Ditto

Every app store release hands attackers a copy of your app. They take it apart, modify it, run it on a rooted device. See what they find, and what Ditto Protect takes away.

Your shipped app reads like an open book. API keys, backend hosts, storage buckets and every class name sit in plain text for anyone who downloads it. See what attackers find on page one.

How well defended is your mobile app? Most teams find out from a pen test or a regulator. This example report shows you first, finding by finding, with a checklist to score your own.

Most identity products still treat verification and authentication as two separate problems. Prove who someone is at onboarding. Then, separately, check they hold a credential every time they come back. The two never meet, and the assurance you paid for at the start stops being worth anything. At Ditto we have never accepted that split. It is the reason our products are built the way they are, and it has not always been the easy story to tell — a one-off check is a cleaner product to sell than continuity. KuppingerCole Analysts has now named Ditto a Product Leader in the Leadership Compass — Identity Verification 2026, and the binding of verified identity to high-assurance authentication is among the key things singled out. I am proud of the team for it, and clear-eyed about how much is still ahead of us. Thank you to everyone who got us here, and to the customers who pushed us to toward it. Read the full report, including how KuppingerCole Analysts assessed us, via the link in the comments. #continuousidentity #digitalidentity #highassuranc

The question I ask on nearly every discovery call now: walk me through what happens when a customer loses access to their account. The answers have a pattern. Security questions someone set four years ago. A call to a contact centre where an agent asks for a date of birth and a partial address. Sometimes a full document check, run from scratch, on a customer the institution verified thoroughly eighteen months earlier. Everyone in the room knows it is the weak point. It is usually the flow nobody owns outright, which is why it stays as it is. That is the gap I spend most of my time on, and it is why one line in the KuppingerCole Analysts Leadership Compass — Identity Verification 2026, matters more to me than the designation: the ability to bind a completed verification to the authentication credential a customer uses afterwards, so the proof you already have is available when they come back. Not a new check, just the same one, still working. (You can grab a free copy of the report from the Ditto website - link is in the comments)

KuppingerCole Analysts assessed 26 identity verification vendors across ten capability areas. Ditto was named a Product Leader. The full 2026 Leadership Compass is free to download, strengths and challenges included.