Securify’s Mobile App Security Services deliver end-to-end protection for iOS, Android, and cross-platform frameworks. Our proactive approach combines automated vulnerability scanning with manual penetration testing to uncover risks like insecure data storage, API key leaks, and runtime tampering. Beyond code hardening, we implement Runtime Application Self-Protection (RASP) to block reverse engineering and real-time threat monitoring for in-production apps.
A single flaw in your app can lead to:
iOS and Android demand tailored defenses:
We analyze your app’s design using OWASP MASVS, mapping data flows between microservices, third-party APIs, and device hardware (GPS, biometrics) to identify insecure trust boundaries.
Our SAST tools scan iOS Swift/Objective-C and Android Kotlin/Java code for vulnerabilities, while DAST and manual pen-testing simulates attacks on compiled binaries using tools like Frida and Burp Suite.
We embed tamper detection, certificate pinning, and secure enclave encryption into your app, hardening your mobile application against debuggers, emulators, and memory-dumping attacks in production environments.
Automated checklists verify GDPR data anonymization, PCI DSS payment flows, and platform-specific guidelines (Apple App Transport Security, Android SafetyNet) pre-deployment.
Post-launch, we monitor threat feeds for zero-day exploits targeting your mobile application’s dependencies (SDKs, OS versions) and provide quarterly penetration testing for evolving risks.
SAST + DAST for full coverage:
Reverse-engineer like attackers do:
Expert-led manual analysis:
Mobile apps should be tested before every major release and can then have quarterly audits. However high-risk apps (banking, healthcare) need monthly scans.
We deploy multi-layered obfuscation, anti-debugging techniques, and RASP to deter APK/IPA decompilation, ensuring code integrity even on jailbroken devices.
Yes. We align apps with MASVS Level 2 requirements and resolve common rejection issues like improper data encryption or permissions misuse.
Yes. In our mobile application security services, we audit ad networks, analytics tools, and payment gateways for vulnerabilities.