What you will be able to do after reading
Written for teams who have to make a decision, not a purchase. Every claim is sourced, and the evaluation checklist works against any vendor, including us.
Explain why an infected phone is your problem
When malware moves money through your app, the loss, the regulatory exposure and the headline belong to you. The customer will not call it a malware infection. They will call your app unsafe.
Recognise the eight capabilities modern trojans combine
Overlays, accessibility abuse, screen streaming, keylogging, SMS interception, on-device fraud, virtualisation and anti-removal logic, with what each one does and why your app never sees it.
See why on-device fraud defeats your fraud stack
The transaction starts inside the victim’s own authenticated session. Device fingerprinting, IP reputation and behavioural models all pass, because every signal they read is genuine.
Map what each of your seven controls misses
API gateways, fraud engines, MFA, store review, MDM, consumer antivirus and penetration testing. None should be removed. None observes the device at the moment fraud happens.
Write a response policy that survives contact with support
Blanket policies get switched off within two quarters. A severity table maps six detections to proportionate responses, so protection stays on.
Evaluate any vendor in eleven questions
Questions to put to any vendor, each answerable in a live session rather than a datasheet, plus the five metrics that keep a programme funded.
Scans mobile apps for vulnerabilities, exposed secrets and risky third-party libraries before release.View IronSCAN
Applies five layers of protection to the built app. Rooting, emulators, hooking, repackaging and malicious accessibility services, with no source-code changes.View IronWALL
Monitoring and response. Every detection logged the second it happens, across the whole portfolio, exportable for audit.View IronSKY