Mobile security
Diamond-Droid
Most mobile security sits in an app, which means it sits where a determined attacker can get at it. Diamond-Droid sits in the kernel instead, underneath the layer that applications run in.
Kernel levelbelow the application layer
Managed fleetsdevices an organisation issues
Android and Linuxphones, wearables and embedded devices
Devices
1,204
Enrolled
Kernel current
1,198
Patched
Quarantined
6
Held
Integrity attestedFleet · 99%
Policy currentFleet · 96%
Awaiting updateFleet · 4%
Interface preview. Layout is representative of the product console; values shown are illustrative, not measured performance.
How it works
Where it sits, and why that matters.
Three things that follow from being in the kernel rather than in an app.
01
Below the layer apps run in
- Protection lives in a hardened kernel rather than in software a user can remove or an attacker can reach from the application layer
- Rules are added as a verified kernel module, so what is enforced is checked before it is trusted
- Continuous checks watch the kernel files themselves
02
Rules written for the organisation, not the vendor
- Filters can be programmed for a specific file, a specific record, or a specific kind of access
- A device can warn, withhold, or return nothing at all, depending on the rule
- Administrators can be notified remotely when a rule fires
03
Fleets, not handsets
- Built for devices an organisation issues and has to account for
- Runs on Android phones and wearables, and on Linux-based embedded and IoT hardware
- Intended for sectors where a lost device is a reportable event
Where it came from
The record behind it.
Owned and licensed by Diamondbay Technologies Inc. Quantum Ventura offers it as part of the QuantumX line.
| Also known as | Quantum-X |
|---|---|
| Owned and licensed by | Diamondbay Technologies Inc. |
| Position | Kernel-resident, below the application layer |
| Platforms | Android phones and wearables, Linux embedded and IoT devices |
Start a conversation
Tell us the program.
Whether you are a program office with a problem, a prime looking for a subcontractor, or an enterprise evaluating CyberNeuro-RT, the fastest route is to describe what you are trying to solve.
Program officesBring the problem, not a specification. Most of our work starts before anyone knows what the answer looks like.
Primes and integratorsWe hold the consortium memberships and the audit history that subcontracting needs.
EnterprisesProduct evaluations for CyberNeuro-RT, Vanguard and CodeLens start with a briefing and a scoping call.