Lookout has introduced the Mobile Software Exposure Center (MSEC), a new capability integrated into its Mobile Endpoint Security platform that helps organizations identify, prioritize, and remediate vulnerabilities across mobile software ecosystems. The launch expands exposure management into mobile environments, enabling enterprises to address growing AI-driven cybersecurity risks and secure mobile software supply chains.
As AI accelerates vulnerability discovery and cyberattack development, organizations face increasing pressure to secure mobile software environments that have traditionally lacked comprehensive exposure management.
Lookout's Mobile Software Exposure Center (MSEC) addresses this challenge by extending continuous exposure management to mobile applications. Integrated directly into the company's Mobile Endpoint Security platform, MSEC provides visibility into exploitable vulnerabilities across enterprise mobile ecosystems.
The company notes that advances in AI are enabling attackers to discover and exploit software vulnerabilities far more quickly, creating what security researchers describe as a potential surge of AI-driven zero-day attacks.
According to Lookout, existing Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) platforms provide extensive visibility across cloud infrastructure, servers, endpoints, identities, and networks but often lack insight into compiled mobile applications.
Modern mobile applications typically incorporate proprietary code, open-source libraries, embedded SDKs, third-party APIs, and operating system frameworks, making software supply chain visibility increasingly complex.
"Enterprise Exposure Management platforms cannot protect what they cannot see," said Jim Dolce, CEO of Lookout. "The Lookout Mobile Software Exposure Center extends Exposure Management to mobile, enabling security teams to prioritize mobile software risk alongside every other asset through a single exposure management workflow."
Lookout introduced five primary capabilities within the Mobile Software Exposure Center to help organizations manage mobile software risk.
These include:
Together, these capabilities provide security teams with greater visibility into mobile software vulnerabilities while improving remediation prioritization.
Lookout says its platform draws on telemetry collected from more than 235 million protected devices and 400 million analyzed mobile applications to strengthen enterprise mobile security.
“The cybersecurity landscape is undergoing a fundamental shift as frontier AI compresses the timeline from vulnerability discovery to weaponization,” said Mark Child, Associate Research Director at DC. “Shifting toward continuous software exposure management and automated binary analysis is essential for enterprises seeking to secure their software perimeters against machine-speed offensive operations. This pertains to the mobile estate in particular, a fundamental pillar of enterprise operations that has expanded the attack surface and yet often remains insufficiently protected."
The Mobile Software Exposure Center also complements Lookout's AI Visibility and Governance solution by securing the mobile software supply chain while AI Visibility and Governance focuses on governing employee interactions with AI applications.
Together, the solutions provide organizations with broader protection for enterprise data, AI applications, and the mobile infrastructure supporting today's digital workforce.
Lookout, Inc. is the pioneer and leader in AI security for the mobile workforce. Backed by more than 15 years of specialized expertise and one of the industry’s most comprehensive mobile threat telemetry datasets, Lookout empowers organizations to secure and govern the modern, mobile-driven enterprise.
By delivering deep visibility into mobile endpoints, applications, network traffic, and AI-driven interactions, Lookout enables organizations to detect threats earlier, enforce policies in real time, and protect sensitive data wherever work happens. Its platform extends beyond traditional device security to address human-targeted threats, application-layer risk, and the growing impact of autonomous AI systems—helping enterprises reduce risk, maintain compliance, and operate with confidence in an increasingly mobile and AI-powered world. To learn more, visit www.lookout.com and follow Lookout on our blog, LinkedIn and X.
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