About Zero Trust

What Zero Trust means

Zero Trust is the gold standard in cybersecurity, based on one rule: never trust anything by default. Every connection, device, person, or system must be verified as legitimate before access is granted. It replaces blind trust with verification.

Major corporations and the U.S. government are moving to a Zero Trust architecture. Yet one area has remained unprotected until now: web links. Since most attacks begin with mobile phishing, applying Zero Trust to links is one of the most important cybersecurity upgrades in 20 years.

Why Zero Trust matters for mobile

Phones are now the main gateway for communication, identity, and payments.

People carry their phones everywhere and stay constantly connected, so they tend to respond quickly to messages that feel personal and time sensitive.

Small screens make it harder to spot signs of danger, leaving less room for judgement and making fake links look real and mistakes more likely.

Criminals exploit this, which is why mobile now drives most malware, spyware, online fraud, identity theft, corporate espionage, account takeovers, business email compromise, and data breaches.

Mackie Mobile and MetaCert make it fast and simple to check links inside any text, email, app, QR code, or browser, before you open them.

Would you rather keep relying on your instincts to spot dangerous links, or move to a carrier that protects you and tells you what's safe?

Dangerous links on mobile phones is the most dangerous cyber threat you face right now.

90% of malware, digital fraud, account takeovers, and targeted cyberattacks start with phishing. It typically starts with a dangerous link.

If detection worked, you wouldn't be told to stay vigilant and check links yourself.

Being a Mackie Mobile member means you're protected from the attacks that cause the most financial loss, the most disruption, and the most personal harm.

What Mackie Mobile members are protected from