Every app, untouchable.
The mobile-first zero-trust security layer that hardens any banking or government app against device compromise, tampering, and session hijack — without asking users to install anything extra, and without adding perceptible friction.
Every session starts with Google Play Integrity and iOS DeviceCheck attestation. If the device is rooted, jailbroken, running an emulator, or tampered with, the app refuses to initialize.
Session keys are delivered inside two independent cryptographic envelopes, each tied to a compound nonce. Stealing one envelope reveals nothing; stealing both requires breaking two distinct trust boundaries.
Runtime application self-protection, tamper-evident bundles, hooked-framework detection, and repackaging defense. The app watches itself — and reports back.
Every attestation failure, tamper event, or policy violation streams to your SOC in structured form — no vendor cloud in between, no data-residency exposure.
Consumer and SME banking apps that must meet POJK resilience guidance, resist SIM-swap and on-device malware, and survive regulator scrutiny of their mobile posture.
Apps carrying classified or sensitive government communications, where adversaries are assumed to include nation-state-level capabilities and where the device itself may be targeted.
Trading, wealth, and treasury apps where a single session compromise can move hundreds of millions, and where attackers have the budget and patience for targeted device compromise.
The hardened shell. Every Nexilis product deploys inside it.
Mobile application protection and attestation — global category references for context.
Many mobile security products depend on a foreign vendor cloud. Sentinel is designed to deploy inside your trust boundary.
Fifteen minutes walks you through the attestation flow, the double-envelope architecture, and what integration looks like for your mobile app.