Choose the ONE platform that can secure, monitor & respond with mobile EDR in your DevOps pipeline. Leverage AI & ML to automate Certified Secure™ mobile EDR, including app fingerprinting, threat detection, anti-malware, MiTM defense & more in Android & iOS apps. Improve mobile EDR while eliminating development, coding, SDKs, servers.
Mobile enterprises use Appdome to deliver all the EDR defenses needed in mobile apps on demand. Build and adapt the security model on the fly with no impact on the CI/CD pipeline. Enjoy continuous compliance with less work, less cost, no complexity, no code/agent/SDK. Deploy mobile EDR with maximum reach, flexibility & ease.
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MobileEDR's Anywhere Enforcement™ model allows enterprises to use mobile threat detection and defense data across the entire enterprise infrastructure, including the mobile app, mobile server, IAM service layer, UEM/MAM/MDM, or Firewall/WAF. This ensures the full benefit of inspection on managed and unmanaged apps.
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With ThreatScope™ Mobile XDR, you gain resilience, prove the value of Appdome MobileEDR in Android & iOS apps, keep track of new and emerging cyber security threats across 300+ attack vectors, and respond to any attack impacting any Android or iOS workplace app used by your business automatically.
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We’re mobile developers. We built Appdome to make it easy on mobile developers to maintain agility and continuously deliver mobile threat defense features for internally developed or 3rd-party Android & iOS apps built in any coding language or framework including Obj-C, C+, Java, JS, C#, C++, Swift, Kotlin, Flutter, React Native, Unity, Xamarin, & more. Plugins and APIs are out-of-the-box ready for all parts of the mobile DevOps ecosystem. Contact us to start making mobile endpoint detection and response easy today.
Appdome MobileEDR™ allows mobile brands to use automation to deploy endpoint detection & response (EDR) and mobile threat defense (MTD) defenses in Android & iOS apps, with no agent, no server, no coding and no SDK. MobileEDR leverages Appdome's 300+ defenses and provides real-time mobile threat and attack detection, deep mobile device inspection and anywhere enforcement to keep enterprise networks and resources safe from mobile malware, supply chain attacks, and other threats.
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Appdome MobileEDR is the only mobile solution where the defenses are completely built into protected Android and iOS apps. SDK-based solutions can be tampered with, removed or disabled because there's no binding between the SDK and the app. Appdome binds the security features of the MobileEDR solution to the mobile app, preventing bypass, tampering, and IP leakage. Appdome MobileEDR also fully obfuscates the app, preventing attackers from discovering the logic & methods used to protect the app.
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Appdome MobileEDR's Anywhere Enforcement™ model lets enterprises use mobile threat detection and defense data across the entire infrastructure, including the mobile app, mobile app server, IAM service layer, UEM/MAM/MDM, or firewall/WAF. This ensures enterprises can get the full benefit of deep device inspection on managed and unmanaged mobile devices.
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Appdome MobileEDR empowers enterprises to set their preferred trust level in evaluating mobile threats. Enterprises can use either Zero-Trust, to ensure the device is free of any specific threat before allowing connection, login or activity in the mobile app; or Dynamic Trust, which evaluates the device state dynamically throughout the lifecycle of mobile app use.
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Privacy laws often require data minimization - where organizations must to limit the collection and processing of personal data to what is necessary for the intended purpose. Employers should ensure that the UEM/MDM solution only collects and monitors data that is relevant to managing and securing corporate resources on BYOD devices, while minimizing the collection of unnecessary or sensitive information.
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Privacy laws, such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in the European Union or the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) in the United States, may require employers to obtain explicit consent from employees before deploying UEM/MDM solutions on their personal devices. Employees must be informed about the types of personal data that will be collected, processed, and monitored by the UEM/MDM solution, as well as the purposes for which it will be used.
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Visibility is critical to mobile EDR initiatives. You need visibility into what cyber, fraud, malware, bot and other attacks and threats are impacting your brand, business and users. With ThreatScope™ Mobile XDR - the industry's only agentless XDR solution - mobile enterprises combine detection with response, and gain full threat management, in one unified platform. Monitor, track and respond automatically to 300+ unique attack vectors, monitor defenses, and stay ahead of attackers with ease.
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The Solarwinds attack came from malware on an unmanaged mobile device connected to an enterprise VPN. Today, the SEC's new 4-day rule and SolarWinds indictments create a new reality for enterprise IT and compliance teams. Certified Secure™ improves "shift left" DevSecOps strategies by creating an ongoing record of compliance that can be used in "go, no-go" release meetings or audits, to ensure internal compliance objectives are achieved, and to eliminate roadblocks in the mobile app release cycle.
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Appdome revolutionizes mobile app defense by integrating security seamlessly, enhancing the user experience for developers, cyber teams, and end-users without disruption.
This blog show how Appdome’s Intelligent Defense helps mobile brands and users resolve threats with the user experience as a central priority.
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Get a price quote and start saving money on mobile threat defense today. Appdome MobileEDR™ helps mobile brands save $millions of dollars by avoiding unnecessary SDKs, server-side deployments, engineering work, support complexity, network upgrades, code changes and more.
