Mobile Device Security Scan Know What’s Really Running on Your Devices
Your phone, tablet, and computer contain some of your most sensitive personal and professional information. If a device has been compromised, it may expose communications, passwords, financial information, locations, contacts, business data, and access to connected accounts.
LaSorsa & Associates provides professional device security assessments to identify malware, spyware, suspicious applications, unauthorized activity, risky configurations, and other potential indicators of compromise.
Assessments are available in person or remotely.
What We Check
Our assessments scan mobile devices and computers for:
- Malware scan, virus scan and malicious software scan
- Spyware checks and stalkerware checks
- Suspicious or unauthorized applications
- Remote-access tools and potentially dangerous software
- Excessive or high-risk application permissions
- Unauthorized device-management profiles
- Suspicious processes and background activity
- Abnormal system behavior
- Security misconfigurations
- Suspicious network connections
- Communications with known malicious domains or servers
- Other available indicators of compromise
Supported Devices
- iPhones and iPads
- Android phones and tablets
- Apple Mac computers
- Windows PCs and laptops
Remote and In-Person Assessments Available
Many assessments can be performed remotely, allowing us to assist clients throughout the United States and internationally.
In-person assessments can also be conducted independently or incorporated into executive protection, travel security, residential security, corporate security, or Technical Surveillance Countermeasures (TSCM) services.
When Should You Have a Device Checked?
- Your battery suddenly drains faster than normal
- Your device becomes unusually hot or slow
- Unknown applications appear
- Data usage unexpectedly increases
- You receive suspicious login or account alerts
- Your accounts begin behaving unusually
- You clicked a suspicious link or attachment
- Someone may have had physical access to your device
- You have concerns about surveillance, tracking, or unauthorized access
- You simply want reassurance that your device is operating securely
What You Receive After Mobile Malware Scans and Phone Security Checks
- A summary of findings
- An explanation of identified concerns
- Risk-based recommendations
- Guidance for improving device security and privacy
Privacy and Discretion
Our assessments focus on technical information such as applications, permissions, configurations, processes, system records, and network activity.
We do not need to read your messages, review your photographs, or examine your personal content. The objective is to identify what should not be running on or communicating from your device.
Who We Serve
Device security assessments are available for executives, family offices, business owners, attorneys, corporate security teams, executive protection professionals, travelers, and anyone concerned about the privacy or security of their devices.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you check a device remotely?
Yes. Remote assessments are available for many iPhone, iPad, Android, Mac, and Windows devices. The exact process depends on the device, operating system, configuration, internet connectivity, and nature of the concern.
Will you read my messages or look through my photos?
No. Our assessment focuses on technical security information and does not require reviewing personal communications, photographs, or other private content.
Can you guarantee my device is completely free of spyware or malware?
No responsible security provider can guarantee detection of every possible threat. Our assessment identifies known threats, anomalies, suspicious activity, and available indicators of compromise based on the information accessible at the time of testing.
Schedule a Device Security Check
Whether you suspect a device has been compromised or simply want greater confidence in its security, LaSorsa & Associates can help.
Contact us to schedule an in-person or remote device security assessment.
Disclaimer
A device security assessment is a technical security review and does not guarantee that a device is free from every form of malware, spyware, unauthorized access, or compromise. Findings are based on the information and testing available at the time of the assessment.
A clean result means that no significant indicators were identified within the available data and testing. Digital forensics, evidence preservation, litigation support, or advanced forensic analysis may require a separate scope of work.
