In this mobile DevSecOps blogs series, we’ll share our mobile security research and cover the top best practices on how to implement a mobile DevSecOps strategy inside your organization and document, maintain and prove organizational compliance with your mobile app protection requirements. Understanding and defending against the growing diversity of mobile exploits and attacks is critical to ensuring mobile business integrity and an amazing mobile experience for all mobile users.
We’ll also share DevOps CI/CD and Data-Driven DevSecOps™ best practices, and highlight key operational and industry insights, to help you achieve mobile DevSecOps agility and follow mobile app protection best practices in CI/CD.
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Cybercriminals are using AI to launch smarter, faster attacks like bypassing fraud detection or spreading malware. For businesses handling payment data, staying ahead of these threats is…
Anyone that knows me knows I love golf.
Golf is a challenging sport because it involves so many variables. A big part of golf is knowing, or playing with someone…
One of the recurring themes that comes up in my discussions with mobile app developers and security professionals is how they can best improve their DevOps processes.
Most dev teams…
The shift left security model says that mobile app developers need to build security features at the same time as they are building the app.
Mobile apps continue to go viral. With the pandemic, mobile apps have gained adoption faster than ever before. As a result, apps have gone from a few users to…
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…
In a DevSecOps world, organizations need to build security features into their mobile apps quickly, an impossible task when relying on SDKs.
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.
Appdome’s Mobile DevSecOps workflow, integrates mobile app security into the DevOps workflow and removes the tension between DevOps and Sec.
With hackers releasing a new jailbreak tool for every iphone or a rooting tool for every android device, it’s no wonder mobile wallets are hacked so often. I knew many who…
Why Now
Cybercriminals are using AI to launch smarter, faster attacks like bypassing fraud detection or spreading malware. For businesses handling payment data, staying ahead of these threats is…
Anyone that knows me knows I love golf.
Golf is a challenging sport because it involves so many variables. A big part of golf is knowing, or playing with someone…
One of the recurring themes that comes up in my discussions with mobile app developers and security professionals is how they can best improve their DevOps processes.
Most dev teams…
The shift left security model says that mobile app developers need to build security features at the same time as they are building the app.
Mobile apps continue to go viral. With the pandemic, mobile apps have gained adoption faster than ever before. As a result, apps have gone from a few users to…
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…
In a DevSecOps world, organizations need to build security features into their mobile apps quickly, an impossible task when relying on SDKs.
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.
Appdome’s Mobile DevSecOps workflow, integrates mobile app security into the DevOps workflow and removes the tension between DevOps and Sec.
With hackers releasing a new jailbreak tool for every iphone or a rooting tool for every android device, it’s no wonder mobile wallets are hacked so often. I knew many who…
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