• 09:00 Authenticated. Credentials valid.
  • 09:00 Not the developer you vetted.

Know who is really doing the work

Offshore developers, contractors, and remote employees work where you cannot see them, with real access to your code and systems. Mimoto confirms the person at the keyboard is the one you vetted, in every session, not just on the day you hired them.

A remote developer's desk with code on the screen and two clocks on the wall. The developer who was vetted walks away, and someone else sits down at the keyboard, circled in coral.

Remote workers need increased security, not excessive friction

Interviews, background checks, and onboarding confirm a person once. After that, the account is trusted. With remote and offshore teams, nobody sees if a laptop is compromised, social engineering helped bypass MFA, or prying eyes have discovered a password.

41%

of CISOs reported experiencing at least one deepfake social engineering incident during an employee audio call in the previous 12 months.

Source: Gartner Survey on AI-Driven Social Engineering Attacks, September 2026

How Mimoto catches it

Mimoto combines advanced pattern matching with anomaly detection to recognize each specific person and respond to malicious activity.

Analyze

Measures how each person interacts, never what they type.

Verify

Confirms the person in the session matches the person who owns the account.

Enforce

Responds to a mismatch in real time: alerts your team, and re-verifies, restricts, or ends the session, your policy enforced automatically.

Verification, not surveillance

Remote work runs on trust. Mimoto measures how a person interacts, never what they type or what is on the screen.

Mimoto confirms the person you hired is the person doing the work.

Frequently asked questions

Isn’t my remote worker protected through a VPN?

A VPN is an important tool in a healthy cybersecurity posture, but it should be used in conjunction with other cybersecurity tools.

What is Mimoto’s role in a Zero Trust framework?

Zero Trust verifies the artifacts of identity (tokens, tickets, assertions, device posture) rather than the person. Mimoto works with Zero Trust to add continuous verification of the person.

See where the gap sits in your environment

Want to see Mimoto catch the wrong person in a live session? We will set up a time.

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