Detect and investigate
advanced mobile threats
Continuous behavioral detection flags suspicious devices. When you need to go deeper, Threat Hunter IR acquires richer forensic data on demand, no MDM needed.
Traditional security tools and endpoint detection and response (EDR) platforms were not built for mobile. They lack the OS-level visibility needed across iOS and Android, so advanced threats, including zero-click exploits, fileless spyware, and process-level attacks, go undetected on fully compliant devices.
Without deep mobile telemetry and forensic data, your team cannot investigate suspicious activity, identify compromised devices, or respond before damage spreads. The endpoint your organization relies on most for communication, authentication, and access becomes your biggest blind spot.
iVerify makes forensic data acquisition easy to do regularly and deployable anywhere, including in the field.
Threat Hunter IR retrieves the exact log information where traces of compromise live, and unlike other forensic tools, does not destroy the critical evidence needed to detect signs of compromise.
Run continuous behavioral monitoring and surface devices that warrant attention. When it's required, Threat Hunter IR acquires the OS-level diagnostic data your team needs to investigate and respond without requiring MDM.
Comprehensive Threat Analysis
Advanced Mobile
Fleet Protection
Continuous Monitoring & On-Demand
Flexible
Deployment
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Detect, investigate, and stop advanced mobile threats
Detection of Sophisticated Mobile Attacks
Deep Mobile Visibility and Forensic Insight
Forensic Data Acquisition for Incident Response
Continuous Monitoring with On-Demand Investigation
Why security teams choose Threat Hunter IR
Threat Hunter IR keeps you ahead of modern mobile attacks with deep OS-level visibility, behavioral detection, and deployment flexibility designed for enterprise security teams:
Forensic Depth When It Matters
When the iVerify Enterprise mobile app surfaces a suspicious device, Threat Hunter IR acquires the OS-level diagnostic data needed to investigate. Correlate heuristics, diagnostic logs, process metadata, and known TTPs to trace attack activity and respond with confidence.
Correlated Telemetry You Won’t Get Anywhere Else
Most security teams have never seen mobile OS diagnostic data at this level of detail. No internet connection required, giving your team a forensic foundation that signature-based tools and standard MDM cannot provide.
Protection Against Advanced and Evolving Threats
Identify compromised or vulnerable devices early, before threats escalate. When combined with continuous monitoring from iVerify Enterprise, Threat Hunter IR gives your team the data needed to investigate zero-click exploits, spyware, and OS-level attacks with precision.
Enterprise-Ready by Design
Built specifically for mobile OS internals, not adapted from desktop EDR, Threat Hunter’s privacy-first design ensures no unnecessary data is collected. No rooting or jailbreaking required, with support for cloud, hybrid, or fully on-prem deployments to meet the needs of even the most regulated environments.
Deploy on your terms. Integrate without friction.
Flexible Deployment for Any Environment:
Threat Hunter IR adapts to your infrastructure, not the other way around. Deploy in cloud, hybrid, or fully on-prem environments to meet your organization’s security, compliance, and data residency requirements.
Built to Integrate with Your Security Stack:
Seamlessly integrate with your existing SIEM, SOAR, EDR, and MDM solutions. Ingest and enrich mobile threat data within your current workflows, so your team can investigate and respond without disruption.
Threat Hunter IR FAQs
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