Supply chain attacks compromise app development processes. Regular audits and secure coding practices can prevent such threats.

Secure SDKs provide pre-built security features for mobile apps, reducing vulnerabilities and ensuring compliance with best practices.

Application-layer firewalls monitor and block suspicious app activity, protecting mobile devices from application-specific threats.

Synthetic fraud creates fake identities for malicious purposes. Strong identity verification processes can help detect and prevent such fraud.

Runtime application self-protection (RASP) defends apps from real-time threats, enhancing overall mobile security.

Ad fraud consumes device resources and poses privacy risks. Use ad blockers and verified ad platforms to minimize risks.

Secure DNS encrypts domain name queries, protecting mobile devices from attacks like DNS spoofing or phishing.

Private app stores provide controlled environments for enterprise apps, reducing risks of downloading malicious software.

Deep packet inspection analyzes data traffic for threats, ensuring malicious activity is detected and blocked.

IMEI numbers uniquely identify devices, helping track and block stolen phones to improve security.