SentinelOne Mobile 5.4.12

Singularity Mobile is an enterprise application designed to ensure the security of employee devices. The app is specifically crafted to safeguard both user and business private information from potential threats. Singularity Mobile does not collect messages, emails, call data, pictures, contacts, or other sensitive data.

It is engineered to shield users from phishing URLs, untrusted networks, and device-level attacks while prioritizing user privacy. For organizations that deploy this application as part of their mobile security policy, it’s crucial to note the limitations set for its usage:

• Cannot access text messages, emails, or any communication exchanged
• Cannot monitor browsing history
• Cannot eavesdrop on calls or identify conversation partners
• Cannot utilize the microphone for listening purposes
• Cannot exploit camera functionalities for surveillance
• Cannot review files or documents
• Cannot capture screenshots
• Cannot access contact lists

Nevertheless, Singularity Mobile will monitor system activities to identify any intrusive applications attempting privacy breaches through the mentioned means.

Prior to safeguarding your device with Singularity Mobile, synchronization with a SentinelOne management console is mandatory. In scenarios where the organization isn't providing this application, employees should reach out to their IT Administrator to explore opportunities for implementing Singularity Mobile within their workplace. This app necessitates configuration by appropriately trained IT personnel and should not be utilized without a valid business license.

In case of a phishing attack, the collection of a site URL may occur; however, most data collected by the app is optional and can either be rejected by users or deactivated by the employer. There is an assurance that no gathered information will be shared with third parties.

Once integrated into a device, Singularity Mobile performs the following functions:

• Detects instances where applications attempt to access private data unauthorizedly
• Identifies phishing links seeking to obtain login credentials surreptitiously
• Senses when the device connects to potentially malicious networks
• Signals if the phone is rooted or possesses a recognized vulnerability

If your company's Mobile Device Management profile is active on your device, access to work-related emails, shared drives, and other organizational resources may be restricted if your phone is detected as being in a compromised state or under attack.