Application hardening

Application hardening takes a finished, well-built application and both manipulates existing, and injects new, code to shield the application against static and dynamic attacks far beyond "hygienic" vulnerabilities like those created by not verifying a sender or destination or message format. 

• Binary level code obfuscation to prevent attackers from seeing a functional view of an application. 

• Application integrity checks ensure the application code has not been altered. 

• Detect whether the app is running on a rooted or jailbroken device. 

• Vary how protections are applied in each build to prevent attackers from building up a cumulative understanding of how apps are being protected. 

• Determine what actions to take if app is being attacked or a device is determined to be compromised. 

• Utilize white-box cryptographic protection to encrypt critical keys and data.