The Enterprise Mobile Security Gap Report
Where enterprise mobile controls have visibility, where they lose it, and which exposures remain unowned.
An annual field report for security leaders who need to show what their mobile controls can see, what remains outside those controls, and who owns the residual risk. It examines the five-layer mobile attack surface, eSIM identity risk, baseband visibility, executive device standards, and a 30-day sequence for assessing the gaps already present in your environment.
What the report covers
The five-layer mobile attack surface
Device, OS, app, network, identity: where each layer is visible to enterprise tooling and where it is not.
eSIM and number identity
How the phone number became a recovery credential and what that means for account takeover.
Baseband and carrier visibility
What sits below the operating system that no MDM reports on.
Executive device standards
What a defensible standard for the most-targeted people in the organization contains.
The board scorecard
A posture statement a security leader can put in front of a governance review.
The 30-day sequence
A week-by-week assessment of the gaps already present in your environment.
If a deadline is attached
Most mobile work starts because someone outside the company asked a question with a date on it. If that is where you are, say what is forcing the answer and I will reply myself; there is no sequence behind this form.
The report is the annual view. The Friday Brief is the weekly record behind it.
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