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In the ongoing legal battle between Epic Games, Google, and Samsung, the focus on monopolistic practices within the mobile app ecosystem is intensifying. Epic’s lawsuit highlights a critical issue that extends beyond gaming—how Google and Samsung maintain a stranglehold over mobile app distribution. This is not just a matter of antitrust law but also one of innovation, privacy, and security in mobile app development. Read Full Story

Zero Trust says “assume breach” and your response plan must cover handling third-party security incidents too. Mobile apps depend on third party APIs, and you need to be prepared to act quickly if a service you depend on has a security incident. This blog discusses what you can do to maintain mobile app service continuity when there is a security incident, especially if it's not your fault. Read Full Story

We got together with our friends at Quokka recently to talk about securing the mobile application software development lifecycle and why it's important to get a dynamic feedback loop going between the security approaches you use at different stages of the life cycle. This blog presents some of the highlights of the recent webinar. Read Full Story

An Intellyx Analyst Guide for Approov by Jason Bloomberg and Eric Newcomer, Intellyx. Read Full Story

In a groundbreaking move for the fintech industry, Approov Limited, a leading provider of advanced mobile app and API security solutions, is thrilled to announce its new membership with Fintech Scotland, the strategic cluster organization fostering innovation, collaboration, and economic growth in the Scottish financial technology sector. Read Full Story

Gaming Means Mobile Gaming With the rise in popularity, mobile games have become a massive target for hackers, and cybersecurity should be a priority for both developers and players. However recent research shows that mobile games are still not well protected. This could be due to developers struggling to prioritize the long list of overlapping threats which must be mitigated, or concern around the possible negative impact of security solutions on customer experience. Read Full Story

Apple and MIT recently published a study indicating that 2.6 billion personal records were exposed through data breaches over the last two years. These findings underscore the need for protecting data in the cloud through mobile attestations and improved API security. Watches, wearables and other new types of mobile devices are now the weakest link in the mobile app threat landscape. Approov addresses this threat head on with Release 3.2 of the solution. While Release 3.2 includes other important enhancements (detailed in the Press Release), this blog specifically explores the crucial advancements made to enhance the security of the Apple Watch. Read Full Story

Approov stands at the forefront of mobile cybersecurity: Our expansive customer base, ongoing research initiatives and the insights we collect from our live threat metrics, give us unique visibility into trends in mobile security. Based on this data, we wanted to share our predictions for 2024. We don't claim to be able to predict the future but we do think we can see some trends that will help you prepare your own plan for navigating the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead in 2024. First, let's talk about some general trends we see and then dive into our mobile predictions. Read Full Story

In recent years, the tech world has witnessed a significant shift towards what are known as "super apps." These mobile applications have become increasingly popular, offering a plethora of services within a single, convenient platform. While they present numerous opportunities for users and businesses, they also bring forth a set of unique challenges, particularly in the realm of mobile security. Read Full Story

E-scooters are becoming an increasingly popular mode of transportation in cities around the world, offering a convenient and eco-friendly alternative to traditional forms of transport. However, as their popularity grows, so does the risk of vandalism and fraud, which can lead to significant financial losses for companies that operate e-scooter sharing programs. Read Full Story