Aimagazine NowSecure Launches AI Data Partner Program for Mobile Application Risk Intelligence
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- •NowSecure's ADP provides mobile application risk intelligence to security vendors.
- •The program addresses visibility gaps in enterprise security for mobile applications.
- •Partners can access data from over four million mobile application security assessments.
On March 18, 2026, NowSecure announced the launch of the Agentic AI Data Partner Program (ADP), aimed at providing mobile application risk intelligence to security vendors and AI-driven platforms. This initiative addresses the significant visibility gap in enterprise security concerning mobile application risks. Partners can access risk intelligence derived from over four million real-world mobile application security assessments. The program allows integration with various security platforms, including Mobile Device Management (MDM) and Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR). NowSecure's approach evaluates compiled mobile application binaries, offering insights into application behavior and security risks. The program provides structured intelligence signals that can help identify vulnerabilities and monitor abnormal permission usage in mobile applications. This initiative is expected to enhance security analysis beyond traditional network and endpoint telemetry.
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