Today’s advanced mobile applications require automated mobile app security testing
The proliferation of mobile apps has expanded the cyberattack surface, and mobile apps are often the least protected enterprise asset, opening up risk and exposure to data breaches, regulatory compliance issues, and brand damage. The diverse nature of mobile platforms and the velocity of mobile app development only amplifies these security risks.
Fortunately, organizations can incorporate mobile application security testing (MAST) into their app development lifecycle to minimize security risks. Q-mast, Quokka’s automated mobile app security testing solution, enables organizations to leverage proprietary mobile security intelligence in order to:
remediate zero-day vulnerabilities and exploits, often found in 3rd party code libraries
generate precise SBOM (software bill of materials) to specific library version, including embedded libraries
comply with NIAP, NIST, and MASVS security standards
test compiled app binary with static, dynamic, interactive and forced-path execution app analysis
Addressing the OWASP Mobile Top 10
First released in 2014 and then updated in 2016 and 2024, The OWASP Mobile Top 10 offers a detailed look at the top ten most critical vulnerabilities that mobile apps are exposed to. Download our guide to addressing each of these risks.
Why Quokka’s Q-mast for mobile app security testing
Comprehensive Coverage
Q-mast offers a broad and in-depth range of tests (SAST, DAST, IAST, forced-path execution) at any stage of the software development lifecycle (SDLC), from design to deployment
Easy DevSecOps Integration
With a design tailored for DevSecOps workflows, Q-mast supports continuous, automated security testing that aligns with tools like Jenkins, GitLab, and GitHub.
Advanced Intelligence
Actionable threat intelligence insights, fueled by known exploits and over a decade of proprietary original research, provide developers and analysts with the unique ability to identify and remedy vulnerabilities that other tools and app stores miss
Automate MAST for enhanced DevSecOps
According to Gartner's A Guidance Framework for Building an Application Security Program, “Security and risk management (SRM) technical professionals focused on application security should automate security verification and testing practices for applications.” Further, “Security must be seen as an integral part of the development processes and not a separate silo.”
