Security Glossary

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ThreatLock

Bugsmirror ThreatLock is a full-scope manual mobile application red teaming assessment that evaluates your app’s resilience against real-world attack scenarios. It performs customised in-depth threat modelling aligned with the app’s business logic and tests apps on compromised (rooted/jailbroken) devices and malicious environments. At Bugsmirror, red teaming activities are performed by cyber experts who have reported vulnerabilities in the ecosystem of global tech giants like Google, Samsung, Meta, etc. This red teaming solution validates authentication flows, API security, runtime controls, and resistance to reverse engineering or account takeover attempts. Rather than identifying isolated vulnerabilities, ThreatLock simulates how attackers chain multiple weaknesses together to bypass protection and access sensitive data. It provides a realistic understanding of security posture and defensive strength to organisations in finance, healthcare and enterprise sectors.

ThreatLens

Bugsmirror ThreatLens is a cloud-based threat intelligence dashboard and response tool that provides real-time threat visibility and control into mobile app runtime security events. It aggregates and visualises security-related events, telemetry, and threat intelligence detected by Bugsmirror Defender, to give developers and security teams insight into an application’s risk profile and overall security posture. It provides seamless Over-The-Air (OTA) updates to update app security policies and user whitelisting without redeploying the app on marketplace. It facilitates seamless Over-The-Air (OTA) updates for revising application security policies and user whitelisting in real-time without updating the application on the marketplace. ThreatLens enables organisations to monitor threats and active protections across app and OS versions, identify repeated violation or high-risk devices, analyse attack trends, and make informed security decisions. It also supports controlled, policy-driven whitelisting for genuine users without weakening protection. By integrating with enterprise security systems, ThreatLens helps align development, security and risk teams with clear, data-driven visibility.