
Digital.ai Application Protection
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| Fact | Digital.ai Application Protection | Kenshi/core |
|---|---|---|
| Anti-tamper | Anti-tamper protections are used to resist modified or unauthorized application builds. | The platform lists 32 anti-tamper protections, including runtime hardening and code protection. |
| Compliance | Digital.ai's Information Security Addendum lists ISO 13485 as a current certification for Digital.ai Application Protection. | Kenshi lists SOC 2 Type 2 as in progress, ISO 27001 as aligned, and GDPR as compliant. |
| Deployment | The per-application and per-MAU offerings are licensed for on-site deployment. | Typical engagements include a scoping workshop, SDK integration, and live support through launch; integrations typically take 4 to 6 weeks. |
| Headquarters | Raleigh, North Carolina, United States | Cambridge, UK |
| Integrations | Digital.ai says application attack alerts can connect to existing SIEM or SOAR tools. | The SDK supports Unreal, Unity, Source, and custom C++, and operator integrations include Slack, Discord, PagerDuty, and Datadog. |
| Purpose | Application Hardening for Mobile Gaming defends mobile games against reverse engineering, cheating, and runtime manipulation. | Kenshi/core provides anti-cheat and anti-tamper protection from hardware to application. |
It suits mobile gaming teams seeking post-build protections against tampering, cheating, and reverse engineering. Teams should consider whether its per-application plans and on-site deployment fit their needs.
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