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Mobile Application Security Testing & Assessment

Protect your mobile devices and apps against the latest cyber threats with Mobile Application Security Testing from CyberOne.

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Gain reassurance from knowing your mobile app data is secure

Our mobile devices have become indispensable in our working and personal lives. However, the large volume of data they hold means that a lot of risk comes with this convenience, making our devices common targets for cybercriminals. CyberOne’s mobile application security testing is a secure way of ensuring you are safeguarding your stakeholders and your reputation, giving assurance that the expected security protections exist and are effective.

During our mobile app security testing our experts attempt to exploit a mobile application in the same way a hacker would. We conduct a range of mobile application security assessments across Android and Apple operating systems. We identify vulnerabilities through the provision of a detailed security report to lessen the risk of a data breach and the massive impact this could have on your reputation and bottom line.

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Safeguard your mobile business

CyberOne’s mobile application security testing helps you understand the risks of your mobile application with minimal disruption to your business. As well as providing vital assurances, mobile app testing is imperative to ensure your product reaches its full potential.

There are many stakeholders that benefit from a mobile application security test

  • CheckmarkIcon for checkmark Developers gain assurance that their product is secure for their customers
  • CheckmarkIcon for checkmark Organisations gain assurance that an application is safe to introduce to their enterprise environment
  • CheckmarkIcon for checkmark Users feel safe with the knowledge that a mobile security test has taken place, giving them confidence to use the app.

CyberOne mobile application testing enables your security and business teams

  • CheckmarkIcon for checkmark Uncover vulnerabilities and poor security strategies
  • CheckmarkIcon for checkmark Exploit mobile application security flaws
  • CheckmarkIcon for checkmark Expose insecure functionality in your mobile app
  • CheckmarkIcon for checkmark Improve security throughout your software development lifecycle

Uncover key security threats in your mobile applications

Our mobile app security assessments examine the top ten common weakness areas in mobile apps identified by the OWASP Foundation as a starting
point for our assessment.

  • CheckmarkIcon for checkmark Improper platform usage
  • CheckmarkIcon for checkmark Insecure data storage
  • CheckmarkIcon for checkmark Insecure encryption in app communication
  • CheckmarkIcon for checkmark Insecure application authentication
  • CheckmarkIcon for checkmark Insufficient cryptography within authentication set up
  • CheckmarkIcon for checkmark Insecure Authorisation due to implementation flaws
  • CheckmarkIcon for checkmark Poor client code quality where the code needs rewriting
  • CheckmarkIcon for checkmark Code tampering with source code easily modifiable
  • CheckmarkIcon for checkmark Reverse engineering to identify and exploit vulnerabilities
  • CheckmarkIcon for checkmark Extraneous functionality not intended to enter production

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is mobile application security testing?

Mobile application security testing is the process of evaluating the security of mobile applications to identify vulnerabilities or weaknesses that could be exploited by attackers. It helps ensure that mobile apps are secure and protect user data.

Why is mobile application security testing important?

Mobile application security testing is important because mobile apps often handle sensitive user information, such as personal and financial data. Testing helps to identify and mitigate security risks, safeguarding user data and protecting against potential cyber threats.

What are the common types of mobile app security testing?

The common types of mobile application security testing include:

  • Static Application Security Testing (SAST): Scans the application’s source code and identifies security vulnerabilities.
  • Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST): Analyses the app in a running state to identify vulnerabilities by simulating real-world attacks.
  • Manual Code Review: Involves a thorough manual examination of the app’s codebase to identify security flaws and vulnerabilities.
  • Penetration Testing: Involves actively trying to exploit vulnerabilities in the app to assess its security controls and potential attack vectors.

How often should mobile application security testing be performed?

It is recommended to perform security testing regularly, ideally as part of the development lifecycle, and after any major changes or updates to the app.

What are the common security risks in mobile applications?

Some common security risks in mobile applications include insecure data storage, weak authentication and authorisation mechanisms, inadequate encryption, insecure communication channels, and vulnerabilities in third-party libraries & frameworks.

What are the benefits of mobile application security testing?

Some benefits of mobile application security testing include reduced risk of data breaches, protection of sensitive user information, compliance with security standards and regulations, enhanced user trust, improved brand reputation, and cost savings by identifying and addressing security issues early in the development process.