CheckPoint, Zimperium, Lookout… Pradeo is the leading European choice for mobile security

A market historically dominated by American players

For over a decade, the mobile cybersecurity market has been largely dominated by American companies, benefiting from massive marketing budgets and strong international visibility. 

However, the current context, marked by rising tariffs, geopolitical tensions, and stricter regulatory requirements is shifting the dynamic. According to Le Monde Informatique, "The increase in tariffs is leading to a reevaluation of sourcing strategies in the cybersecurity sector" and "Non-American clients could be encouraged to favor local solutions." As a result, the debate around digital sovereignty is gaining momentum. 

Beyond costs, the issue of digital sovereignty is now taking center stage. As Emmanuel Macron emphasized during his March 5 speech, "Data has become as strategic a resource as energy or raw materials." In this context, data control — an imperative strengthened by the GDPR — is no longer optional for European companies: it is a strategic necessity. 

The risks of relying on American solutions 

American or non-European solutions pose several critical risks for European organizations. 

• Loss of control over data

  
  The Cloud Act (Clarifying Lawful Overseas Use of Data Act) requires American companies to provide authorities, upon request, with any data they hold or control, even if hosted outside the United States. This directly exposes European companies to potential leaks of strategic information: sensitive industrial data, critical infrastructure information, or personal data protected by the GDPR.
  In addition, there is exposure to other extraterritorial American laws such as FISA (Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act) and the Patriot Act, allowing authorities to monitor or seize data without prior notification. This legal environment places European organizations in a situation of operational, economic, and legal vulnerability, particularly in cases of cross-border disputes or investigations. 

• Weakening of vital European sectors

  Beyond compliance issues, reliance on non-European solutions directly exposes strategic sectors such as defense, energy, or public services to risks of economic pressure, state interference, and even sabotage or industrial espionage. In the current climate of growing geopolitical tensions, choosing a cybersecurity solution from outside Europe means risking that critical data could be exploited for economic, political, or military purposes, with no possible recourse.
  

• Hindrance to the development of European technological sovereignty

  Heavy dependence on extraterritorial technologies undermines Europe's ability to develop its own cybersecurity standards. This lack of technological autonomy weakens Europe's influence on international norms, increases economic dependency, and exposes organizations to foreign political or commercial decisions.

Pradeo: A strategic choice for European organizations 

Pradeo is a european company specializing in mobile cybersecurity, recognized for its expertise worldwide. The company hosts all its data within the European Union, ensuring strict GDPR compliance and avoiding the extraterritorial constraints imposed by legislations such as the Cloud Act or the Patriot Act. 

As the only European player ranked among the global leaders in Mobile Threat Defense by top analyst firms (Forrester, Gartner, IDC), Pradeo stands out with a 100% mobile-focused approach. Unlike other vendors for whom mobile protection is merely an extension of a broader offering, Pradeo has made securing smartphones and tablets its core mission, consolidating deep expertise in this field. 

This specialization allows Pradeo to offer effective, operational solutions that can be easily integrated into existing European infrastructures, while fully respecting digital sovereignty requirements. 

Choosing Pradeo means making no compromise on performance or innovation. It means choosing a sovereign actor, fully aligned with European regulations, capable of delivering high-level mobile protection while ensuring confidentiality and strategic autonomy for organizations. 

In an uncertain geopolitical environment, investing in a European mobile cybersecurity solution is a safe, sustainable, and independence-driven choice.