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Developer-friendly mobile #appsec tools to PROTECT (#dexguard, #ixguard) TEST (#appsweep) and MONITOR (#threatcast)

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We are announcing a new product capability empowering organizations to achieve the highest level of mobile app protection in the easiest possible way. Want to apply the maximum amount of protection - without compromise - in less than 1 day? Learn more: https://t.co/sGTK0UQ9uE

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With 1-in-4 healthcare orgs reporting cyberattacks on a medical device, and 82% have deployed or are piloting runtime protections. Mobile applications that control a medical device or that directly serve as a device need their own runtime protections.

https://t.co/E9jp1L1TO6

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The mobile app threat landscape is evolving. With changing attacks, defenses need to adapt in response.

In this on-demand webinar, we break down why compiler-based security offers unparalleled benefits.

Watch here: https://t.co/bVNncp6iYu

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75% of organizations have been hit by a mobile security incident. 65% lost customers because of it.
It often comes down to one thing: shipping flawed code because the deadline couldn't slip.

Our blog covers how to close that gap → https://t.co/loj3Xc1VEq

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Every real-world vulnerability exploit has lessons developers can take to avoid the same mistakes.

Implementing MAST into your development workflows can help you find and fix vulnerabilities before they’re exploited.

https://t.co/5HMYbSywEo

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Guardsquare is proud to sponsor the GBI Impact CISO New York Summit! Catch our speaking session to discover how leaders are mitigating client-side mobile risks and protecting critical data in the age of digital transformation.

See you in NYC! 🏙️
👉 https://t.co/hINFi44YhW

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Mobile apps across industries are tied to critical business flows.

One of our product managers joined the Shared Security Podcast to discuss how the modern threat landscape is changing, and why mobile app security can’t be an afterthought.

Listen here: https://t.co/1Tb1SrWPxE

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New research shows that AI-driven bots are enabling attackers to launch more attacks and scale operations faster. Credential-based attacks remain the most common form of bot-related activity, with 74% of organizations calling them a major concern.

https://t.co/8jnBTM9aPp

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Mobile apps have become indispensable to almost every major industry.

Read our Guide to Mobile App Security to see specific industry attack breakdowns and learn how you can prevent a mobile app security incident by implementing security across the SDLC: https://t.co/PQ55aLIWZy

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Think your mobile apps are secure by default? Modern threat actors are actively abusing legitimate mobile features like biometrics, GPS, and NFC to execute devastating fraud. Read our latest blog to learn how to stop their efforts.

Read more: https://t.co/PpCQ56vQW0

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This week on Testing Tuesday, we’re looking at how mobile app security testing and pentesting work in tandem to ensure that you find and fix vulnerabilities before your app goes live.

https://t.co/iRsIZizPna

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Guardsquare is attending OWASP Global AppSec EU 2026! Catch Jan Seredynski as he dissects real-world mobile app incidents and shares hard-hitting lessons on client-side defense. 🛡️

👉 Join us there: https://t.co/Gi2ITTP6o7
👉 Session details: https://t.co/5b3yynkzYE

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A web security mentality doesn't fully translate to mobile apps that live in untrusted environments. Mobile apps need to be tested for specific weaknesses, protected before they ship, monitored after release, and able to make API-level trust decisions.

https://t.co/fvMAxnS4Qc

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Team Guardsquare is at #mDevCamp today talking all things #MobileAppSec. Come by our booth to chat! 🛡️

Whatever you do, don't miss Sergio Castell’s deep dive into Android hardware attestation later this afternoon:

📍 Stage: Concrete break
⏰ 17:05 - 17:50

See you there! 👋

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New research shows that crypto has seen higher fraud rates than most other financial sectors. Mobile crypto wallets need comprehensive security (automated testing + multi-layered protections) to defend against reverse engineering, malware, and API attacks: https://t.co/pHl9sBLWHG

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🚨 Exciting news!

Guardsquare has been named the Fortress Cybersecurity award winner for Application Security. 🏆

We're proud to be recognized for our commitment to providing the highest level of mobile application security.

https://t.co/o11lkzDQ1J

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Every Tuesday in June, we’re going to be sharing insights about mobile application security testing (MAST).

69% of organizations now consider API-related fraud a serious threat.
Yet many teams still focus primarily on finding vulnerabilities in code.

https://t.co/1G3OHEpCQr

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A new research report from GitGuardian finds double the number of leaked secrets in AI-assisted commits. The leaked secret problem has grown 152% since 2021 (which means secrets are leaking 1.6x faster than the dev population is growing).

Source: https://t.co/nQnQG4K4sq

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Mobile apps rely on credentials to function, but these are often hard-coded into the app, which can be reverse-engineered and abused after shipping.

Watch our latest video to learn how testing and protection work together to secure your mobile app: https://t.co/X5p5PEB6G2

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31% of consumers used a mobile wallet in-store in the last 7 days. Wallet use overall has more than doubled YoY. As mobile wallet use matures, fraud attacks continue to rise — stressing the need for comprehensive mobile app security.

https://t.co/h4mTWyLOnj

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A recent TrendCandy survey found that 84% of mobile app devs now acknowledge that OS-level protections alone are insufficient to truly secure their mobile app, with a majority saying they prefer security that covers the entire SDLC.

Read more here: https://t.co/oU2WZ2EB8E