Protect at-risk individuals
Regularly checking leadership phones
Members of executive committees are among the targets of spyware. Periodic scans help spot indicators of compromise early, without ever taking the phone away from its user.
Context
In its November 2025 report, ANSSI states that over three years it handled multiple spyware compromises targeting members of senior government bodies or of executive committees of companies in strategic sectors; in most cases, their personal phone was targeted [1, p. 4]. Apple states that these attacks individually target a very small number of people and are much harder to detect [2].
What Shindan brings
The right product
Shindan SaaS with Shindan Mobile
The dashboard tracks the whole fleet; the iOS, iPadOS, and Android apps allow a scan at any time.
Testimonial
“Nous utilisons Shindan depuis quelques semaines pour les analyses des mobiles de nos salariés qui sont vraiment ravis de cette solution simple, rapide et qui les rassure fortement sur l’état de sécurité de leurs mobiles.”
Chrystelle, media sector
Frequently asked questions
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Other use cases
Executive travel
Before, during, and after a trip, look for signs of compromise on a phone in minutes, without reading the content of messages.
VIP support
A VIP is worried about their phone? Support gets a diagnosis in minutes, without keeping the device or reading their messages.
Spyware installed by someone close
Stalkerware can be installed by someone close. Shindan helps organizations look for signs of it, without exposing the person’s private life.
Remote triage
A phone seems compromised? The security team checks it remotely, without retrieving the device, with a detailed report for analysis.
CERT and CSIRT
Add smartphones to your incident response: Shindan Desktop analyzes iOS, iPadOS, and Android, with a graphical interface or from the command line.
BYOD and MDM
Before enrolling a personal phone in MDM, look for signs of compromise, without accessing the person’s private life.