Harden Your Mobile Apps for Real Protection

Defend against reverse engineering, tampering, and data breaches. Digital.ai hardens your mobile apps to deliver multi-layered, proactive protection that’s built for the mobile apps that enterprises create and give to their customers.

Threat actors continue to seek ways to analyze, modify, or exploit your mobile apps. Digital.ai Application Security hardens your mobile apps by applying protective layers such as code obfuscation, anti-tampering, and Runtime application Self Protection (RASP) to make your application code impossible for attackers to analyze, thereby safeguarding sensitive data, IP, and user trust.

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Why Harden Your Mobile Apps?

Harden your apps to prevent reverse engineering. It’s easy: Digital.ai’s application hardening uses an auto-configurable Protection Blueprint to generate obfuscated code and tamper-proof apps with RASP protections, enabling easy adjustment of defenses for each release and providing real-time alerts when apps are modified or run in unsafe environments.

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Integrate with DevOps Workflows

  • Integrate an Open Policy Agent (OPA) security policy into the release process to ensure that applications have been protected before they are released.

 

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Tamper Detection

  • On attempts to tamper, receive detailed alerts showing you the device, operating system, browser, IP address, and geographic location of attacks.

 

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Whitebox Cryptography

  • Secure data in transit and protect encryption/decryption keys stored in mobile and desktop applications with FIPS 140-3 validated whitebox cryptography.

 

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Your Mobile App’s Security Begins with Hardening

When you release mobile apps into the wild, threat actors can attempt to reverse engineer them to manipulate them and/or steal sensitive assets. Digital.ai hardens your mobile apps post-build, transforming readable code and logic into fortified deployments—so business logic, cryptographic keys, and private data remain protected even if the app is decompiled or tampered with.

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