Corrata Reviews

My main use case for Corrata is definitely protection against phishing attacks, and having very secure communications is really important.

I can give a specific example of how I've used Corrata for phishing protection: we have seen the results of the detection related to phishing events that occurred, which were blocked and highlighted. That was definitely great to see the impact of the product, and we have a clear view and comfort of knowing that all communications are secure, safe, and protected.

It's now policy that everybody has it switched on, and having this product makes us feel very secure.

We have seen almost a complete removal of phishing events and detections since we started using Corrata. It's definitely in the 97, 98% effective range when it comes to phishing detection; that's a powerful impact and KPI.

The best features Corrata offers include the ease of deployment, which is really important, and ease of use. It's a very stable platform, so that aspect is very important to us.

The ease of deployment and use is important for my team because everyone will agree that our jobs are full on these days, and time is the most precious factor. The last thing I want is to bring on board a new tool that requires extensive effort and difficulty, both in deployment and maintenance. Having a simplistic solution, deployment, and usage is clear; the benefits are clear. That's exactly what is needed: low touch, low cost.

Corrata definitely has unique patented technology, which is great on the edge, and it's just seamless and runs in the background; that simplicity is hugely important to us.

Corrata has impacted my organization positively by providing a degree of assurance to all employees that there's a level of protection. There are so many attacks these days in the cyber world, so having that ease of mind and seeing the results of the product being effective and working are the key aspects I would mention.

I think the product they have is fantastic, and I would encourage them to build more products and extend the product suite; there is nothing I wish was different or better about Corrata.

The one point I take off might relate to AI enablement, which would probably introduce the complete zero-touch aspect, and that's probably a suggestion for the roadmap.

I've been using Corrata now for approximately two years.

Corrata is very stable.

Regarding Corrata's scalability, we are a relatively small company, but I know from reference that the product is deployed in very large companies. I have no reason to believe other than that the platform is fully scalable. We did look at the architecture, and it is both horizontally and vertically scalable, so I don't think any organization should have concerns about the scalability of the product.

The customer support for Corrata is excellent; they are very friendly and very responsive. Thankfully, we haven't had to use it much because of the stability, but when we did use it, it was really excellent and tremendously supportive, which is unusual in this modern world we live in.

I would rate the customer support 10 out of 10; it was excellent.

Positive

I did not previously use a different solution before Corrata.

I have seen a return on investment, and I think saving money, saving time, and saving cost are relevant metrics; we're not a very large company, so it's a percentage of a person. Obviously, for very large companies, the saving would be a larger and more substantial amount. There is a clear return on investment; you cannot underestimate the impact of malware and intrusion. It's hard to put a price on that, and you really only know the price when it has happened; that impact is substantial, so you can't take that risk. It's a risk reduction product, and it's really critical in the modern world.

My experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing has been nothing unusual; licensing is on the mid-normal subscription, and I think the price point is market competitive, so I have absolutely no issue with the price.

Before choosing Corrata, I did not evaluate other options; we went straight with Corrata. It just fit for purpose and was at the edge on the devices we wanted.

The advice I would give to others looking into using Corrata is to assess that it's fit for purpose and that it meets your needs. It has a lot of capability, and I think it's an all-round stable, effective solution at the right price point. Any level of due diligence needs to be done with a focus on what you need as a customer, but based on what we've seen, it has tremendous capability, more capability than some of the competition, and it's unique in its patented technology. So, just assess that it's what you need, and once you do that, I'd have no hesitation in proceeding with them as a supplier.

I would highly recommend Corrata; they're very specialized in what they do, they have tremendous domain competence, and from our experience, the product is really exceptional. I'd have no hesitation in recommending Corrata.

On a scale of 1-10, I rate Corrata a 9.

My main use case for Corrata is mostly for threat detection and prevention, especially social engineering, mobile, phishing, and protection of mobile devices.

The technical approach that Corrata has is nice, easy to deploy, and quite comprehensive.

Ease of deployment is quite important because we have a diverse number of users, different skill sets, and technical ability, so a solution that is easy to deploy and not intrusive matters a lot. The way the Corrata product works is at a very low level on the device, and it can see everything that's happening, which is really nice. We found it an easy-to-deploy, simple to stand up solution that provides a lot of capability across a number of different fronts.

Corrata has allowed us to have fewer incidents and given us more security. It has also allowed us to make mobile phones and tablets more accessible to our employees, thus making them more productive. We've done that in a way that we're happy is secure and reliant upon, which is good from a security perspective and productivity perspective.

