Mobile App Penetration Testing
CREST OVS Accredited Mobile App Penetration Testing Services delivered by our CREST & OSCP qualified testers, covering iOS & Android applications.
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Secure your mobile applications with penetration testing services delivered by our CREST and OSCP-qualified testers.
Our services cover iOS and Android applications and authenticated and unauthenticated testing.
We’ll provide a detailed report, recommendations, a telephone debrief and post-test guidance.
We will also provide you with a free retest for remediated issues.
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We'll help you determine the right tests and scope based on your objectives
You'll get a written proposal and quote tailored to your requirements
We'll prepare an SoW covering testing deliverables and prerequisites
Your tester will deliver the work, staying in contact with you throughout
You'll get a detailed report setting out our findings and recommendations
We'll arrange a call to discuss our report and answer your questions
We'll remain available to you to provide remediation advice and guidance
When you've fixed the issues identified in the test, we'll retest them for you
Read our blog on Mobile Application Penetration Testing Methodologies Guidance where our head of practice Alex Harper discusses the most common vulnerabilities in mobile applications and why mobile application tests are important.
We’ll start with a static analysis of the app and determine frameworks and libraries in use, identify entry points and map execution paths.
Your tester will assess the application in accordance with the Open Web Application Security Project Mobile Testing Guide (OWASP-MTG) methodology, covering the following areas:
Depending on the agreed pen testing scope, our testing activities will include the following and more:
Our experienced team work from offices in London, Southampton and Manchester and remotely across the UK. Our testers are CREST accredited and have multi-industry experience.
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