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Innovating Security in Mobile App Development
SecIron discusses the challenges and new waves of threats faced in today's mobile app security and the need to address these gaps on APAC CIO Outlook.
How Do You Know If Your Smartphone Has Been Hacked
Malware is malicious software that is designed with the intent to infiltrate your smartphone and cause harm.
Data Protection – An Ultimate Guide
Data protection is essential for any organization that collects, stores, or handles sensitive data to prevent hacking, phishing, or identity theft frauds.
10 signs that your mobile device is compromised
Malware is malicious software that is designed with the intent to infiltrate your smartphone and cause harm.
SecIron Is Now Compatible for HuaWei’s HarmonyOS Based Applications
SecIron is one of the first security solutions provider that will be able to provide hardening technology for Huawei HarmonyOS mobile application.
How To Protect Mobile Devices Against Click-Fraud
This shows the necessity of protecting your application with an enhanced anti-root mechanism.
Understanding OWASP Top 10 and Implications for your Digital Assets
This shows the necessity of protecting your application with an enhanced anti-root mechanism.
How To Protect Android Apps From Mobile Overlay Attacks
This shows the necessity of protecting your application with an enhanced anti-root mechanism.
Why Data Encryption Is Essential To Secure Digital Ecosystems
This shows the necessity of protecting your application with an enhanced anti-root mechanism.
Tech Update: IronWALL Compatible for Apple iOS 15 Based Applications
This shows the necessity of protecting your application with an enhanced anti-root mechanism.
How Mobile App Security Affects The Organization’s Security Posture
This shows the necessity of protecting your application with an enhanced anti-root mechanism.
Quick Guide For Digital Businesses To Counter Mobile App Risk
This shows the necessity of protecting your application with an enhanced anti-root mechanism.
SecIron Ties up With CyberSecurity Malaysia to Boost Mobile App Security
SecIron announced a strategic alliance with Cybersecurity Malaysia (CSM) to boost awareness about the importance of securing mobile applications and IoT systems among businesses in Malaysia.
Detecting Mobile App Security Gaps through Vulnerability Diagnosis
Discover how a mobile network provider detect mobile app security gaps through vulnerability diagnosis.
Third-party Payment Company
A Europe global developer and vendor of open digital payment solution has faced challenge in Android mobile application security risk. SecIron has helped to protect their mobile application and SDK then passed the penetration test with good result.
A Korean Gaming Company
One of the top 5 gaming company in South Korea is constantly facing game cracking and cheating issue. It causes them revenue loss. SecIron has helped to protect their game such that hackers find it difficult to hack and give up.
One of Top Bank in Taiwan
SecIron's code-less innovative security solutions provided a quick, hassle-free and time-to-market solution for one of the Top Banks in Taiwan.
Securing Mobile Applications Against Banking Trojan Malware Attacks
Learn to protect your mobile applications from banking trojan malware attacks with the latest security solutions.
Mobile App Security Knowledge Base: Social Engineering Attack
This article discusses mobile application security and the threats of social engineering attacks, the stages and five most common social engineering techniques with tips on how to protect oneself from social engineering attacks.
Runtime Application Self Protection (RASP) – The Next Step Up To App Security
The article discusses the increasing threat of cyberattacks on applications and the need for effective application security measures with concept of Runtime Application Self Protection (RASP).
Man in The Middle (MiTM) Attack – Everything You Need to Know
Learn about man-in-the-middle (MitM) attacks, a type of cyber threat where attackers interrupt data transfer or existing conversations, aiming to gain access to personal information such as credit card details, account numbers, and login credentials.
