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Mobile applications have become the primary interface between enterprises and their customers, and increasingly one of the most exposed fronts in a broader enterprise threat landscape that is accelerating at machine speed.
Release cadence has risen from 10 to 13 apps per organization annually since 2023, and 71% of firms admit that pace has come at security’s expense. Attackers have industrialized just as fast across the enterprise attack surface as a whole. The EU’s cybersecurity agency reports that 70% of vulnerability-based incidents now result in successful intrusions, and CISA’s Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog grew 20% in 2025 alone, forcing federal remediation windows as tight as 15 days for critical flaws.
These figures span the full enterprise threat landscape, not mobile alone. Mobile carries that risk directly: it is a release surface shipping dozens of updates a year, each one a fresh opportunity for exploitation, with direct exposure to customer trust and revenue.
