PreEmptive DashO is a code obfuscation and application hardening tool designed for Android, Java, and Kotlin applications. The product implements multiple layers of security measures to protect mobile applications from reverse engineering, tampering, and unauthorized debugging attacks. DashO employs 11 different security layers including resource encryption, control flow obfuscation, renaming, and Runtime Application Self-Protection (RASP) measures. The tool aims to make it more difficult for attackers to steal intellectual property, compromise user data, or inject malicious code into applications. The product provides detection capabilities for unauthorized debugging attempts and allows developers to configure specific actions when such attempts are detected, such as shutting down the application or reverting to previous versions. DashO also includes tamper detection features to identify when unauthorized persons modify application code and to track down unauthorized versions of applications. The tool integrates into the development lifecycle to support a DevSecOps approach. It is designed to be implemented during the build process to add protection measures to compiled applications. DashO is marketed as suitable for both protecting existing applications and embedding security throughout the development process.