Corrata, a mobile endpoint security firm, is enhancing its mobile security by developing a bespoke on-device large language model (LLM) to detect AI-driven threats in real time without data leaving the device. This move addresses the rise of AI-powered phishing, exploits, and data leaks on mobile platforms by analyzing encrypted traffic and enforcing AI governance policies. Corrata's new capabilities include AI governance to control AI tool usage and advanced data loss prevention tailored for mobile environments. These innovations aim to protect mobile users from increasingly sophisticated AI threats, with the on-device LLM currently in development and other features available now.
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