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Overview
iXGuard helps businesses protect their iOS apps and SDKs from sophisticated reverse engineering and tampering threats. While only designed for the iOS platform, its multi-layered code hardening and RASP checks ensure robust security. Overall, it is a critical solution for industries seeking strong, compiler-based protection for their applications.
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iXGuard Specifications
Security Measure
Data Encryption
Vulnerability Management
Security Audits And Reporting
What Is iXGuard?
iXGuard is a non-cloud, compiler-based mobile app protection product built specifically for native and cross-platform iOS applications and SDKs. It caters to security-conscious organizations in regulated industries, including financial services and healthcare, to protect customer data and intellectual property. The platform offers solutions for code hardening, anti-tampering, and malware defense by injecting uncompromising, multi-layered security during code compilation. This approach offers more robust protection than typical SDK-based wrappers or app shielding tools.
iXGuard Pricing
iXGuard cost is structured around the following plans:
- Core
- Control
- Command
Disclaimer: The pricing is subject to change.
iXGuard Integrations
The software supports integration with multiple systems and platforms, such as:
- Bitrise
- Gradle Enterprise
- Jenkins
- App Circle
- Sentry
- Instabug
Who Is iXGuard For?
iXGuard is ideal for a wide range of industries and sectors, including:
- Gaming and entertainment
- Finance
- Retail
- E-commerce
- Healthcare
Is iXGuard Right For You?
If you’re looking for advanced protection for iOS apps and SDKs, iXGuard could be the ideal choice for you. It offers multi-layer code hardening and runtime application self-protection to defend against reverse engineering and tampering. Backed by Guardsquare’s award-winning mobile security expertise, the solution ensures scalable, compliant protection trusted by diverse industries. Guardsquare was named “Mobile Security Solution Provider of the Year” in 2024.
Still doubtful if iXGuard is the right fit for you? Connect with our customer support staff at (661) 384-7070 for further guidance.
iXGuard Features
iXGuard software applies in-depth protection against reverse engineering to defend against static analysis. Layered techniques, including data encryption, code virtualization, and control flow and name obfuscation, keep the app's internal logic hidden. This helps users protect intellectual property, prevent extraction of secrets, and secure sensitive code related to backend APIs and transactions.
This feature is designed to counter dynamic analysis by preventing runtime tampering and inspection of the code. The software ensures continuous integrity of the code and its execution environment by blocking function hooks and dynamic instrumentation. It also acts on environments with root privileges, emulators, and tampered system libraries to defend against malware techniques.
The platform, when extended, offers real-time threat monitoring to give security teams full visibility into suspicious activity and vulnerabilities. Users can gain intelligence to proactively adapt security configurations to the evolving threat landscape. This capability ensures that threats detected in the wild can inform and reinforce the mobile app’s existing defenses.
Security testing is achieved through an allied product, AppSweep, designed to find and address security issues in both Android and iOS mobile app code and dependencies. This allows users to quickly resolve vulnerabilities with actionable recommendations. This app security testing product is designed for developers but scales to meet the robust needs of an enterprise.
The software platform allows for mobile attestation to ensure that the app interacting with backend APIs at runtime is authentic, untampered, and trusted. Users can detect real-time threats and automatically enforce dynamic security policies. This protection layer blocks unauthorized access and API abuse based on an aggregated, continuous feed of threat intelligence.
