India, Aug. 8 -- For years, mobile security worked like a surveillance system. Watch everything, log everything, raise a flag when something looks off. It sounded solid in theory. In practice, it often meant reacting after the fact.

In a recent interaction with Manish Mimani, CEO & Founder, Protectt.ai, a sharper reality came into focus. Detection tells you an attack has happened. It does not stop it from happening. And in mobile environments, that delay is where most of the damage occurs.

By the time a system flags suspicious activity, a compromised session may already be active. Credentials might already be exposed. Transactions could already be in motion. That gap between detection and action is no longer acceptable.

Traditional sec...