Autonomir Live

Autonomir is an enterprise mobile security agent that continuously protects work devices against network, application, and device-level threats — and reports what it finds to your organization's security team in real time. Autonomir is deployed by your organization, not downloaded for personal use. You sign in with a one-time enrollment code from your IT administrator, or with your company single sign-on (SSO). CONTINUOUS ON-DEVICE PROTECTION Autonomir monitors the device and detects threats across three areas: Network • Man-in-the-middle interception, ARP spoofing, and evil-twin (rogue) Wi-Fi access points • DNS hijacking and SSL-stripping downgrade attempts • Rogue proxies, untrusted VPNs, and open or unencrypted Wi-Fi • Suspicious cellular downgrades (IMSI-catcher indicators) Device • Root access, unlocked bootloader, and disabled verified boot • Hooking and instrumentation frameworks (such as Frida or Xposed) and attached debuggers • Outdated security patch level, missing screen lock, and disabled storage encryption • USB debugging or developer options left enabled Applications • Sideloaded apps installed from outside trusted stores • Apps exhibiting spyware, banking-trojan, or ransomware behavior • Accessibility-service abuse, screen-overlay (tapjacking) risk, and excessive permissions AUTOMATIC RESPONSE When Autonomir detects an active network attack, it can automatically isolate the device from the network until the threat clears, keeping data protected during the attack. Malicious or sideloaded apps can be individually blocked from network access. BUILT FOR ORGANIZATIONS Every detection is reported to your organization's Autonomir dashboard, giving security teams a live view of device health, active threats, and where each threat was detected. Administrators manage enrollment, policy, and response centrally. PRIVACY Autonomir collects only what it needs to protect the device. It does not read your messages, contacts, photos, or files, and it does not collect your phone number or hardware serial numbers. Location is used to identify nearby Wi-Fi networks and to record where a security threat was detected. Installed-app information is used to identify malicious or sideloaded apps. Full details are in the Data safety section. PERMISSIONS • Location — used to identify nearby Wi-Fi networks (to detect rogue and evil-twin access points) and to record where a threat occurred. • Query all packages — used to detect sideloaded and malicious applications. Autonomir is intended for devices enrolled and managed by an organization.