Apps
Application security
Protection built into your Android and iOS apps and your release process.
See how it worksSecurity and control for critical mobile systems.
Otukan protects your mobile apps, the devices they run on and the fleets that manage them, with protection built separately for Android and iOS.
When mobile powers critical services, security and control become strategic imperatives. A released app can be copied, changed and imitated. A device can be opened below its operating system. A fleet can drift out of policy. Otukan builds protection into each of these layers.
Three products. One mobile stack.
Protect the app you ship, the device it runs on and the fleet you manage. Each product works on its own, and all three share one view of mobile risk.
Devices
Device security
Embedded protection for device makers, scoped one model and chipset at a time.
See how it worksFleets
Device management
Enrollment, policy and dedicated devices, with control over where management data lives.
See how it worksA released app is in someone else’s hands.
Reverse engineering
The package is decompiled and read: logic, keys and the way your app talks to its servers.
Repackaged copies
Your app is changed and republished under your name, with its checks removed.
Hooking and debugging
Instrumentation frameworks change what the running app does, one function at a time.
Modified devices
Rooted, jailbroken and emulated environments remove the protections the OS assumes.
Scripted API abuse
Bots imitate the app and call your API directly, at a scale no person could.
Protection at every layer.
Otukan protects the code, the running app, its data, its traffic and its API, with controls built for Android and for iOS.
API
Scripts and bots imitate the app to call your API directly, at scale.
Network
Traffic between the app and your servers is intercepted, read or altered.
Data
Keys, tokens and stored data are pulled from the package, the device storage or memory.
Runtime
The running app is hooked, debugged, or run on a rooted, jailbroken or emulated device.
Code
The app is decompiled, read, changed and republished as a repackaged copy.
On guard below the app.
Embedded protection for device makers and controlled device programmes, built into each model’s firmware together with the manufacturer.
Every device. One policy.
For enterprise fleets and device makers’ own management channels. A fleet holds together the way a pack does: each device in its place, one policy across all of them.
Enrollment
Devices join the fleet with the right profile from the first boot.
Dedicated devices
Kiosk and single-purpose devices stay locked to their job.
Data sovereignty
You decide where management data lives and who can read it.
Built for critical mobile services.
The threats change with the business. Start from yours.
Banking
Account takeover, banking trojans and overlay fraud.
Fintech and payments
Payment abuse, onboarding fraud and API bots.
Crypto and investment
Wallet keys, session theft and remote access.
Government
Citizen identity and sensitive public services.
Healthcare
Patient data on phones you do not control.
Games
Cheats, mods and in-app purchase abuse.
Telecom
Account security and SIM-linked identity.
Enterprise
Work apps and data on managed and personal devices.
Why teams choose Otukan.
Protection that fits how you build and release, and decisions that stay with you.
Built for each platform
Android and iOS each get checks built for their own rules. Nothing is assumed to work on one because it works on the other.
Your keys, your release
Protection fits your existing pipeline. Signing keys stay with your team, and we never ask for binaries or credentials.
Signals your backend trusts
Every detection travels with the request it concerns, so your server makes the final call on each user flow.
Technology we own
Otukan builds and owns its technology, from app protection to firmware-level device security.
Security and trustTechnology ownershipPerformance and compatibility
Get a free app exposure check
Share a published app. An Otukan engineer reviews the public store release and emails the findings to the verified publisher.
- What we review
- The public Google Play or App Store release, passively.
- What we never ask for
- Binaries, source code, credentials, signing keys or production artefacts.
- Who can request it
- People authorised to act for the app’s publisher. Requests are verified before any analysis.
- 1App
- 2Context
- 3Main concerns
- 4Contact and authorisation
From the blog.
All articles- Fraud And IdentityOWASP Mobile Top 10 and mobile fraud: where each risk bites
The OWASP Mobile Top 10 (2024) read through a fraud lens: which risks fraudsters exploit, what an app can see, and how Otukan maps each risk to a control.
- App ProtectionBetter mobile privacy: follow the data through every flow
Improve mobile app privacy by tracing each piece of data through a flow, using pickers and coarse values, cleaning diagnostics and testing changed choices.
- App ProtectionGDPR privacy by design for mobile apps, whoever codes them
What GDPR Article 25 means for a mobile app built in-house or by a supplier: who is responsible, which decisions it touches and what evidence to keep.
Keep your mobile systems under your control.
Start with a published app, or tell us about your devices and fleet.