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Be aware or beware: Easily insert security into your mobile apps
Living remotely can be convenient, but also risky. Read on to see how to better protect your customers from cyber-attacks in today’s digital age.
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Scaled Mobile App Testing Approach with Digital.ai Continuous Testing
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When we talk with customers, one of their main concerns with the move to SaaS is security. It’s imperative that any vendor providing cloud and SaaS services keep security at the forefront.
Why Code Obfuscation Matters
Code obfuscation makes your application more difficult to understand by threat actors. Read our blog to see how Digital.ai Application Security code obfuscation can better protect your next application.
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Digital.ai Continuous Testing, Supports iPhone 14
With the release of iPhone 14 devices, we proudly announce that our Continuous Testing solution already supports testing on them.
