Halonex // Execution control
Trust policy · default deny
Refused
0044
Verified
0008
Visibility Without
Surveillance.
On-Device Network Inspection for iOS and Android Fleets
Mobile security usually forces a trade: see what employees' devices are doing, or respect their privacy. We do the inspection on the handset itself — packets never leave it, and only the exposure summary reaches your fleet console. You get the security signal without becoming the custodian of everyone's browsing history.
100%
On-Device Processing
<200ms
Threat Alert Latency
200+
Intel Feed Sources
0
Data Transmitted
Mobile Security
Part of the Halonex platform
Products
What runs the Mobile Security layer
Open any of these for the architecture, the measured numbers, and how to get access.
Citadel
iOSShows which app on an iPhone is reaching which endpoint, and flags the exposure paths worth closing. Nothing leaves the device.
Citadel Android
AndroidThe same on-device inspection across an Android fleet, reporting exposure summaries to a central console rather than raw traffic.
Spark for iOS
CTIiOSThe platform feed filtered to your industry and region, pushed to iOS in under 200ms with enough context to triage.
Spark for Android
CTIAndroidThe same correlated feed on Android, with severity scoring that decides what is worth interrupting you for.
Why Mobile Security
Four pillars of complete defence
On-Device Network Inspection
Citadel reads the traffic on the handset itself. The packets stay there; only the exposure summary reaches your console.
Alerts That Reach the Phone
Spark pushes a confirmed critical signal to the device in under 200ms, with enough context to triage without opening a laptop.
Fleet Management
One policy set across the fleet, with device status aggregated centrally — without the browsing history coming with it.
Exposure Modelling
Models flag the windows where a device is most exposed. A forecast, stated as one, not a promise about what will happen.
Get Started with Mobile Security
Tell us what you are trying to hold.
Describe the environment and the constraint you are working under, and we will tell you which parts of the mobile security layer are worth deploying first — and which are not.