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Securing Mobile Apps with Guardsquare

Security You Should Know · 2026-05-11 · 17 min

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In this episode, Ryan Lloyd , Chief Product Officer at Guardsquare , explains how the platform combines code obfuscation, runtime integrity checks, and real-time threat monitoring to secure mobile apps at the binary level, integrated directly into the CI/CD pipeline. Joining him are TC Niedzialkowski , Head of IT & Security at Opendoor , and Montez Fitzpatrick , CISO at Navvis . Want to know: Why does organizational apathy around mobile app security persist even as mobile becomes the primary customer channel? What's the difference between app integrity and code integrity, and why does it matter for defending against repackaging attacks? How does obfuscation function as a real security control rather than just security through obscurity? How does Guardsquare fit into the CI/CD pipeline, and what does the actual build overhead look like for development teams? What API and webhook capabilities exist for routing threat monitoring data into your existing security stack? How does Guardsquare's mobile app attestation model bind server-side APIs to verified legitimate app instances - and why does that matter for stopping bots and credential theft?

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