AppVanguard adds root, hook, tamper and emulator detection to your Android app, then verifies every signal on your server. A compromised device is caught and cut off remotely, with no new app release.
Root access, hooking frameworks like Frida, repackaged clones and emulators let an attacker read secrets, bypass checks and automate fraud. On-device defences can be switched off by the same attacker, so the decision has to live somewhere they cannot reach: your server.
Root and Magisk, hooking frameworks (Frida, Xposed), debuggers, emulators and repackaging, read and reported from the native layer.
Platform attestation (Play Integrity) is verified on your server, not trusted on the phone. The strongest signal is the one an attacker on the device cannot forge.
Change the response to a flagged device, log, warn, block or sign out, from a console. No app release, no store review, effective in minutes.
If your server is ever unreachable, the app keeps working. Protection never becomes an outage, which is the opposite of the certificate-pinning trap it replaces.
The SDK collects signals and an attestation token on each app session.
Your server verifies the token and applies your policy to the signals.
It returns a verdict, and can arm the kill-switch for any device, remotely.
The console and logs are hosted in Malaysia, or on your own infrastructure. Nothing leaves the country to be processed.
A Malaysian company, with support in Bahasa Melayu and English, that answers when a koperasi or an e-wallet team needs it.
AppVanguard sits alongside NovaStack's Zero-Trust and penetration-testing services, so one local partner covers the whole posture.
We observe before we ever block, prove the kill-switch on your own staff, then roll out. No surprises on your users.
Tell us the app, the platform and the rough monthly active users. We will come back with a figure and a pilot plan, not a sales funnel.