Runtime Application Self Protection (RASP)
Runtime protection layer that detects and responds to threats as applications execute on mobile devices, with SIEM integration and fraud management.
Picari insights
Security teams at enterprises in regulated industries (such as financial services and healthcare) deploying mission-critical mobile applications into untrusted consumer environments.
- Protecting high-risk consumer mobile apps from client-side tampering
- Zero-trust threat telemetry and SIEM integration for mobile endpoints
- Real-time mobile fraud prevention and privacy enforcement
- Static source code analysis during early development (SAST)
- Backend web application or API server-side protection
- Organizations lacking mobile development resources to integrate SDKs
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Core capabilities
Common use cases
BYOD security protection
Malware defense
Phishing protection
Things to consider
Every product has trade-offs, and which of them matter depends on your environment, your team and your timeline.
Pradeo Runtime Application Self Protection (RASP) pricing and integrations
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