Appdome

Start from the app you already have. Upload the Android or iOS build to Appdome, pick the protections you need, and generate a secured binary—no code edits, no new SDKs. The console walks you through common scenarios like protecting payments, stopping automated abuse, and hardening IP against reverse engineering. Before you click build, choose a compliance target (PCI, PSD2, GDPR) to auto-apply matching policies and export an audit report alongside the release artifact. Ship the protected app to your store or MDM the same day.

For product teams running shopping, travel, or gaming apps, the day-to-day flow is straightforward: select anti-tamper and anti-repackaging to block clones; enable deep obfuscation to hide logic and control flow; turn on runtime guardrails (anti-debugging, anti-hooking, emulator checks) and device trust (root/jailbreak detection) to stop dynamic attacks; encrypt local data—preferences, resources, strings—with strong AES-256; and lock down transport with certificate pinning and intercept proxy prevention. Add bot and ATO protections to cut credential stuffing and fake traffic at the app edge. Each setting includes a short description of impact, default recommendations, and toggles for user messaging, so you can decide whether to block, warn, or step-up authentication without changing app code.

Integrate this into CI/CD in minutes. Create a security template per environment (dev, test, prod) and call Appdome from your pipeline to apply protections on every build. Use versioning to track what changed between releases and roll back a policy with one click if QA finds friction. Testing teams can run automated and manual checks with built-in threat simulations: attempt jailbreak, attach a debugger, try a MITM tool, or unpack the app to verify protections are active. Results, logs, and policy diffs live in one place, making it easy for security and engineering to collaborate and sign off before submission.

After release, monitor real-world attack telemetry to see which defenses are triggering and where. If a new proxy or rooting technique appears, adjust the policy and push an updated protected build—no code changes required. For monetization-critical flows (checkout, loyalty, in-game purchases), define stricter rules and pair them with adaptive responses like captcha, challenge, or full block. Use integration endpoints to sync events with your SIEM or fraud systems, gate access by role, and manage external SDKs. The result is a repeatable, low-friction workflow that keeps apps compliant and resilient while your team stays focused on features and growth.