Mobile application penetration testing is the process of testing an app’s security posture. It probes the application for security vulnerabilities and surfaces the weaknesses attackers could use to capture users’ personal or financial data through the app. That’s why it is vital to application security.
Mobile Application Pentest
Mobile devices play an ever-growing role in our lives: most of us rely on mobile apps to organize the day, get work done, or unwind. The security of those apps, however, is a serious concern. Attackers can capture personal or financial data through them, which is why putting your application through a penetration test matters.
What Is Mobile Application Penetration Testing?
A mobile application penetration test checks how resilient a mobile app is against cyber attacks. It hunts for the chain of vulnerabilities that would let attackers target the app to steal users’ personal data, take over accounts, or disrupt the application.
- Brand and Reputation Protection
- Regulatory Compliance
- Preventing Financial Losses
- Increasing Customer Trust
- Security of Users’ Personal Data
Which Regulations Can You Align With?
- PCI-DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard)
- KVKK, GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation)
- HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act)
- ISO/IEC 27001 (Information Security Management)
- SOC 2 Type I and Type II (Service Organization Controls)
Deep Mobile Pentest
Mobile apps hold sensitive data: user names, login credentials, images, chats, and everything else stored within. Nesil's mobile penetration testing takes responsibility for keeping that sensitive or confidential data from being exposed and exploited by unauthorized devices or servers.
Industry Standards
Our methodologies and test framework are built on OWASP. We execute 3,000+ test cases designed to surface every class of threat in your mobile application code — and we reverse-engineer the app to cut off every avenue of attack through its source code.
Detailed Report
Nesil understands your concern about mobile application threats. That's why we believe in reports that are both explanatory and actionable. Stay current on the penetration test's process and progress — and have Nesil test your mobile apps to examine potential risks as security threats evolve.