Our DevSec blog is dedicated to the topics, best practices and cybersecurity research needed by mobile developers (DEV) and cybersecurity (SEC) teams in the modern mobile DevOps pipeline.
In this DevSec blog we’ll share our research and best practices in securing Android & iOS apps. Our goal is to help mobile developers and cyber security teams stay ahead of mobile app hackers, attackers, pass mobile application penetration tests, and make mobile DevSecOps compliance easy.
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Mobile consumers continue to be the fastest growing group and online, and we asked 10,000 people of all ages and backgrounds what they were most concerned about. Across this diverse group, the…
In this blog post I’ll discuss mobile malware ‘droppers’ and remote access trojans (RATS), and explain how cybercriminals use them to upgrade mobile malware with more powerful capabilities based…
Working in mobile security over the last 5 years, I often get asked some variant the following questions:
What’s the difference between native apps and non-native apps?
What’s…
RedHat defines DevSecOps as an approach to culture, automation, and platform design that integrates security as a shared responsibility throughout the entire IT lifecycle. Unfortunately, Mobile DevSecOps today is more an aspiration to…
This blog is about mobile app deep linking, and how you can use deep linking to drive deeper engagement with your users/customers and make it easier for them to…
I’m very excited to share with you the new and improved Secure Communication offering from Appdome! Preventing MitM attacks has never been easier.
Everything that accepts, processes, stores, or transmits credit card data must validate compliance with the PCI Data Security Standards (PCI-DSS). This means end users and developers of mobile applications…
In a DevSecOps world, organizations need to build security features into their mobile apps quickly, an impossible task when relying on SDKs.
I’m very excited to announce the availability of Appdome’s 2021 Global Mobile Consumer Security Survey.
This is an incredible moment for security and fraud prevention teams. Never before has the…
As one of Appdome’s Solution Specialists, I often recommend the Mobile AppSec Verification Standard (MASVS) as a good blue print to build a comprehensive mobile app security roadmap for Android and iOS apps.
Appdome’s Mobile DevSecOps Platform offers a DevSecOps workflow that applies developer best practices to the process of releasing security features to mobile apps.
Using DevSecOps to protect mobile retails apps, organizations can release Android and iOS apps without making tradeoffs between features and security.
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