We have had no incidents since deploying Corrata on our mobile devices, which has been fantastic. From a usage perspective, we know people are using their devices more, and we've encouraged them to do so. I don't have a particular figure on it, but we know that anecdotally that's happened, really enabled by the fact that we've got more confidence in the security of those devices.

Continuously keeping up with the mobile security landscape is important because there's always things happening there, so it's never standing still. It would be nice to have a little bit more on the reporting side such as historical reporting and trends. Ultimately, we find it to be a good product that meets all of our needs.

We'd probably appreciate more reporting on what people are using their devices for and what kind of threats they're seeing. What's there at the moment is good, but maybe that could be enhanced. Generally speaking, we find the product very good and it meets our needs, very good for our purposes.

I have been using Corrata for about 18 months.

The setup is very easy, as the company walked us through it nicely and the experience for our users on their devices is very smooth. It was quite seamless, and from a setup and licensing perspective, it was very comparable with the competition.

Corrata is very stable; we've had no issues with it, which is great. It has certainly met our needs in terms of reliability.

The scalability of Corrata is good; we've had no issues with it whatsoever. The way it works is quite neat in terms of scalability, so it scales very efficiently.

Customer support has been great; when we've had issues, we've talked to the customer support team, and they've been quick to respond. However, it has been a very reliable solution, so we've had little need to go to customer support once it was deployed.

I would rate customer support a 10.

Positive

We looked at another solution, Checkpoint Harmony, but it was more complicated for us to use and more expensive. It didn't meet our needs, so we looked at Corrata and found that it was easy to enable and use, with good pricing that ticked a lot of boxes in terms of our needs. That's why we went with Corrata.

The experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing is quite simple. Licensing is per device, and pricing is very comparable and favorable versus the competition. The setup is very easy, as the company walked us through it nicely and the experience for our users on their devices is very smooth.

We've saved time in terms of dealing with incidents and worrying about it. We have seen anecdotally productivity increases because people are confident in using their mobile devices more, and we've encouraged people to use them more now that we've got Corrata in place.

Corrata has been able to intercept all threats and avoid incidents from happening, which has been great. It also gives us good reporting and insights into that, which we appreciate a lot.

My advice for others looking into using Corrata is to try it out. If you can talk to the company and try it out, that would be key. Explaining to your users how it's rolled out so they understand it is important as well. I find my advice is to try it out; it's quite seamless and works very efficiently. I would have no hesitation in recommending it.

We have no relationship with the vendor other than being a customer. I was not offered a gift card or incentive for this review. I am very happy with the product.

I rate Corrata a nine out of 10. This rating reflects the really good experience we've had using the product. I can't think of anything specific that would make it a perfect 10 right now, but we've found it very good for what we need.

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.

What really stands out to me as valuable in Corrata is the ability to detect threats even when they are well disguised by the adversary. It's that threat detection and then the response that's initiated automatically by the Corrata software to remediate that threat that's critical for us.

There are a number of things that the Corrata software does. At the most basic level, it will block access to malicious content such as a malware download site or a phishing link. The second thing, and really powerful and valuable to us, is that it will quarantine any device which has been compromised. That means that when a device is infected with malware, it cannot access our enterprise systems.

Corrata has positively impacted our organization by completely eliminating the threat from attacks that target our employee mobiles.

Corrata is very well designed to meet our current needs, and I understand they are developing new support for data loss prevention, which I look forward to reviewing when those new features become available.

That's the main thing on our mind regarding needed improvements.

I have been using Corrata for 18 months.

No particular advice comes to mind; Corrata meets all our needs and does exactly what it says on the tin. It has a level of threat detection which we didn't see in any of the other solutions.

Corrata is stable; I have seen no issues with reliability or downtime.

Regarding scalability, there has been no issue in that area as Corrata has been able to handle our organization's growth or changing needs.

My experience with customer support for Corrata has been positive; occasionally, I have had to reach out to them, and they have been very responsive.

I rate the customer support a nine on a scale of one to 10.

Positive

We did not have a previous solution before switching to Corrata because we couldn't find anything that would deliver threat detection and response on mobile.

My experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing for Corrata was very straightforward, with a single all-inclusive annual fee charged. There are no features which aren't included in that figure, so it was very transparent from our perspective.

