AppSealing embraces securing Indian Banks and Fintech’s in the ‘less-cash economy’

New Delhi [India], INKA Entworks aims to extend total digital security for Indian banks through its novel app security platform, AppSealing. The advent of the COVID-19 pandemic is largely disrupting in-branch banking, compelling customers to embrace digital alternatives while accelerating a “less-cash economy” situation. With most people shifting to online payment alternatives, the banking sector is experiencing a significant influx of new users. Last year, premier banks like State Bank of India’s Yono app accounted for 70,000 new users every day in September.

According to Forrester, despite the push for digital services during the pandemic, most Indian banking apps still fall behind the functionality curve. With a surge in first-time app users, the chances of illicit and fraudulent activities might also climb.

With banks and other financial institutions focusing on improving UX (user experience), they are not giving enough attention to the security aspect. Growing cyber security concerns like lack of trusted downloads, password vulnerabilities, risky connections and devices, authentication issues, etc., have plagued the Indian fintech industry. AppSealing overcomes these security risks for both small and large companies and ensures the highest security standard while complying with India’s privacy-related issues.

James Ahn, CEO of INKA Entworks, the parent company of AppSealing, secures Indian banks in a cashless economy: “Data security is of paramount concern in a cashless economy. With more people dependent on the smooth functioning of payment apps, it is critical to remove potential risks concerning apps’ functionality. AppSealing successfully running on AWS brings the necessary security aspect critical for the Indian market”.

Govindraj Basatwar, Head of Global Business for INKA Entworks, expresses his views, “The existing vulnerabilities in the banking sector range from authentication errors, incorrect session handling, authentication credentials, API security and more. Through AppSealing we are contributing to India’s mission of building a digital economy while securing sufficient privacy and security cues and content”.

The proliferation of technology in the banking sector and other financial institutions are investing in becoming genuinely mobile with applications. However, risks like hacking, manipulations, and attacks on servers, app codes, and networks can expose customers to significant risks. AppSealing offers runtime application self-protection (RASP) security and many other security features that will be extremely useful in the cashless economy.

About AppSealing: AppSealing is a trusted player in the world of mobile application security. In today’s application-focused world, security can’t slow down your speed of development. We utilize runtime application self-protection features to build scalable security solutions for your mobile apps business in a quick time without ‘ANY CODING’. Our powerful security suite ensures real-time in-depth application security like source code protection, anti-reverse engineering, cheat tool & emulator detection/blocking, and enforces app integrity. It protects 800+ mobile apps with 1 billion+ active devices, successfully blocking 150 million+ threats across the globe. Our esteemed clientele spans Gaming, Fintech, Movie apps, E-comm., Healthcare, and O2O.

To know more visit: https://www.appsealing.com

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