R-Vision and Open Mobile Platform Strengthen Mobile Security with Aurora Integration

R-Vision and Open Mobile Platform (OMP) have completed the integration of OMP’s Aurora Center mobile device management (MDM) solution with R-Vision’s security tools, marking a significant step in securing mobile environments for government and industrial sectors. This collaboration addresses growing concerns around BYOD policies and mobile threat detection, combining OMP’s expertise in secure mobile ecosystems with R-Vision’s SIEM and vulnerability management capabilities¹.

Strategic Partnership Details

The integration enables real-time threat detection for mobile devices, including unauthorized access and policy violations, directly within R-Vision’s EVO ecosystem. Valery Bogdashov, CEO of R-Vision, emphasized the partnership’s role in strengthening national cybersecurity infrastructure³. The solution is particularly critical for sectors with stringent compliance requirements, such as energy and transportation, where mobile endpoints are increasingly targeted.

Key technical features include:

Endpoint visibility enrichment via R-Vision’s asset management module
Automated policy enforcement through Aurora Center’s MDM APIs
Cross-platform threat intelligence sharing with Sber’s X-TI platform²

Technical Implementation

The integration uses OMP’s secure mobile OS as a foundation, with R-Vision’s SIEM correlating device events with network and cloud security data. A sample workflow for policy violation detection:

1. Aurora MDM detects jailbroken device → triggers alert
2. R-Vision SIEM enriches event with user/asset context
3. Automated SOAR playbook isolates device via API
4. Incident ticket generated in EVO ecosystem

This workflow reduces mean time to respond (MTTR) for mobile incidents by 78% compared to manual processes, according to internal benchmarks¹.

Market Context

The collaboration positions both companies against competitors like Kaspersky and Positive Technologies in the growing mobile security market. Comparative analysis shows R-Vision’s advantage in modular SOC integration, while OMP provides the only FSTEC-certified mobile platform in Russia⁶.

Vendor	Mobile Security Offering	Certifications
R-Vision/OMP	Aurora MDM + EVO SIEM	FSTEC, FSB
Kaspersky	Symphony XDR	Common Criteria

Security Implications

For organizations adopting this solution, we recommend:

Conducting BYOD policy reviews to align with Aurora’s enforcement capabilities
Integrating mobile threat data into existing SOC workflows
Leveraging R-Vision’s TIP module to correlate mobile and infrastructure threats

The partnership reflects broader industry trends toward unified security ecosystems, as seen in Positive Technologies’ MaxPatrol SIEM and Kaspersky’s Symphony XDR⁶. With mobile devices representing 42% of initial attack vectors in 2024 (per R-Vision’s threat report), this integration fills a critical gap in regulated environments.