Corrata meets all our needs and does exactly what it says on the tin. It has a level of threat detection which we didn't see in any of the other solutions.

I have not seen specific metrics in return on investment since using Corrata; this is more about risk reduction from my perspective.

My experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing for Corrata was very straightforward, with a single all-inclusive annual fee charged. There are no features which aren't included in that figure, so it was very transparent from our perspective.

Before choosing Corrata, I evaluated other options, specifically Lookout and Zimperium.

Corrata meets all our needs and does exactly what it says on the tin. It has a level of threat detection which we didn't see in any of the other solutions. I rate Corrata a nine out of ten.

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.

All the protection happens on the device with Corrata, which is very important in terms of employee privacy. It also integrates seamlessly with any UEMs or MDMs, which is very useful for large enterprises when they want to roll them out to their clients or to their customers.

Corrata is very easy to install, very easy to use, and it ensures that security teams for large enterprises have that mobile security gap covered.

Corrata does exactly what it should do; it runs on the employee's device without getting in the way of their day-to-day use of their phone. It provides very useful reports for your security team in the company, which is very useful.

Corrata has positively impacted my organization, resulting in both better security posture and fewer incidents.

I don't have any numbers per se, but I know that the application has blocked maybe 20 different phishing attempts on my phone, which contributes to our improved security posture.

There's nothing I would change about Corrata at this point.

I have been using Corrata for the past two months.

I have experienced no downtime or issues since I started using Corrata.

Corrata has no problem scaling, and it can handle a growing number of devices or users easily.

I haven't had to reach out to customer support for Corrata, as everything has just been running fine on both the admin console and also the mobile device, so I have not needed help.

Negative

I didn't previously use any different solution before Corrata; I just used the default protection on my Android phone.

It was very easy to set up Corrata, as we were enabled and ready to go within a matter of minutes. The product ran really well on my phone, didn't use very much battery at all, and it was innocuous—you don't realize that it's working in the background, keeping your phone safe.

It was very easy to deploy Corrata in my environment.

My experience with the configuration process for Corrata was very straightforward; I encountered no challenges while getting it deployed on the phone and getting the configuration set up on the administration tool. It was very easy to set up custom rules, custom URLs, and whitelist URLs—everything was easy and user-friendly.

I don't have any metrics per se in terms of cost saved with Corrata, but our security posture is definitely enhanced, although I can't really measure it.

My experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing for Corrata was very reasonable.

Before choosing Corrata, we looked at Lookout and Zimperium; those are the two competitors I considered.

I would advise others looking into using Corrata that it's very easy to use, provides a better security posture for your organization because a lot of companies do not consider this mobile blind spot, and this Corrata application is very useful for that.

The people I've met in Corrata are really nice people, and I hope they do really well.

It's just seamless to deploy, seamless to use, and I feel more secure when I have Corrata running on my phone.

On a scale of 1-10, I rate Corrata a 10.

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.

The best features Corrata offers include 100% visibility of threats coming into devices and the reactive method of blocking them, notifying, and then quarantining devices should that be necessary. The app runs in the background unbeknownst to the user of the device and it does not affect the device in any negative ways; it works to really protect the privacy of the user as well. I find it very easy to work on the device without any interference on battery life or connectivity, and it is really proactive in notifying us on any suspicious emails, texts, QR codes, and essentially blocking all the different threats that would be directed towards us.

The notifications and blocking features work for my team in a great way because, as our users are using the device normally, they do not really know that Corrata is running in the background because it's not obvious. As they're trying to access risky content, sites, or SMS's, they get a notification and are alerted of the danger. This is sent back to the admin console for further investigation; it's instant and really accessible and digestible for the user to be notified and then to navigate away from the risky site.

Corrata has positively impacted my organization by really helping us know that our mobiles are secure. It has allowed us to operate tightly and given us the confidence that the sensitive data we house is protected. We are a very small business, but the data we have is sensitive in terms of personal and profiling information and card details for automated payments. So while the data we have is probably small in the context of other businesses, it is really personal and sensitive, which is why it's given us the possibility to work on the go on our devices but still make sure that they're protected and secure.

I have been using Corrata for one year.

Corrata is stable for my organization.

Corrata's scalability is good.

I previously used a different solution before Corrata.

Before choosing Corrata, I did evaluate other options.

My advice for others looking into using Corrata is to thoroughly consider its features. My company has a business relationship with this vendor other than being a customer. On a scale of one to ten, I rate Corrata a nine out of ten.