Reports

Build-level security evidence your release team can actually use.

RiskFront Lab reports turn protection choices, runtime events, reviewer actions, and policy changes into practical records for AppSec, mobile engineering, risk, support, and audit teams.

Release Security Report RF-2026-041
Status Certified Secure evidence ready
Build identity

App name, version, Bundle ID, Build ID, builder, team, template, and release channel.

AI-assisted finding summary

Runtime events, protection items, app version, and policy changes are summarized into an audit-ready reviewer note.

Protection evidence

RASP, anti-fraud, anti-malware, anti-cheat, Threat-Events usage, policy parameters, and reviewer notes.

Report outputs

Translate technical protection work into decisions.

Reports are designed for the moment when a release owner asks what changed, which protections were added, why it matters, and whether the protected build is ready to move forward.

Report types

Different records for different teams.

Certified Secure certificate

Creates a build-level record for each Android or iOS release showing app identity, build owner, team, template, Fusion Set, protection items, parameters, and Threat-Events usage.

Runtime event summary

Groups detected threats by app version, device-risk signal, severity, response action, and routing destination.

Policy audit trail

Tracks policy changes, approval status, enforcement state, affected workflows, and rollback notes for sensitive controls.

Finding summary

Uses AI-assisted drafting to connect event details, applied protections, affected versions, policy changes, and reviewer ownership into clear language for release and audit teams.

Included fields

Every report should answer the same operational questions.

Question Report field Why it matters
Which release is covered? App name, version, Bundle ID, Build ID, platform, release channel. Keeps evidence attached to the exact package under review.
Which policies changed? Template or Fusion Set, policy snapshot, enforcement mode, reviewer owner. Shows what was enabled and who approved it.
Which protections were added? Security, RASP, anti-fraud, anti-malware, anti-cheat, parameters, Threat-Events use. Supports CI/CD gates, release approval, and audit review.
Which compliance goals are supported? PCI, GDPR, HIPAA, FINRA, SOC 2, NIST, ISO, data privacy, and data protection tags. Frames the report as evidence for customer-controlled compliance workflows.