OWASP Global AppSec USA
Event Summary
Your Mobile App Is Exposed. How Well Can It Withstand an Attack?Attackers can reverse engineer mobile apps, tamper with their code, and exploit weaknesses in client-side protections to target proprietary logic and backend APIs. Digital.ai helps organizations protect applications against these attacks with proven app hardening, runtime protection, and threat detection.
Visit us at Booth G12 to assess your app’s defenses, see our protections in action, and talk with our application security experts.
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Three Reasons to Stop by Our Booth
Find Out How Your App Holds Up Against Reverse Engineering
For two decades, we’ve helped protect applications for leading banks, gaming companies, and medical device makers. Talk with our experts about your app’s exposure to reverse engineering, tampering, and runtime attacks, and the protections that can help close the gaps.
Assess Your App's Resilience to AI-Assisted Attacks
AI is changing how attackers analyze and reverse engineer applications. See how Digital.ai’s Threat Assessment evaluates your mobile app’s resilience, and learn where additional protection may be needed.
Turn the Call for Collective Cyber Defense Into Action
OpenAI, Anthropic, Microsoft, and more than 100 organizations have called for collective action to strengthen cyber defense. Read our CEO’s open letter and get the toolkit to help turn that call into action.
Digital.ai Arxan Security
Protecting the world's most targeted mobile Applications
>2B+
Apps Instances Protected
ISO 13485
Certified
FIPS 140-3
Validated
4
of Top 10 Banks
4
of Top 10 Gaming Companies
AI Assisted Hardening
and Runtime Protections Against Reverse Engineering for Mobile, Web, and Desktop
Jailbreak & Root Detection
and Anti-instrumentation for Apps Running in the Wild
RASP
for Real-Time In-App Threat Detection and Attack Response
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