BShield representative received Sao Khue award in Hanoi
BShield protects the source code and application resources of the enterprise, ensuring a trusted environment for application operation and supporting enterprises to strictly comply with information security. On the user side, BShield protects personal information even when the device is interfered with by malware, helping to prevent unauthorized information exploitation for malicious purposes.
With the key feature of preventing attacks on mobile financial applications, BShield convinced the jury through the advanced security technologies integrated in the solution. In particular, White Box Cryptography technology helps BShield prevent, detect and warn of attacks in real time, solving problems of fraud and malware attacks that cause loss of users' assets.
BShield has 3 layers of in-depth security to detect and prevent interference or information theft by hidden malware.
BShield meets international security standards such as ISO 27001 and PCI-DSS. In addition, the solution also combines application protection technology to ensure the integrity of the NFC chip-embedded CCCD card reading process, authenticate real and fake CCCD cards, and ensure the security of service registrant information on the application.
Ms. Nguyen Thi My Phuong, BShield Product Director, shared: “We are very pleased that the Jury has highly appreciated our financial application protection solution. With the recognition from the Sao Khue Award 2024, BShield continues to strive to improve the solution and enhance the quality of services for financial businesses, so that mobile users in Vietnam are increasingly safer from increasingly sophisticated information security threats.”
Officially launched in the market since early 2023, up to now, the BShield application security solution has been trusted by a number of applications in Vietnam such as VNeID, ZaloPay, VNG Games... contributing to protecting assets and data of more than 70 million domestic mobile devices against the risk of information and asset theft.
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