Cybersecurity Teams

Device and runtime security research

An app can look healthy to your backend while its runtime is under an attacker’s control. Detecting that manipulation takes knowledge of operating-system internals, device firmware behavior, and the ways attackers conceal their tools.

Attackers study checks, hide instrumentation, and find new ways to imitate a trusted device. OS updates change the baseline too. Cipherstep researches system values and behaviors, develops anti-analysis techniques, and evolves supported detections so your team spends less time maintaining its own collection of checks.

Attestation carries sealed client observations into server-side analysis. RASP can interrupt supported runtime attacks inside the app. Use both around the flows where a manipulated client creates risk, from registration to sensitive account actions.

Investigation and enforcement

Review device, application, and network context alongside the session decision. Give engineers something specific to examine instead of a bare failure code, and use the Analyst Portal to follow the affected user’s session history.

Your backend applies the response that fits the action. Validate supported coverage in your app, review findings before widening enforcement, and keep authentication and other security controls in place.