Trusteer, of Tel Aviv, said its Secure Web Access system will allow users of the New York vendor's WorkLight Mobile Platform to detect malware on mobile devices, remove malware, protect against text-message phishing attacks, protect against man-in-the-browser attacks and perform risk assessment of compromised devices that access corporate networks.
The technology can then block infected devices when they attempt to connect to company networks.
"Our partnership with WorkLight enables enterprises to harden the security of mobile applications from the inside-out to both protect mobile devices from malware attacks and prevent infected devices from accessing secure networks and data," Yaron Dycian, Trusteer's vice president of products, said in a press release Wednesday.
