Secure Your Mobile Apps from Development to Runtime

Without comprehensive in-app protection, mobile apps remain vulnerable to reverse engineering, malware, and key theft. Zimperium MAPS delivers end‑to‑end shielding, runtime defense, and threat visibilit, so you can build secure apps with confidence.

Overview

Zimperium MAPS: Complete Mobile Application Protection Suite

Zimperium MAPS (Mobile Application Protection Suite) is the only unified platform that secures mobile applications throughout their lifecycle—from code development to deployment and runtime. It provides automated security testing, code shielding, cryptographic key protection, and runtime detection of threats on-device, all managed via a central dashboard

Designed for DevSecOps, MAPS empowers you to detect vulnerabilities pre-release and defend apps on-device using AI-driven behavioral analytics. Its unified platform ensures visibility into threats and response without requiring app updates

Phase Pacific supports MAPS implementation across Australia, covering integration, training, and ongoing managed services.

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Capabilities

  • Mobile Application Security Testing (MAST) with zScan
    Automatically detects security, privacy, and compliance gaps in app binaries before release 

  • App Shielding (zShield)
    Protect code and binary via obfuscation, anti-tampering, root/jailbreak detection, reverse engineering prevention 

  • White-Box Key Protection (zKeyBox)
    Safeguard cryptographic keys and sensitive data using white-box cryptography, resistant even on compromised devices

  • Runtime Application Self-Protection (RASP) with zDefend
    On-device, AI-powered detection of threats, malware, network attacks, and phishing – without needing connectivity

  • Central Threat Management Dashboard
    Real‑time visibility into threats with incident response and policy enforcement capabilities – without pushing new app versions

  • Continuous Protectionacross the App Lifecycle
    Unified security from build-time testing through live runtime defense 

Benefits

  • Shift Left on App Security
    Find and fix security and compliance issues during development – before release
  • Protect Code, Keys & Intellectual Property
    Prevent tampering, reverse engineering, and key extraction at the binary level.

  • Detect and Respond to On-Device Threats
    Stop zero-day malware, rooting, and phishing attacks in real-time without updating the app 
  • Maintain Continuous Threat Visibility
    Monitor, respond, and protect through a single dashboard – no need for constant app redeployment 
  •  Build Trust with Users and Stakeholders
    Prove secure app delivery, protection of user data, and regulatory compliance with a unified view of risk.

INDUSTRY USE CASES

Industries Cases

  • Financial Services  – Mitigate fraud and protect customer data in mobile banking and payment apps.
  • Healthcare  – Shield patient portals and medical apps from data leaks and tampering.
  • Automotive – Securetelematics and in-car apps from reverse engineering and runtime threats
  • Retail & eCommerce -Protect mobile checkout and loyalty apps against fraud and credential theft. 
  • Enterprise & Government – Enforce policy, data integrity, and threat detection in corporate mobile apps.

Integration & Ecosystems

MAPS integrates into existing mobile DevSecOps workflows:

  • CI/CD & DevOps: Integrates zScan into Jenkins, GitLab, Azure DevOps pipelines

  • Issue & Incident Tracking: Export findings to Jira, ServiceNow

  • Mobile Device Management (MDM/UEM): Works with Intune, MobileIron for deployment

  • Threat Intelligence Feeds: Enhances runtime detection with on-device ML and centralized analytics

Secure Your Mobile Apps End-to-End with Zimperium MAPS

Protect against unknown threats, safeguard secrets, and gain threat visibility. Let’s talk about your mobile security roadmap.

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