Mobile applications are commonplace in most organisations. They’re convenient for customers and employees, but they also handle sensitive user data, authentication tokens, financial transactions, and access to backend services. This makes them attractive targets for attackers.

What we offer

Our Mobile Application Penetration Testing evaluates vulnerabilities across your entire mobile ecosystem. We use a comprehensive analysis to dig deep and find areas of threat.

New application or updates

Data and fraud protection

Penetration testing can be used to better protect sensitive user and business data. We check the secure interactions between mobile applications and backend services.

Regulatory and compliance

Finally, we can help you maintain regulatory and compliance readiness. 

What you receive

Our Mobile Application Penetration testing will give you a clear understanding of how attackers could exploit your mobile application with advice on how to prevent this from happening. We also provide a comprehensive and actionable security report, designed to support your technical teams and business stakeholders.


Who we’ve helped

Chances are, we’ve helped organisations like yours.

Our extensive experience across industries lets us to tailor testing approaches to suit your needs. We’ll work with your mobile application architecture, regulatory requirements, and industry-specific risks.


What we assess

Our Mobile Application Penetration Testing looks at all the components that make up your mobile application. We’ll find any areas of threat to help you safeguard against attack.

We analyse the mobile application for vulnerabilities in the code or runtime behaviour. Vulnerabilities can include credentials or Application Programming Interface (API) keys, insecure cryptographics, reverse engineering application code, improper certificate validation, or debugging and logging exposing data.

We’ll check how the mobile application stores sensitive information. Threat areas include sensitive data stored in plaintext or leaked through logs or caches, insecure use of local database or files, and exposed authentication tokens.

We identify authentication weaknesses. Here are common areas that can lead to a compromised account: authentication mechanisms, session management, token storage and reuse, session expiration management.

Communication with backend services is an integral part of mobile applications. Vulnerabilities include unencrypted communication channels, improper TLS implementation, man-in-the-middle (MITM) attack, API endpoint abuse.

Securing backend APIs is crucial for safe mobile applications. Areas for exploitation include broken access control in API endpoints, vulnerabilities with input and authentication validation, data exposure through API responses.

Operating systems pose unique risks. To counter these, we test Android and iOS. Android risks include insecure use of permissions, exported activities or services, and unsafe use of intents or content providers. iOS risks include keychain use, data protection mechanisms, and data exposure through application files.

What frameworks we follow


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