Shindan permet à notre équipe de réponse à Incident de réaliser une levée de doute à distance facilitant ainsi le diagnostic et l’analyse des journaux des appareils mobiles faisant l’objet d’une investigation. Les éléments produits par la solution sont très détaillés et nous permettent d’être plus rapide dans l’analyse forensique d’un mobile ayant un comportement suspect.”

Head of CERT, energy company in France

Frequently asked questions

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