Compliance
NIST SP 800-218 — Secure Software Development Framework (SSDF)
NIST (USA)
The SSDF defines secure practices across the development lifecycle. Appsolid supports its 'protect the software' (PW) and 'respond to vulnerabilities' (RV) practices at the post-build stage.
Note: This page is a mapping for orientation — not a claim of certification or verification. Secure coding and server-side controls remain your responsibility. Appsolid is an Android client-protection tool that supports some of these controls.
What this requires
Prepare the organization (PO), protect the software (PS/PW), produce well-secured software (PW), and respond to vulnerabilities (RV). Most are process practices; Appsolid contributes to the artifact-protection ones.
How Appsolid maps
PW · Protect the released artifact
SupportedApplies packing, encryption, obfuscation and anti-tamper to the released APK/AAB, post-build.
RV · Respond to threats in production
SupportedField threat telemetry (dashboard, signed webhooks) gives visibility into attacks in production.
PO/PS · Process & environment security
Your responsibilityDevelopment process, build-environment and signing security are your responsibility.
Your responsibility
- SDLC process — threat modeling, code review and vulnerability management.
- Server-side authentication/authorization, transport security (TLS) and API security.
- Signing-key management and release-pipeline security (Appsolid returns unsigned output by design).