CI/CD and release pipelines
Receive app packages from build systems, attach protection policies, and return protected artifacts for release review.
Typical handoff: build ID, app version, platform, channel, package location.Integrations
Connect protection work to the systems teams already use.
RiskFront Lab is designed to sit beside mobile build pipelines, security operations, support queues, and release handoffs without forcing mobile teams into a separate process.
Connection matrix
Each integration has a clear job.
The goal is not to connect every tool at once. The goal is to move build artifacts, policy decisions, event evidence, and review status to the right place at the right moment.
SIEM, SOC, and detection tools
Send high-severity runtime events to security monitoring tools where analysts already triage device and account risk.
Typical handoff: severity, policy action, event type, timestamp, app version.Ticketing and review queues
Create review tasks when a policy needs approval, a release requires signoff, or a runtime event needs human investigation.
Typical handoff: owner, status, review note, release record, due date.Cloud storage and artifact stores
Keep submitted packages, protected builds, report exports, and policy snapshots in approved customer-controlled locations.
Typical handoff: artifact URI, checksum, retention label, access scope.Slack, Teams, and email
Notify release owners when a protected build is ready, a review is blocked, or a severe event has been routed.
Typical handoff: short summary, owner, link, status, next action.App store and enterprise release workflows
Prepare evidence for teams that need to submit protected builds through app stores, enterprise channels, or controlled pilots.
Typical handoff: release notes, reviewer status, package status, policy record.Implementation pattern
Start with the release path, then add event routing.
| Phase | Integration focus | Operational result |
|---|---|---|
| Initial pilot | Manual package intake, protected artifact delivery, and reviewer email updates. | Security team validates protections without changing mobile CI. |
| Production release | CI artifact handoff, policy snapshot storage, and ticketed release approvals. | Protected builds become part of the normal release checklist. |
| Runtime operations | Security monitoring, support routing, and severe event notification. | Events are handled by the teams that already own investigation and customer response. |