Mobile application protection covers assessment, code protection, integrity, runtime defence and visibility. What each layer does, what it cannot do, and how to diagnose which one you are missing.
Five requirements that separate a mobile app hardening solution that holds from one that only reads well. Each one is verifiable in a proof of concept.
Jeff Woong, Senior Manager, Enterprise Solutions, on coming to cybersecurity from psychology, why passing a pen test is not the same as being secure, and the best three words a security professional can say.
A Compliance Officer’s Guide to BNM RMiT and Asia’s Mobile Banking Rules Most technology risk programmes in banking are mature at the perimeter and thin at the edge. Network controls are documented, access reviews are scheduled, penetration tests are booked.
What Hackers See When They Decompile Your App Most engineering teams have a rough intuition that a shipped app can be pulled apart, and that reverse engineering is possible in principle. Fewer have sat with what that actually returns. How
RASP, app shielding and mobile app hardening protect different parts of the same attack. Here is where each one stops, and the question most never ask.
Mobile app hardening protects an app on devices you do not control. What it covers, the five layers, how it deploys, and how to evaluate it.
From malware and phishing attacks to weak authentication and unsecured data storage, these threats expose banks and their users to significant risks. Explore top mobile app security threats facing in the banking industry and learn how to stay ahead of
The mobile app landscape is evolving rapidly. To stay ahead of the curve, organizations must adapt to new security challenges and embrace emerging solutions. Explore the critical trends and strategic recommendations to secure your mobile apps in 2026.
The dependency of mobile apps comes with a significant risk for attackers to exploit vulnerabilities, leaving businesses vulnerable to data breaches, fraud, and reputation damage. So how can security teams proactively monitor and mitigate it?