App Store Approval Isn’t App Security. Here’s the Proof.
Get the report from TAG and NowSecure.
Apple and Google review millions of apps. They block bad actors, enforce platform policy, and check API compliance. What they do not do is verify whether an app handles sensitive data properly or protects user privacy. For enterprises in regulated industries, that gap is an unacceptable risk.
In this report, Dr. Edward Amoroso (CEO of TAG and former CISO of AT&T) and Andrew Hoog (Founder of NowSecure) make the case that app store approval is not a substitute for application security. They walk through what the reviews actually check, the common vulnerabilities they miss, and why independent mobile app security testing belongs in every responsible deployment workflow.
What You’ll Learn:
- Why app store reviews fail to identify enterprise security and privacy risk
- Where hidden risk exists in third-party mobile apps and SDKs
- How to stand up independent testing that catches what the stores miss
Download the report to see the gaps app store reviews leave behind.
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