Appdome Announces Broader Device and System Coverage

“As we found in our recent 2024 Global Consumer Survey, the growth in mobile service usage is outpacing the use of web and online services in every geographic market,” said Tom Tovar, co-creator and CEO of Appdome, “Our customers are extending their mobile offerings to these new platforms and have asked us to secure these experiences to maintain the huge operational efficiencies they gained from using Appdome in protecting smartphone mobile applications.”

As the digital ecosystem evolves beyond smartphones, brands, and businesses have a unique opportunity to extend their services to emerging platforms such as VR headsets, wearables, automotive operating systems, and augmented reality devices. These technologies are not only redefining consumer experiences—offering immersive entertainment, personalized health monitoring, and innovative mobility—but also serving as new entry points for customers to discover and engage the brand’s services for the first time. By expanding onto these systems and platforms, businesses can reach untapped audiences, increase time spent on their applications, generate more revenue, and deepen engagement with existing customers by providing seamless, multi-platform access to their offerings. This approach drives growth in rapidly expanding markets and strengthens brand loyalty, positioning companies as leaders in innovation while meeting the evolving demands of a connected tech-savvy customer base.

With the rise of new mobile-enabled platforms and systems, mobile businesses and end users face a growing landscape of security risks and new attack surfaces from cybercriminals and fraudsters. For instance, wearables transmitting sensitive health data via unencrypted channels are susceptible to interception. At the same time, VR headsets can be exploited through malicious apps to steal personal information, perform account takeover (ATO), or manipulate user experiences. Automotive operating systems and mobile apps, which enable innovative vehicle features, are increasingly targeted by hackers aiming to turn off critical functions or manipulate navigation and telematics data. Similarly, IoT and AR devices have been used as vectors for botnet and distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks. As these systems and platforms grow, so do the risks, underscoring the need for businesses to adopt proactive, multi-layered security and anti-fraud strategies to safeguard their users and businesses.

With this release, the Appdome Platform can quickly and easily defend mobile businesses and users from fraud, bot, malware, and cyber attacks, as well as game cheating on mobile apps deployed on VR headsets like Apple Vision Pro and Meta Quest. For the Apple ecosystem, the Appdome Platform now protects iOS apps deployed on macOS M-series, Apple TV, and Apple CarPlay. For the Google Android ecosystem, the Appdome Platform now protects Android apps deployed on Android Auto, Android TV, and Google Play Games for Android on Windows PCs. Through sustained innovation, the Appdome Platform enables Android and iOS app developers to continue expanding to other platforms, providing de facto defense on all OS for all apps across all platforms and systems. “A Big Bang is going on in the mobile experience, and mobile is expanding,” said Jamie Bertasi, Chief Customer Officer at Appdome. “Two years ago, Appdome focused exclusively on smartphones, but with our new AI-Native capabilities, Appdome customers can enjoy the best security, anti-fraud, and bot defense on any mobile-enabled platform, cementing Appdome as the leader in securing the future of mobile.”

Learn more about these advancements at Appdome Mobile Defense Platform.