Appdome

Start from your build, not from scratch. Upload your Android or iOS app package to Appdome, pick a ready-made security template for retail, travel, or gaming, and toggle the controls you need. Hit build to produce a protected binary—no SDKs, no code edits, no re-architecting. Use the same workflow for dev, test, and release candidates, then export a compliance report mapped to PCI DSS, PSD2, GDPR, and other policies. Teams can clone a protection set across brands or regions, so every variant ships with the same defenses and audit evidence.

Lock down data and traffic in minutes. Turn on at-rest encryption to cover app storage, preferences, resources, strings, and XML with AES‑256 so nothing sensitive leaks from the sandbox. For transport, enforce modern TLS, validate certificates, and activate layered MITM defenses that block hostile proxies, user-installed CAs, and downgraded ciphers. Add pinning, define trusted endpoints, and choose fallback behavior (fail-close vs. warn and continue). Keep staging and production configs separate with environment-specific profiles, and verify results with in-app diagnostics and test logs before submitting to the store.

Stop tampering and repackaging with a single switch. Enable the ONEShield hardening suite to resist patching, runtime instrumentation (e.g., hooking frameworks), debugging, and code extraction. Obfuscate logic and control paths so reversing tools can’t map your flows or harvest IP. Detect rooted/jailbroken devices, emulators, and compromised OS signals at launch and during runtime, with policy-driven responses: block, limit features, or require step-up authentication. Commerce teams can protect checkout, wallets, and loyalty balances from bots and account takeovers; game studios can shield in‑app economies from mod menus, speed hacks, and memory edits—without rewriting a line.

Fit security into how you already ship. Use drag-and-drop in the console for ad‑hoc builds, or automate through API calls in your CI to fuse protections on every commit. Manage roles and approvals so security, release, and QA each sign off on builds. Track versions and rollback points, store artifacts and reports with your release notes, and map protections to Jira tickets or export events to SIEM for monitoring. Testing leads can run regression on rooted and MITM testbeds, capture results in one place, and gate releases on passing policies. When threats evolve, update the profile, rebuild in minutes, and redeploy without delaying your roadmap or sacrificing frame rates and startup time.