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Exploring mobile app security in the gaming industry
PCQuest
|March 2024
In the expanding realm of mobile gaming, the imperative for robust security measures intensifies to effectively tackle challenges such as cheating, fraud, malware, and emerging threats
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The online gaming industry in India has witnessed remarkable growth over the past three years, expanding at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 28%. According to the latest Ernst & Young (EY) report titled 'New Frontiers - Navigating the Evolving Landscape for Online Gaming in India,' the industry reached *16,428 crore in FY23 and is poised to surge to 33,243 crore by FY28. This unprecedented boost can be attributed to various factors such as widespread smartphone penetration, improved internet connectivity, a burgeoning youth population, and the development of compelling local gaming content.
In a recent interview with Jan Sysmans, Mobile App Security Evangelist at Appdome, we delved into the world of mobile app security, especially within the booming mobile gaming industry. Let's explore Jan's insights and expertise in addressing the challenges posed by hackers and fraudsters in the realm of mobile gaming.
▼ Pandemic's Impact on Mobile Gaming
The Covid-19 pandemic played a pivotal role in accelerating the growth of mobile gaming, as people sought digital entertainment avenues during lockdowns. With India maintaining its status as a 'mobile-first' market, a staggering 94% of the gamer base engages in mobile gaming, highlighting the importance of secure and immersive mobile gaming experiences.
This story is from the March 2024 edition of PCQuest.
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