71% of organizations concede that the push for speed has compromised robust mobile app security measures.

The average number of unique mobile applications released annually has increased from 10 in 2023 to 13 in 2025.

74% of organizations feel increased pressure to accelerate their app development cycles.

Nearly 60% of organizations are utilising app threat monitoring.

46% of organizations prioritize security technologies that seamlessly integrate into developers' existing workflows.

84% of organizations plan to increase their financial commitment to mobile app security

Organizations are reporting an average of nine mobile app security incidents per year.

Only 31% of organizations employ code obfuscation techniques.

Mobile security lapses have led to a diminished user experience in 38% of cases.

Mobile security lapses have led to erosion of consumer trust in 41% of cases.

Mobile security lapses have led to application downtime in more than 50% of cases.

Nearly 40% of organizations rely solely on in-house security measures or those included in operating systems.

31% of organizations are currently facing legal consequences as a result of a mobile app security breach.

Mobile security lapses have led to sensitive data leaks in 48% of cases.

93% of organizations believe their mobile app protections are sufficient to prevent attacks.

The average cost of mobile app security breaches has reached $6.99 million in 2025.

60% of organizations have not implemented Runtime Application Self-Protection (RASP).

62% of organizations have experienced mobile app security incidents.

63% of organizations are engaged in mobile application security testing.

43% of the top 100 apps use one or more cryptographic methods that do not follow best practices.