As mobile applications become the primary interface between businesses and users, they have also emerged as one of the most targeted attack surfaces for cybercriminals. From reverse engineering and code tampering to runtime manipulation and data theft, modern threats no longer rely solely on network-level vulnerabilities. Instead, attackers increasingly target the application itself—making traditional perimeter-based security controls insufficient.

To address this evolving threat landscape, organizations must rethink mobile security from the inside out. This is where in-app protection becomes a critical component of a modern application security strategy.

QKS Group, in collaboration with Zimperium, invites security leaders, application owners, and technology decision-makers to an exclusive webinar titled “Securing the App Inside Out: A Deep Dive into In-App Protection.” This session explores how organizations can safeguard mobile applications directly at runtime, protecting them even in hostile and compromised environments.

Why Traditional Mobile Security Approaches Fall Short

Conventional mobile security strategies often focus on protecting endpoints, securing networks, or scanning applications during development. While these measures remain important, they fail to address what happens after an app is deployed and actively running on a user’s device.

Modern attackers exploit:

Reverse engineering to steal intellectual property

Code injection and repackaging to distribute malicious versions of apps

Runtime manipulation to bypass authentication or tamper with business logic

Dynamic instrumentation tools that operate outside traditional detection models

Once an application is in production, it operates in environments that organizations do not control—jailbroken devices, rooted phones, emulators, or compromised operating systems. In such conditions, relying solely on backend or network defenses creates security blind spots.

What Is In-App Protection?

In-app protection embeds security controls directly into the mobile application, enabling it to self-defend at runtime. Instead of detecting threats externally, the app itself becomes aware of attacks and responds immediately.

Key capabilities typically include:

Runtime Application Self-Protection (RASP)

Detection of tampering, hooking, and debugging

Protection against reverse engineering

Prevention of data leakage and unauthorized access

Real-time threat visibility and response

By shifting security controls into the application layer, organizations gain continuous protection regardless of the device, network, or user behavior.

View Webinar Details

What This Webinar Will Cover

This webinar delivers a practical and strategic deep dive into in-app protection, combining industry insights with real-world expertise from Zimperium.

Attendees will gain insights into:

The latest mobile application threat vectors and attack techniques

Why runtime threats are harder to detect with traditional tools

How in-app protection complements DevSecOps and mobile security programs

Best practices for embedding protection without impacting performance or user experience

How organizations can strengthen compliance and trust through application-level security

The session will also highlight how modern in-app protection solutions operate silently in the background, ensuring robust security without disrupting development cycles or end-user engagement.

Who Should Attend?

This webinar is ideal for:

CISOs and security leaders responsible for mobile risk management

Application security and DevSecOps professionals

Mobile app developers and architects

Digital transformation leaders managing customer-facing mobile apps

Enterprises in BFSI, healthcare, retail, and other mobile-first industries

Whether you are securing consumer-facing apps or internal enterprise applications, understanding in-app protection is essential for staying ahead of mobile threats.

Register now

Why Attend This QKS Group & Zimperium Session

QKS Group brings market-driven insights into application security trends, while Zimperium contributes deep expertise in mobile threat defense and runtime protection. Together, they provide a comprehensive view of how organizations can evolve from reactive mobile security to proactive, app-centric defense strategies.