- Access Control
- Application
- Application Virtualization
- Authentication
- Cybersecurity
- Data Persistence
- Enterprise
- Identity Access Management
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Who is Nubo?
Nubo provides software for secure use of mobile applications and workspaces on employee and corporate devices, with an emphasis on enterprise mobility and access control.
- Mobile application virtualization and secure workspace delivery
- BYOD support with separation of business and personal data
- Remote access to enterprise apps from iOS and Android devices
- Policy enforcement, authentication, and administrative controls for mobile use
- Enterprise mobility deployment for regulated and security-sensitive environments
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More About Nubo
Nubo is positioned as an enterprise mobility software provider focused on giving organizations a controlled way to deliver business applications to smartphones and tablets. Its offerings are used in environments where companies want employees, contractors, or partners to access corporate resources from mobile devices without placing all business data directly into the native device environment. This makes the platform relevant to bring your own device programs as well as corporate owned mobile deployments.
The company is associated with secure mobile workspace delivery, mobile application isolation, and centralized policy administration. In practice, that means IT teams can present business apps in a managed environment that is logically separated from personal usage on the same device. Common enterprise requirements in this category include identity based access, session control, application level restrictions, and administrative visibility into corporate usage without full control over a user’s personal device. These patterns place Nubo near categories such as mobile device management, enterprise mobility management, and secure application delivery, although its focus is more on isolating and delivering the work environment than on broad device lifecycle management alone.
In enterprise architectures, this type of platform commonly sits alongside identity and access management systems, directory services, and mobile endpoint controls. It can also be part of zero trust oriented remote access strategies where the enterprise wants to limit data persistence on endpoints and reduce exposure from unmanaged devices. The technical value is in separating enterprise sessions and data handling from the rest of the mobile operating environment while keeping application access usable for end users.
Within current enterprise IT solution areas, Nubo fits most directly in mobile and endpoint security, secure workspace delivery, and enterprise mobility software. Its active product positioning is best understood at the solution category level rather than as a broad endpoint management suite: it is used to provide controlled mobile access to enterprise applications, support BYOD programs, and apply security and administrative policies to mobile work activity.
Our description of Nubo. Updated September 2026.