A build package, a stored session, a cached response, or a client-side assumption.
← ALL AGENTS / MOBILE GUARDIANSecurity beyond
MGMOBILE APPLICATION SECURITY
Security beyond
the small screen.
We’re building Mobile Guardian to investigate application packages, local data handling, and service communication—where assumptions about a trusted device can become real exposure.
In developmentMobile Guardian / Planned product
THE INVESTIGATION MODELCONCEPT / 3D
CONTEXT INEVIDENCE OUTPURPOSE-BUILT SECURITY AGENT.DRAG TO INSPECT
MOBILE GUARDIAN / PLANNED FOCUS
Android & iOSLocal storageClient trust
01 / WHERE MOBILE RISK HIDESMobile Guardian
Your trust boundary isn’t the screen.
An app’s interface shows only part of what happens on a device. Local files, embedded configuration, and background service calls can carry sensitive behavior the user never sees.
THE INVESTIGATION QUESTION
How data is stored, how the client authenticates, and which decisions the backend actually verifies.
MG / A DIFFERENT POINT OF VIEWCONCEPTUAL
Potential pathConceptual view · Mobile application security
The device is outside your full control. Client checks and locally stored values need a different trust model from server-side logic.
How data is stored, how the client authenticates, and which decisions the backend actually verifies.
02 / PLANNED CAPABILITIESBuilt to go
Built to go
a layer deeper.
The work we’re designing Mobile Guardian to do.
Scope and availability will evolve as we build.
Inspect the application
Examine package configuration and security-sensitive application behavior.
Look at data on the device
Investigate where the app stores sensitive information and how it protects it.
Follow service communication
Review network behavior and the boundaries between the client and backend.
Give the agent context.
A test application build, platform details, expected data handling, and permitted testing scope.
Bring back something useful.
Package observations, local storage concerns, service communication findings, and follow-up checks.
THE BOUNDARY
Inputs stay within an agreed scope. Findings and proposed actions are designed for your team to review. Exact integrations and data handling requirements will be defined as the product develops.
03 / AN EXAMPLE INVESTIGATIONFrom a signal
From a signal
to a next step.
A conceptual example of the workflow we’re designing. This is an illustration, not a live scan or product output.
MG / INVESTIGATION NOTEILLUSTRATIVE
Sensitive data stored locally
application → device storage- OBSERVATION
- A session value may persist in an unexpected storage location.
- INVESTIGATE
- Examine the lifecycle and protection of locally stored data.
- NEXT STEP
- Review secure storage and remove values when no longer needed.
Planned workflow for Mobile Guardian. Inputs, integrations, and supported actions will evolve during development.
ANIMATED 3D WORKFLOW / CONCEPT
A conceptual workflow for Mobile Guardian. Select a stage to highlight the part of the investigation it supports.
Provide a test build
Define the application version, platform, and permitted testing scope.
Inspect the boundaries
The agent investigates package details, storage, and communication.
Connect the evidence
Your team reviews findings against the app’s intended behavior.
Where Mobile Guardian
fits.
Your question starts with a mobile build: its local data, configuration, or interactions with a backend.
For server-side access rules reached by the app, AppShield is the complementary application investigation.
ASAppShieldThese are planned areas of focus. Cross-agent integrations and supported workflows are still being defined.
05 / A FEW QUESTIONSBefore you
Before you
ask.
Can I use Mobile Guardian today?+
Mobile Guardian is in development. We’re open to early conversations about your use case and can share progress as the product takes shape.
Are Android and iOS both planned?+
Both are part of the product direction. Specific platform capabilities and release order will be defined as development progresses.
Will we need to provide a build?+
A scoped test build and relevant context are expected inputs for the planned assessment workflow. Exact requirements are still being developed.