Stilllion Supplies Mobile App Security Solution to Telkomsel in Indonesia
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Stilllion announced on the 16th that it has supplied its mobile app security solution AppSuit to Telkomsel, Indonesia's largest mobile carrier.
The products supplied this time consist of AppSuit Premium and AppSuit Radar, and Telkomsel adopted them to strengthen mobile app security.
Stilllion said it has previously supplied AppSuit to Adira Finance and Bluebird in Indonesia.
Stilllion announced on the 16th that it has supplied a mobile app security solution to Telkomsel, Indonesia's largest mobile carrier. The solution supplied is AppSuit. The photo shows Stilllion.
The products supplied this time consist of AppSuit Premium and AppSuit Radar. AppSuit Premium includes features designed to respond to threats targeting mobile apps, such as app tampering and reverse engineering.
AppSuit Radar provides functions that link with the AppSuit product lineup. It also performs integrated monitoring of threat information detected in apps.
Telkomsel is Indonesia's largest telecom operator, with more than 150 million mobile customers as of 2025. Telkomsel is a subsidiary of Telkom Indonesia and provides large-scale telecommunications and digital services across Indonesia.
Telkomsel adopted the AppSuit product lineup to strengthen mobile app security. Telkomsel decided to introduce AppSuit after conducting a proof of concept, or PoC, that included global security products. Stilllion said this was the process behind Telkomsel's decision to adopt the solution.
Along with this case, Stilllion is expanding its AppSuit customer base in Indonesia. Stilllion has previously supplied AppSuit to Adira Finance and Bluebird in Indonesia. Based on this, the number of AppSuit customers in Indonesia is increasing.
Hong Hyeok-jae, head of Stilllion's Indonesia subsidiary, said Indonesia is a market where global security companies compete aggressively. He explained that in such a market, it is important to continuously prove technological capabilities locally. He added that the company plans to provide security technologies developed from an attacker's perspective in Korea, tailored to the local market, and expressed its commitment to strengthening the competitiveness of Korean security technology.
Source: IT DAILY · Kim Ho-jun
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