Securing a Wearable Heart Rate Monitoring App

Client Overview

A health-tech startup launched a mobile application that connects with wearable devices to monitor users’ heart rates. Despite gaining early traction, the platform faced critical concerns related to data protection, insecure communications, and API abuse—posing risks to user trust, regulatory compliance, and system integrity.

Problem Statement

With the app handling sensitive biometric information, these issues posed a significant risk of data breach and non-compliance with GDPR and health data regulations.

Problem Statement

Aiyanaar deployed a security-first remediation strategy, integrating secure coding practices, compliance-aligned encryption, and threat mitigation across the mobile and backend ecosystem.

1. Security Architecture Review and Code Audit

2. Data Protection Enhancements

Secure Local Storage:
Encrypted Data-in-Transit:

3. API and Identity Protection

Robust API Authentication:
Input and Session Validation:

4. Security-Integrated CI/CD and Runtime Monitoring

Impact

Reusability and Security Framework Adoption

Aiyanaar’s security solution framework was adapted and reused in:

In both cases, the security-first architecture ensured data traceability, access control, and encryption-at-rest and in-transit—critical for regulated health environments.

Conclusion

This case demonstrates that robust cybersecurity practices are not just necessary for compliance—they are essential for building user trust, product reliability, and long-term platform scalability. Aiyanaar’s proactive security interventions transformed a vulnerable health-tech application into a secure, standards-compliant solution ready for clinical and commercial scale.

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