With more organisations embracing bring-your-own-device (BYOD) models and remote work, mobile devices have become a primary target for cyber criminals. Device Trust from Android Enterprise provides businesses with real-time trust signals—such as patch level, OS version, pending update status, screen lock, network state and more—enabling smarter, risk-based access decisions. By making it easy to continuously check the security status of a device, Device Trust from Android Enterprise helps reduce the risk of data breaches caused by outdated security patches, on-device malware and weak lock screen passcodes.

“As cyber criminals have moved to a mobile-first attack strategy, organisations must treat mobile devices as a first line of defense,” said Chris Cinnamo, Deputy CTO, Zimperium. “Our support for Device Trust from Android Enterprise strengthens our mission to protect all Android work devices—delivering consistent, on-device protection whether a device is fully managed or part of a BYOD programme.”

Zimperium integrates these trust signals through the Android Management API, empowering enterprises to assess risk and act in real-time. Customers can apply Zero Trust principles across their Android device fleets, gaining protection that extends from the endpoint to the cloud.