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CrowdStrike Falcon for Mobile Gains Android Enterprise and Zero Trust Integrations

With Falcon for Mobile integrated into Falcon ZTA, security teams can:

  • Enforce consistent Zero Trust policies across mobile devices
  • Block risky or misconfigured devices from accessing sensitive resources
  • Trigger adaptive responses based on a device’s security posture
  • Align with Zero Trust mandates and industry compliance standards

With this integration, mobile device scores now appear in the Falcon Zero Trust Assessment dashboard alongside other endpoints, with drill-down capabilities to see all signals for individual device posture. All roles with access to Investigate can view mobile data. Falcon ZTA signals are also accessible via API for custom workflows. 

Organizations can now gain deeper insight into mobile risk posture and extend Zero Trust enforcement to one of the most commonly used, and commonly targeted, endpoint types in the enterprise.

Expanding Zero Trust: Device Trust from Android Enterprise

As organizations implement Zero Trust policies, they need to evaluate every device, user, and connection before granting access to sensitive data. This means going beyond traditional management tools to understand the real-time security posture of every device, whether it’s company-owned or BYOD, managed or unmanaged.

That’s why we’re excited to announce that CrowdStrike is one of the selected launch partners for Device Trust from Android Enterprise, a new initiative that brings several granular trust signals to Falcon for Mobile for security teams​.

These signals include the security patch level for both the device and the system modules, kernel version and pending Over-the-Air updates, and more. And unlike traditional solutions that require full device enrollment, Device Trust from Android Enterprise works across both managed and unmanaged devices, delivering flexibility without sacrificing security​.

Designed with feedback from Falcon for Mobile customers, these signals are fully ingested by the CrowdStrike Falcon® platform. Security teams can take action in real time to investigate risk, adjust policies, and enforce trust, without introducing user friction. With built-in privacy safeguards, organizations can protect their people and data while delivering a seamless user experience.

With Device Trust from Android Enterprise integrating with Falcon for Mobile, organizations can now:

  • Control access using a rich set of Android-specific trust signals to evaluate device posture at the time of access
  • Secure managed and unmanaged Android devices, including BYOD, with consistent policy enforcement, even without mobile device management (MDM)
  • Continuously evaluate device trust without interrupting users, ensuring seamless and secure experiences
  • Protect user privacy, with all trust signals collected through vetted APIs and built-in privacy safeguards​

These signals are collected via Falcon for Mobile’s Android sensor and sent to the Falcon platform through the new AndroidEnterpriseInfo event, with periodic refreshes that keep posture data current​.

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