Appdome introduces Threat Dynamics, an AI-native threat-management module integrated into ThreatScope Mobile XDR. This platform analyzes over 400 attack vectors, calculates a Mobile Risk Index, and empowers businesses to prioritize and preempt threats. Threat Dynamics leverages Appdome's vast data stream of mobile cyberthreat events to provide a holistic view of mobile security risks.
A NEW AI-native threat-management module called Threat Dynamics will soon be released by Appdome to help businesses stay ahead of fraud and cyberthreats. The new mobile protection platform will be offered inside Appdome 's ThreatScope Mobile XDR.
Threat Dynamics uses AI deep learning to continuously evaluate the likelihood of a successful exploit from more than 400+ attack vectors and calculate a Mobile Risk Index for each business and mobile application. This allows businesses to see how threats move across the production environment, empowering them to quickly prioritize and focus on the attack vectors with the highest potential impact and preempt these threats before they escalate.This also allows businesses to continuously benchmark and manage their business- and application-level risk against the baseline of Appdome's growing monthly data stream of tens of billions of mobile cyberthreat events globally. These new capabilities add to ThreatScope Mobile XDR's existing real-time threat intelligence, inspection, and rapid response capabilities.Key survey findingsAppdome's 2024 Mobile Consumer Security Survey showed:– In 2024, mobile fraud has become a top concern for consumers as AI-based scams are on the rise.– Over 40 percent of global consumers said they or someone close to them has experienced mobile fraud, malware, or a cyberattack directly, as mobile apps are now without question entrenched as consumers' primary channel of engagement with brands.– Social engineering has become a No. 1 concern, with consumers increasingly aware of the diverse ways mobile fraud manifests itself, including location spoofing, social engineering, and account takeovers.Consumers Demand Robust Mobile App Protection– Consumers expect mobile app brands and developers to prioritize protection and deliver the best protections in mobile apps to reap the rewards of continuing consumer loyalty and growth.As mobile becomes the business, the landscape of fraud and cyberattacks in the mobile economy has grown significantly. It now includes a wide range of adversaries, such as active hacker communities, criminal organizations, and AI-powered attacks. In this economy, attack vectors such as account takeover , on-device fraud , scams, identity theft, boot attacks, and more are proliferating quickly.Holistic approach to cyberthreatsThreat Dynamics is Appdome's response to consumer demand for top-level protection. With the new platform, mobile businesses can now leverage the biggest and most diverse data stream of mobile fraud and threat events in the digital economy. With Threat Dynamics, businesses can take a holistic and continuous approach, leveraging the power of AI to analyze and benchmark their active attack surface against the active attack surface in billions of Appdome-defended mobile apps.By analyzing this data from multiple perspectives, mobile businesses can see how cyberattacks, fraud and threats move across the mobile business. They can then use Appdome's Threat Dynamics to identify fraud and cyberattack patterns early on, rank the potential impact of each attack prospectively, and preempt cyberattacks, fraud and threats before the attacks proliferate.Data silos not enoughMobile businesses need usable and relevant data about the attacks and threats impacting their Android and iOS applications, users, identities and transactions. However, point products aimed at mobile app security, mobile fraud prevention, KYC checks and mobile identity only provide one slice of data. These slices are often available in siloed implementations that isolate data to one app, customer and attack vector only.The same products either can't or don't aggregate, analyze, or expose data from all installations, leverage adaptive learning models, or apply AI to benchmark trends or future potential impact of attacks. The output from these systems is often limited to human-defined 'true / false' or 'high,' 'medium' and 'low' severity designations, which fatigue users and lead to false positives and missed attacks.Appdome's Threat Dynamics dares to overcome siloed limitations. It leverages AI and Appdome's big-data footprint to continuously analyze and rank mobile threats, including fraud, malware, and BOT trends, in its global data set. Using this data, Threat Dynamics continuously calculates a Mobile Risk Index for each mobile business and app, providing a holistic, living and dynamic context to the threat data sent to their ThreatScope.Threat Dynamics also shows how fraud, cyberattacks, and other threats move across mobile apps, releases, installations, devices, users and networks. As such, mobile businesses can see which attacks are moving fastest, which mobile applications suffer the most, and which attacks are likely to have the biggest impact on the business.Appdome's mission is to protect every mobile business and user in the world from scams, fraud, bots and hackers. Mobile businesses, mobile apps, mobile platforms, operating systems and threats constantly change.
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