My main use case for Corrata involves 10 mobile phones and tablets across the business, all of which are iOS, used by staff to access CRM and email. Because of the nature of our business, we hold a lot of data in relation to members, both personal information and financial information in terms of credit card details, so we want to make sure that we are protected. A quick specific example of how Corrata helps protect our devices and data in our business is that our coaches have a dual task of being sales reps as well. They get leads in of clients and need to contact these leads and input them into CRM and then also input them into our booking system where the client then logs in to update their card details. We want to ensure that we are protected, protecting these devices against phishing attacks and other types of attacks that could work to access this data, ensure there's no leakage, and ensure compliance with acceptable use policies being implemented in the business to reduce the risk of coaches ending up on malicious sites.
Chief Technology Officer, Distilled at a consultancy with 51-200 employees
Real User
Top 20
Aug 19, 2025
My main use case for Corrata is mostly for threat detection and prevention, especially social engineering, mobile, phishing, and protection of mobile devices.
We use Corrata to ensure that our company's data is protected on our employees' mobile devices. In my use cases, I have seen Corrata help protect our company's data on employee devices by being able to detect phishing attempts on my phone personally.
My main use case for Corrata is threat detection and response for our employee mobile phones and tablets. We are most concerned about social engineering attacks targeting our employees because we're involved in very high-value transactions, so an example of the type of threat we're trying to counter would be a receipt of a WhatsApp message with a phishing link embedded in the message. We use Corrata to detect that threat and then to block any attempt by an employee to click on that malicious link. We also use Corrata for two other important things. First is to make sure that all of the communications between our employee devices and our enterprise systems are properly encrypted. And the second is to ensure that the devices that our employees are using have not been in any way compromised by malware.
Corrata is a comprehensive mobile security solution designed to protect enterprise devices from a wide range of cyber threats, using advanced deep packet inspection technology.Offering unparalleled protection against phishing over messaging apps, mobile malware, Adversary-in-the-Middle attacks, and malicious links, Corrata stands out by detecting over 20% more threats than solutions relying solely on DNS filtering. This ensures that enterprises have robust defenses against emerging digital...
My main use case for Corrata involves 10 mobile phones and tablets across the business, all of which are iOS, used by staff to access CRM and email. Because of the nature of our business, we hold a lot of data in relation to members, both personal information and financial information in terms of credit card details, so we want to make sure that we are protected. A quick specific example of how Corrata helps protect our devices and data in our business is that our coaches have a dual task of being sales reps as well. They get leads in of clients and need to contact these leads and input them into CRM and then also input them into our booking system where the client then logs in to update their card details. We want to ensure that we are protected, protecting these devices against phishing attacks and other types of attacks that could work to access this data, ensure there's no leakage, and ensure compliance with acceptable use policies being implemented in the business to reduce the risk of coaches ending up on malicious sites.
My main use case for Corrata is mostly for threat detection and prevention, especially social engineering, mobile, phishing, and protection of mobile devices.
We use Corrata to ensure that our company's data is protected on our employees' mobile devices. In my use cases, I have seen Corrata help protect our company's data on employee devices by being able to detect phishing attempts on my phone personally.
My main use case for Corrata is threat detection and response for our employee mobile phones and tablets. We are most concerned about social engineering attacks targeting our employees because we're involved in very high-value transactions, so an example of the type of threat we're trying to counter would be a receipt of a WhatsApp message with a phishing link embedded in the message. We use Corrata to detect that threat and then to block any attempt by an employee to click on that malicious link. We also use Corrata for two other important things. First is to make sure that all of the communications between our employee devices and our enterprise systems are properly encrypted. And the second is to ensure that the devices that our employees are using have not been in any way compromised by malware.