Regulators across Asia now expect banks, insurers and payment providers to prove the mobile app is controlled, not just the network behind it. SecIron maps those expectations to concrete, auditable controls.

BNM RMiT, MAS TRM and similar frameworks expect banks to demonstrate control over the app on the customer’s device, not just the perimeter around the data centre.
SecIron maps assessment, hardening and monitoring to those controls and produces the evidence an audit asks for: assessment reports, the protection policy applied to each release, and continuous attack telemetry.
Most technology-risk programmes are mature at the perimeter and thin at the edge. The questions below are where mobile channels fail audits.
Can you show that the released app resists reverse engineering, tampering and runtime attack, not just that it was tested once?
Specific requirements on mobile application security, device integrity and secure development in Malaysia and Singapore.
Assessment and resilience controls mapped to the standard most regulators reference.
Expectations that you detect and respond to attacks on the app, with records to prove it.
Rules on where application binaries, telemetry and customer data may be processed.
Controls that must hold for every release, not only the one that was audited.
Each SecIron layer generates the artefacts an auditor expects: assessment reports, hardened builds and continuous attack telemetry.
Assessment reports against OWASP, CVE and CWE for every build.
A hardened release that satisfies resilience requirements.
Monitoring and response records regulators look for.
See how an international bank met its regulator’s mobile security mandate in weeks, with evidence ready when auditors ask.

International bankCase study · BankingHow SecIron helped an international bank meet its mobile security mandatesA central regulatory mandate required every banking app to be protected, within weeks. IronWALL was deployed on-premise for iOS and Android, with no SDK and no source code changes, so the bank could harden its app without slowing a single release.2 weeksto the first protected appMinutesto harden every update0source code changesRead the case study| Scenario | Before SecIron | With SecIron |
|---|---|---|
| Auditor asks how the app resists tampering | Narrative answer and a pen-test PDF | Hardened build plus IronSCAN report for the audited release |
| Regulator asks about mobile monitoring | Nothing beyond server logs | IronSKY attack telemetry and response records |
| Data residency question | Vendor cloud outside jurisdiction | On-premise or private-cloud deployment |
| New release between audits | Controls may have lapsed | Hardening runs in CI/CD on every build |
| Secure development evidence | Ad hoc | Repeatable assessment integrated into the release gate |
Yes. SecIron works with banks and payment providers whose mobile channel must satisfy BNM RMiT, MAS TRM and similar frameworks across Asia. Our compliance guide maps the common mobile requirements to specific controls.
Yes. SecIron holds ISO/IEC 27001 certification for information security management. The certificate is available from the footer of this site.
Yes. IronSCAN assesses builds against OWASP, CVE and CWE standards and IronWALL’s protections map to the MASVS resilience requirements.
Yes. SecIron can be deployed on-premise or in a private cloud for organisations that cannot send application binaries or telemetry outside their own environment.
Guides, research and practical checklists from the SecIron team.
BlogA compliance officer’s guide to BNM RMiT and Asia’s mobile banking rulesRead the article →
BlogUnderstanding OWASP Top 10 and implications for your digital assetsRead the article →
GuideVendor evaluation guide for mobile app securityRead the article →Browse all blog posts, success stories and whitepapers and guides.
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