Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

Your mobile app ships as a compiled binary to millions of devices you do not control. Anyone can decompile it, extract hardcoded secrets, reverse-engineer the logic, and exploit business-logic flaws that no automated scanner catches. Yet most security programs still treat mobile as an afterthought, running a web-focused SAST tool against mobile source code and calling it done. That approach misses platform-specific risks.

Attack Surface Monitoring has become a critical component of modern cybersecurity programs. As organizations scale their cloud environments, applications, APIs, and third-party services, so does their external attack surface. Every new cloud instance, API endpoint, marketing microsite, and third-party SaaS tool expands your perimeter. But there are two hard truths for security teams: You cannot protect what you don’t know exists, and you cannot secure what you don’t deeply test.

Your source code passed every scan. Every code review approved. Every linter ran clean. Your users just downloaded the compiled binary. Those are not the same artifact. Code-centric SAST tools analyze the code you write. Appknox analyzes what you ship. This is not a feature distinction. It is an architectural one, with direct consequences for what gets caught and what does not.