Submitted app packages
Build artifacts are treated as sensitive customer materials. Access is limited to the protection workflow and personnel needed for setup, troubleshooting, or customer-approved review.
Security
Controls buyers can inspect before they protect a build.
RiskFront Lab handles mobile app packages, runtime policies, threat telemetry, AI-assisted review notes, and build-level evidence. The security model is designed around limited access, explicit retention, reviewable policy changes, and event evidence that avoids unnecessary user content.
Safeguard ledger
Boundaries for app packages and runtime events.
Telemetry minimization
Runtime events focus on security context such as app version, policy action, platform, device-risk indicators, severity, and timestamp. Product content is not required for normal threat routing.
Policy change review
Enforcement actions such as blocking a session or limiting a feature should be reviewed before production rollout, especially for financial, health, identity, or paid access flows.
Integration permissions
Connections to CI, storage, ticketing, messaging, or security tooling should use scoped credentials and only the permissions needed for the agreed workflow.
Human escalation
RiskFront Lab is designed to send severe or ambiguous events to human review instead of treating every signal as an automatic final decision.
AI-assisted limits
AI participates in analysis, summarization, grouping, and routing suggestions, but it does not replace customer approval or make sensitive enforcement decisions on its own.
Control records
What the security team should be able to ask.
Data access
Which staff, systems, and service components can see submitted packages, policy settings, and telemetry?
Retention
How long are app packages, protected builds, policy history, and runtime events retained for the customer account?
Encryption
Which storage and transfer paths protect customer materials, and how are secrets for integrations handled?
Release approval
Who approves enforcement policies before they can affect a production user session?
Event review
Which events are sent to AppSec, fraud, support, or engineering, and which events are only summarized?
Failure behavior
What should happen if telemetry is delayed, an integration fails, or a policy action creates unexpected support volume?
Compliance evidence
Support for customer-controlled audit and release approval workflows.
RiskFront Lab helps customers document the protections added to each mobile app build. The evidence can support internal or industry compliance goals, but it does not replace the customer's own legal, security, or auditor review.
Certified Secure build record
Each protected Android or iOS build can receive a certificate-style record with app name, version, Bundle ID, Build ID, builder, team, template, Fusion Set, protection items, parameters, and Threat-Events usage.
Compliance goal mapping
Certified Secure evidence can support PCI, GDPR, HIPAA, FINRA, SOC 2, NIST, ISO, data privacy, and data protection workflows by showing what controls were applied to a specific release.
FIPS 140-2 encryption options
Available encryption capabilities can include FIPS 140-2 aligned or validated modules, AES-256, compliant random number generation, and certificate-chain validation during TLS handshakes.
Data and key protection
Controls can cover data at rest, data in transit, key handling, strings, resources, and sensitive app materials. Procurement reviews should request exact FIPS module certificate numbers or CMVP evidence when required.