Guardsquare provides multi-layered code obfuscation, resource encryption, and RASP checks to safeguard cardholder data and cryptographic keys in mobile payment and SoftPOS apps.
Comply confidently
Regulatory standards for mobile apps (like banking, medical devices, and embedded payments) establish a baseline for protecting sensitive user data.
Regulated industries require end-to-end evidence from pre-release security testing reports to live runtime threat logs.
Streamline FDA, EU-MDR, and ISO compliance by integrating automated mobile security testing, multilayered code protection, and real-time threat monitoring into the SDLC.
Identify security gaps early with automated testing integrated into CI/CD pipelines.
Prevent reverse engineering with code hardening and dynamic RASP checks.
Gain continuous visibility into runtime threats.
Compliance should be part of mobile app development instead of a mandatory afterthought
Guardsquare aligns directly with OWASP MASVS and the STRIDE frameworks. DexGuard and iXGuard automatically apply static and dynamic (RASP) protections to satisfy requirements for anti-tampering, reverse engineering prevention, and secure data storage.
Meet the strict environment-hardening mandates required by financial and healthcare regulators by protecting encryption keys and hardening the application binary.
Guardsquare aligns directly with OWASP MASVS and the STRIDE frameworks. DexGuard and iXGuard automatically apply static and dynamic (RASP) protections to satisfy requirements for anti-tampering, reverse engineering prevention, and secure data storage.
Meet the strict environment-hardening mandates required by financial and healthcare regulators by protecting encryption keys and hardening the application binary.
DexGuard’s defenses against static and dynamic analysis reinforce one another, providing more robust Android app protection overall than any individual approach would offer. When a malicious user runs your app from a debugger or emulator to validate their static analysis, automated RASP checks kick in allowing you to take actions like end the user's session, crash the application and deploy other defensive actions. DexGuard obfuscates each of these checks, preventing an attacker from learning where and how the application is detecting integrity violations.
Regulators require proof that you are actively seeking and fixing vulnerabilities. AppSweep automatically scans your code and dependencies, delivering actionable MASTG-aligned insights directly to developers. Establish a documented, continuous security validation process that satisfies pre-release compliance audits by integrating testing into your CI/CD pipeline.
Regulators require proof that you are actively seeking and fixing vulnerabilities. AppSweep automatically scans your code and dependencies, delivering actionable MASTG-aligned insights directly to developers. Establish a documented, continuous security validation process that satisfies pre-release compliance audits by integrating testing into your CI/CD pipeline.
If each of your app’s builds apply the same defenses in the same locations, an attacker will easily decipher your app’s internal logic and will know where the most sensitive information lies. That’s why DexGuard hardens broad swathes of your app’s code and draws on a diverse library of integrity violation checks to prevent an attacker’s progress.
Because these code hardening and RASP techniques are applied polymorphically and automatically, no two builds feature the same protections. Thus, every build resets the clock on attackers, rendering their previous knowledge useless.
Compliance doesn't end at deployment. ThreatCast provides documented evidence of active runtime defenses for your auditors. Prove to regulators that your application is actively defending user data in the wild, while feeding critical threat intelligence directly into your SIEM, by logging instances of tampering, rooting, and hook attempts.
Compliance doesn't end at deployment. ThreatCast provides documented evidence of active runtime defenses for your auditors. Prove to regulators that your application is actively defending user data in the wild, while feeding critical threat intelligence directly into your SIEM, by logging instances of tampering, rooting, and hook attempts.
Achieve the highest level of protection while ensuring app stability and performance through Guardsquare's instrumentation and profiling
Experience easy implementation with a guided configuration that simplifies the entire workflow.
Get maximum mobile app protection with build history and protection reports that facilitate intuitive collaboration across security and dev teams through enhanced visibility and actionable insights.
Guardsquare’s complete security platform helps organizations address regulatory risks and compliance reporting requirements across all stages of the mobile app lifecycle.
Secure native Android and cross-platform apps and SDKs with DexGuard, offering multilayered, polymorphic obfuscation and built-in runtime application self-protection (RASP).
Find & address security issues in mobile apps and SDKs with AppSweep, our app security testing product. Designed for developers, ready for enterprise needs.
Monitor threats to mobile apps & SDKs in real time, adapt security configurations & identify security gaps & vulnerabilities post-publication.
Guardsquare provides multi-layered code obfuscation, resource encryption, and RASP checks to safeguard cardholder data and cryptographic keys in mobile payment and SoftPOS apps.
Yes, Guardsquare protects Strong Customer Authentication (SCA) implementations and secure communication interfaces against reverse engineering and tampering, satisfying key PSD2 RTS clauses.
No. DexGuard and iXGuard operate as command-line, post-build compiler tools locally or on your CI/CD server, preserving complete source code privacy.
ThreatCast delivers real-time threat logging and monitoring, providing documented evidence of runtime protection and active threat defense.
Compiler-based protections are optimized for performance and will have minimal impact on app performance.
Yes, DexGuard protects Android apps while iXGuard protects iOS apps, both managed seamlessly under ThreatCast monitoring.