Appdome, the mobile app economy’s one-stop shop for mobile app defense, today announced it has released a new plug-in for the CI/CD cloud-based service from Atlassian Bamboo. The new pre-built plug-in connects the Appdome unified mobile app defense platform to Atlassian Bamboo CI/CD and enables teams to continuously code, build, validate, test and sign Appdome-secured mobile applications from the Bamboo CI/CD with ease. This new plug-in is part of the Appdome Dev2Cyber Agility Partner Initiative to advance the delivery of secure mobile apps globally.
Manual methods of coding or integrating point products for obfuscation, RASP, anti-tampering and other defenses in Android and iOS apps are complex, resource-intensive and brittle. The Appdome Unified Mobile App Defense platform leverages machine learning and automation to code, build, validate, test and release cybersecurity, anti-fraud and other defenses in iOS and Android apps. With the new Appdome for Atlassian CI/CD Plug-In, Atlassian Bamboo customers can fully automate the end-to-end lifecycle for any of Appdome’s 300+ mobile app defenses including runtime application self-protection (RASP), code obfuscation, mobile data encryption, man-in-the-middle attack prevention, anti-malware, anti-fraud, anti-cheat, anti-bot, geo compliance, social engineering and other protections and keep pace with modern DevOps pipelines.
Today, global consumers demand more protection than ever in their mobile app experiences. Appdome’s recent global consumer survey revealed that 94% of global consumers would promote a brand if the mobile apps protected them against security, fraud and malware risks. 68% also indicated they would abandon brands that offered no protection.
For more information on how to use the Appdome Build2Secure Task for Atlassian Bamboo, please see this knowledge base article.
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Appdome Partners With Atlassian To Automate Delivery Of Secure Mobile Apps
Appdome, the mobile app economy’s one-stop shop for mobile app defense, today announced it has released a new plug-in for the CI/CD cloud-based service from Atlassian Bamboo. The new pre-built plug-in connects the Appdome unified mobile app defense platform to Atlassian Bamboo CI/CD and enables teams to continuously code, build, validate, test and sign Appdome-secured mobile applications from the Bamboo CI/CD with ease. This new plug-in is part of the Appdome Dev2Cyber Agility Partner Initiative to advance the delivery of secure mobile apps globally.
Manual methods of coding or integrating point products for obfuscation, RASP, anti-tampering and other defenses in Android and iOS apps are complex, resource-intensive and brittle. The Appdome Unified Mobile App Defense platform leverages machine learning and automation to code, build, validate, test and release cybersecurity, anti-fraud and other defenses in iOS and Android apps. With the new Appdome for Atlassian CI/CD Plug-In, Atlassian Bamboo customers can fully automate the end-to-end lifecycle for any of Appdome’s 300+ mobile app defenses including runtime application self-protection (RASP), code obfuscation, mobile data encryption, man-in-the-middle attack prevention, anti-malware, anti-fraud, anti-cheat, anti-bot, geo compliance, social engineering and other protections and keep pace with modern DevOps pipelines.
Today, global consumers demand more protection than ever in their mobile app experiences. Appdome’s recent global consumer survey revealed that 94% of global consumers would promote a brand if the mobile apps protected them against security, fraud and malware risks. 68% also indicated they would abandon brands that offered no protection.
For more information on how to use the Appdome Build2Secure Task for Atlassian Bamboo, please see this knowledge base article.
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