Zimperium, the world's pioneer in AI-empowered mobile security, announces it has been named as a Visionary Leader in Frost & Sullivan's 2026 Frost Radar™ for Mobile Threat Défense (MTD).
Frost & Sullivan identified Zimperium as the strongest performer on both the Innovation Index and Growth Index, recognising the company's continued leadership in protecting enterprises and government organisations against the rapidly evolving mobile threat landscape. The report also identified Zimperium as the vendor with the highest estimated market share among standalone mobile threat defence providers, underscoring its continued innovation, market momentum, and leadership in mobile security.
Highly regulated environments
Frost & Sullivan attributed Zimperium's leadership position to its AI focused approach to mobile security, combining AI-powered, on-device threat detection, multilayered detection techniques, deep mobile threat intelligence, and flexible deployment options across public cloud, on-premises, and highly regulated environments. The report also recognised Zimperium's continued focus on advancing AI-empowered workflows, mobile application security, and autonomous security operations to help organisations stay ahead of evolving threats.
"As cybercriminals increasingly use AI to scale and accelerate their mobile-first attack strategies, organisations can no longer afford to leave their most vulnerable attack surface unprotected," said Shridar Mittal, CEO of Zimperium. "This recognition reinforces what we're seeing across the industry: the proliferation of AI by attackers is transforming the mobile threat landscape, and defending against AI-driven attacks requires AI-empowered security that is purpose-built for mobile."
Highly restricted environments
The Frost Radar report noted several factors contributing to Zimperium's leadership position, including:
- Purpose-built, on-device AI and multilayered detection architecture capable of identifying known and unknown threats, including zero-day attacks, even in low-connectivity or highly restricted environments.
- Large-scale mobile threat intelligence derived from approximately 500 million mobile devices operating as distributed security sensors, enabling rapid identification of emerging mobile threats and attack patterns.
- Highest estimated market share among standalone mobile threat defence providers, with more than 1,500 enterprise customers worldwide and protection for more than 1,000 mobile applications.
- A privacy-centric approach to mobile security, combined with scalable deployment options designed to support organisations across a wide range of industries and regulatory environments.
- Flexible deployment across AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, Oracle Cloud, on-premises, and air-gapped environments to meet the needs of enterprise and government organisations.
- Extensive integrations across enterprise security ecosystems and mobile management platforms.
Increasingly distributed workforces
The report also highlighted Zimperium's continued investment in AI-powered security operations, recognising the company's work to advance autonomous workflows that accelerate threat investigations, automate triage, and provide richer incident context for security teams.
As organisations continue to embrace mobile-driven business operations, AI adoption, and increasingly distributed workforces, Zimperium remains committed to delivering AI-empowered mobile security that protects mobile devices and applications from evolving risks while helping organisations securely embrace the future of mobile.