OneSpan Threat View Release Notes—Version 1.0 (June 2025)

To support our customers in countering new threats targeting mobile banking apps, we have extended our product portfolio with OneSpan Threat View. Threat View integrates with mobile banking apps and greatly enhances security and performance monitoring. Using Threat View you can address security risks in modern applications while providing a convenient, effective, and value-oriented solution for your users. Collecting threat event types from your integration of OneSpan Mobile Application Shielding, Threat View visualizes threat event types to provide insights into the threat event exposure.

Threat View has the following advantages:

• Easy integration and deployment

  Threat View is easily integrated and deployed to start monitoring for threats quickly and efficiently.

• Intuitive user experience

  The Threat View Administration Interface is designed to follow operating system best practices, ensuring an intuitive user experience that reduces friction and enhances user adoption.

• Industry best-practice standards

  Threat View adheres to industry best-practice standards to ensure scalability and maintainability.

• (Planned) Multi-tenancy support

  In one of the next releases, Threat View can be run on several tenants.

Components and main features of OneSpan Threat View

Threat View works as a web app and is available for on-premise deployment. Its main components are:

Server-side component with Threat View Administration Interface

This is an on-premise back end based on different microservices, It also contains the Threat View Administration Interface which allows user interaction with the system. To access the Threat View Administration Interface, open http://localhost/adminui in an internet browser.

The most notable features of these components are:

• Auditing

• User authentication

• User management

• Threat exposure analysis

• Visualization of collected threat data

Threat View Event Simulator

Service that generates test events at regular intervals to provide realistic data. The Event Simulator can be used to quickly evaluate Threat View in a demo environment. For more information, see Event Simulator.

Threat View Client SDK

This is a mobile SDK for Android and iOS which works as a standalone solution but without user interface. The SDK captures threat events and relevant information about these in mobile apps and provides them to the server-side component. For more information, see Threat View Client SDK Integration Guide.

Among other information, the Client SDK also collects geolocation data. Usage of the geolocation data may be subject to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) of the European Union, depending on the granularity of the collected geolocation data, and the presence of a user ID on the geolocated device. For more information about the collection of geolocation data, see Geolocation data, for more information about the GDPR, see GDPR Compliance.

Product package

OneSpan Threat View and the Threat View Client SDK are delivered as zip files:

• onespan_threat-view_version.zip

  Contains all relevant files for an installation via Docker. For details about the package contents see Administrator Guide: Package overview.

• onespan-threat-view-client-sdk_version.zip

  Contains the relevant libraries for SDK integration. For details about the package contents, see Threat View Client SDK Integration Guide: Product package.

For information about the installation of Threat View, see Installation Guide for Docker. For information about the SDK integration, see Integration of the Onespan Threat View Client SDK and the technical documentation contained in the SDK product package.

Supported platform versions

The OneSpan Threat View server-side component and Administration Interface can be run from all common Internet browsers. The Threat View Client SDK supports the following platforms:

Android

• Minimum Android 7 (API level 24), target Android 15 (API level 35)

• Kotlin: 1.9.0 or later

• Gradle: 8.0 or later

• AGP: 8.10.0 or later

• Target SDK: 36

• ProGuard

  Consumer rules are automatically applied from the SDK artifact—no additional configuration required.

• App Shielding: 7.4.2 or later

  The  final APK must be shielded using the Shielding Tool to enable Threat  View to collect threats, report them back to the platform, and enforce  runtime integrity checks to prevent tampering.

iOS

• iOS 15 or higher

• Swift 5 or higher

• Xcode 16 or higher

Third party licenses and open source software

For information about third party software notices used in this product, see the relevant files in the product package:

• licenses.zip for OneSpan Threat View (server-side component)

• integration.md: "Dependencies (Detailed Listing)" for the Threat View Client SDK.