Prevent IP Theft and Enforce Software Licensing

$3M+

The average cost to defend a patent lawsuit

$600B

Average annual Intellectual property theft costs in the US

~12,000

Intellectual property cases are filed each year

The Need for Protection at the Speed of Business

First-mover advantage is real. So, web and mobile apps are often created quickly and security overlooked, allowing criminals to:
Steal user credentials
Access accounts
Plunder intellectual property
Damage company reputation

Protect Your IP and Investment

Reverse engineering, zero-day exploits, code modification and more. The threat is real. Safeguard your intellectual property and critical algorithms – and with it your competitive advantage.

Prevent Data Breaches

Protect your web apps from tampering and prevent data breaches by securing the code for authentication and sensitive operations.

Enforce Licensing

Ensure your code is not modified by attackers trying to circumvent licensing restrictions to steal from you.

Strike the Right Balance Between Robust Security and Seamless UX

Offer JavaScript resilience against tampering that keeps web applications secure while ensuring compatibility across scripting frameworks and languages without impacting performance.

Polymorphic Code Obfuscation

Advanced obfuscation transformations with built-in resilience against all reverse engineering tools and techniques. Its polymorphism ensures that each new build has a different output.

Code Locks

Restrict where and how the code is being executed. Code Locks help to protect code by enforcing licenses, and preventing it from running outside of the set parameters, be it Browser, Date, Domain, or Operating System.

Anti-Tampering

Protect your web application against changing or modifying your code. The feature allows for the code to be repaired when that happens or for countermeasures to be deployed. Countermeasures can be specified (optionally) to execute when someone tries to tamper with the code.

Countermeasures

Enable automatic reactions to thwart attacks, such as redirecting the attacker, getting a real-time notification, or calling a custom function.