Mobile Application Security Testing

Advanced Mobile Application Security Testing Service will keep you safe from security risks.

The evaluation of mobile application security involves assessing them for quality, functionality, compatibility, usability, and performance. Designed for touchscreen devices like tablets and smartphones, it operates on a Linux-based system. Mobile devices now extend beyond mere communication tools, forming part of a broader ecosystem with servers, data centers, and network infrastructure. VAPT (Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing) in mobile app security testing is pivotal for overall assessment, mitigating risks such as fraud, malware, data leakage, and other security vulnerabilities.

Methodology

Mobile app security testing involves understanding requirements, creating a threat model, and conducting static (SAST) and dynamic (DAST) analyses
Interactive analysis (IAST) offers real-time feedback during runtime.
Evaluate data storage, authentication, and network security, ensuring compatibility across devices and platforms.
Emphasize secure coding practices through manual reviews, and perform penetration testing to simulate real-world attacks.
Document and report identified vulnerabilities, collaborate with developers for remediation, and conduct follow-up testing for verification.
Regular updates and adaptation to emerging threats are essential for sustained mobile app security.

Benefits

Get Higher Returns

Secure Third-Party APIs & Services

Eliminate the Impact of Trojan Apps

Prevent Data Leaks

Implement Corporate Policy

Secure the Application Code

Eliminate Common Security Vulnerabilities

Prevent Real-Time Security Attacks

Our Approach for Testing Mobile Security

Analysis and Requirement Understanding:

Understand the application's purpose and features, identifying security requirements and risks.

Threat Modeling and Technique Selection:

Create a threat model and choose testing techniques like SAST, DAST, and IAST based on the application's architecture.

Testing Execution:t

Execute selected testing techniques, including static and dynamic analyses, data storage and transmission assessment, and authentication testing.

Documentation and Collaboration:

Document identified vulnerabilities, their severity, and recommendations. Collaborate with development teams for timely remediation.

Verification and Continuous Improvement:

Verify the effectiveness of security measures post-remediation and ensure ongoing improvement through regular assessments and adaptation to emerging threats.