Dubai, United Arab Emirates, December 25, 2023 —Evanssion, a leading cybersecurity and cloud-native security distributor, announces its distribution partnership with Promon, a leading provider of mobile app security solutions. This collaboration aims to deliver world-class app security, easily deployed across industries in the Middle East, ensuring the safety and integrity of mobile applications.

Mobile apps have become integral to our daily lives, serving various functions from communication to financial transactions. However, the escalating threats to mobile app security require proactive measures. Underscoring Promon’s research-based approach to advanced mobile threat detection and mitigation, the company recently discovered FjordPhantom, a new type of Android malware. According to the company’s latest App Threat Report, up to 80% of the world’s banks are vulnerable.   

Promon protects applications from tampering by malicious actors and hardens apps against attacks. Promon SHIELD^TM envelopes the application environment in a multi-layered secured sandbox that prevents malware, like FjordPhantom, and other attack vectors from breaching the app. Promon’s IP Protection Pro^TM solution prevents tampering with the industry’s most advanced native binary obfuscation engine.

Ahmad Al Qadri, CEO at Evanssion, said, “Integration of Promon’s app security solutions into Evanssion’s portfolio empowers our customers and partners to foster secure and innovative mobile applications thereby ensuring that security is seamlessly woven into the development lifecycle.”

Charbel Diab, Vice President of Sales, Middle East, Africa, Turkey, and India, remarked, “Promon is delighted to join forces with Evanssion to reinforce application security in the Middle East. Leveraging Evanssion’s extensive access to partners and customers in the region, coupled with their success in providing access to other niche cybersecurity solutions, we are confident that organizations can set a new standard for mobile application security, ensuring trust in the apps everyone depends on.”