Appdome No-Code Security Solutions
Secure Mobile Commerce All Android & iOS Apps
Appdome’s no-code Secure Mobile Commerce Solution provides developers of mobile shopping, travel apps and gaming apps a quick and easy way to protect Android & iOS apps from all vectors of attack. Prevent the OWASP Top 10 Mobile Threats. Comply with PCI, PSD2, GDPR and other mobile regulations. No code or coding required.
Appdome’s Secure Mobile Commerce Delivers
Deliver secure mobile commerce apps easily and prevent credential theft, ATOs, MiTM, malware, malicious bots, reverse engineering and other mobile attacks fast.
Instantly achieve OWASP Top 10, and OWASP L1 and L2, PCI, PSD2 and other security standards. No dev required. No impact to mobile app roadmaps.
Ensure mobile brand safety and provide mobile consumers safe mobile apps in “Zero Trust” environments. Secure mobile transactions. Prevent mobile fraud.
Protect Your Mobile Shopping, Travel or Gaming App Today
Appdome’s Secure Mobile Commerce solution provides developers of mobile shopping, mobile retail and gaming apps a quick and easy way to deploy comprehensive mobile app security inside Android and iOS apps. Stop attacks and security threats end-to-end, protecting data, transactions, connections, users and code. No development. Fast time to market. Get started today!
Start Building Secure Mobile Commerce Apps Today!
Using Appdome for Secure Mobile Commerce is easy. Create a great mobile experience in your shopping, travel or gaming app. Use Appdome to secure your m-commerce app and prevent breaches in mobile business. Protect every build instantly by integrating Appdome’s security solution with your CI/CD system.
Detect and Prevent M-Commerce App Breaches
Protect your Android and iOS mobile commerce apps with the industry-leading comprehensive defense against malicious attacks.
Layered Defense Against Mobile Attacks
Add app shielding, encryption, obfuscation, secure communications, and OS integrity to provide a non-cascading layered defense.
Trusted Connections Between Mobile Apps and Backend Services
Ensure that data-in-transit is secure and that only designated apps can connect to the backend web servers.
Instant Protection Against All the OWASP Mobile Top 10 Risks
Add Runtime Application Self-Protection (RASP) and other features in minutes, with no code or development required.
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Mobile Developers Guide for
Mobile App Security
Learn the best practices mobile developers should follow when securing their Android and iOS apps. Topics include apps hielding, obfuscation, encryption, MiTM prevention, jailbreak and root prevention, and more. Secure native and non-native apps release-by-release, including React Native, Cordova and Xamarin built apps.
Recent Blogs About Mobile Commerce
No-code Mobile Data Encryption on Appdome
Appdome TOTALData Encryption is one of the cornerstones of our Mobile Security Suite. This mobile data encryption solution protects all application data coded, created, and used by the mobile app. What is Mobile Data Encryption? As we discussed in a previous blog, every Android and iOS app uses three states of data. Data at rest (DAR), data in transit, and data in use (aka data in memory). Data at rest is persistent data, stored in the application sandbox Data in transit is [...]
Protect Against OWASP Mobile Top 10 Risks with Appdome Mobile Security Suite
Every year, OWASP releases the top 10 of most critical web application security risks, a powerful awareness document for web application security that represents a broad consensus about the most critical security risks to web applications.
Protect Mobile Apps Against Credential Stuffing Attacks
Credential Stuffing is top of mind with security engineers these days. Here at Appdome, we talk to several customers per week who are looking for protection against Credential Stuffing. According [...]
PSD2 Compliance for Mobile Apps
PSD2 compliance is important, as it seeks to further modernize Europe’s payment services for the benefit of citizens and business. This new directive, which went into effect Sept. 14, [...]