Zero Risk Lab
Mobile Security

Mobile Application Security Testing

ZeroRisk Labs tests iOS and Android applications with OWASP MASVS-aligned methods, runtime analysis, and platform-specific depth options.

Standards

OWASP MASVS

Platforms

iOS + Android

Depth

Baseline to Advanced

  • OWASP MASVS-aligned coverage
  • Platform-specific depth options
  • Developer-ready remediation guidance

How We Deliver This Service

Core Focus Areas

  • Static and dynamic assessment of mobile app behavior.
  • Authentication, session, and API interaction assurance.
  • Platform-specific hardening and tamper-resilience checks.

Typical Deliverables

  • MASVS-mapped finding report by control category.
  • Platform-specific issue reproduction and remediation guidance.
  • Risk-prioritized roadmap for secure mobile release gates.

Expected Outcomes

  • Reduced account and data compromise risk on mobile channels.
  • Stronger confidence in mobile release readiness.
  • Improved alignment between product and mobile security teams.

Mobile Application Security Testing Success Snapshot

Proof Plan

The metrics below define the baseline and target improvements we align to during delivery.

Mobile Application Security Testing Risk Baseline

Baseline

Static and dynamic assessment of mobile app behavior.

Target

Reduced account and data compromise risk on mobile channels.

Mobile Application Security Testing Execution Quality

Baseline

MASVS-mapped finding report by control category.

Target

Stronger confidence in mobile release readiness.

Mobile Application Security Testing Leadership Assurance

Baseline

Authentication, session, and API interaction assurance.

Target

Improved alignment between product and mobile security teams.

Targets are calibrated during scoping based on your environment, maturity, and risk tolerance.

Who This Service Is For

  • Mobile engineering and product security teams.
  • Organizations with customer-facing iOS and Android applications.
  • Leaders requiring measurable mobile assurance outcomes.

Engagement Timeline

  • 1

    Scope and Build Intake (Week 1)

    Define app versions, auth model, and API dependencies.

  • 2

    Static and Dynamic Testing (Week 1-3)

    Perform static review, runtime checks, and transport analysis.

  • 3

    MASVS Mapping and Reporting (Week 3-4)

    Map findings to MASVS categories and severity priorities.

  • 4

    Remediation and Validation (Week 4+)

    Support fixes and verify closure with targeted retesting.

Service Deep Dive

OWASP MASVS Mapping

  • Coverage includes storage, cryptography, auth, network, platform, code quality, resilience, and privacy domains.
  • Findings are mapped to control groups for clearer remediation ownership.

Platform-Specific Test Depth Options

  • Baseline: common misconfigurations, insecure storage, and transport weaknesses.
  • Enhanced: deeper auth, business logic, and API abuse scenarios.
  • High assurance: advanced runtime tamper and reverse-engineering resistance checks.

Mobile Evidence Outputs

  • Issue reproduction steps by platform build and version.
  • Fix acceptance criteria and retest evidence for closure.

Mobile Security Testing Workflow

Animated Flow
1

Mobile Security Lead

Assessment Planning

Select depth option and define platform-specific scope.

Output: Mobile test plan

2

Testing Team

Static and Runtime Analysis

Validate app behavior under realistic attack conditions.

Output: Validated mobile findings

3

AppSec Analyst

MASVS Control Mapping

Map findings to control domains and severity impact.

Output: MASVS-aligned finding matrix

4

Mobile Engineering

Developer Handoff

Implement and validate remediation actions.

Output: Retest closure report

Commercial and Procurement FAQs

What do you need before mobile application security testing kickoff?

We begin with Scope and Build Intake (Week 1) and align system owners, access paths, approvals, and rules of engagement before execution starts.

How do procurement and legal reviews fit this engagement?

We provide statement-of-work scope boundaries, data-handling expectations, and execution controls so procurement and legal teams can review with clarity.

What is included after delivery?

We walk your team through masvs-mapped finding report by control category. and translate findings into owner-mapped remediation checkpoints.

Can this engagement be phased by business priority?

Yes. We can phase delivery by critical assets and priority outcomes, including reduced account and data compromise risk on mobile channels..

Technical FAQs

Can we test both platforms in one cycle?

Yes. We support combined iOS and Android engagements with platform-specific output.

Do findings map to MASVS controls?

Yes. Findings are mapped to MASVS domains for consistent control ownership.

Can you retest after fixes?

Yes. Retesting is available to verify closure and residual risk.

The service identifies mobile attack paths and provides developer-ready fixes across storage, auth, network, and client-hardening layers.

Next Step

Talk To Our Security Team

Get a tailored engagement plan aligned to your architecture, compliance obligations, and priority business risks.

Mobile Application Security Testing Readiness Sprint

Ideal For

Static and dynamic assessment of mobile app behavior.

Timeline

Week 1 (Scope and Build Intake)

Mobile Application Security Testing Core Execution

Ideal For

Authentication, session, and API interaction assurance.

Timeline

Week 1-3 (Static and Dynamic Testing)

Mobile Application Security Testing Validation Cycle

Ideal For

Reduced account and data compromise risk on mobile channels.

Timeline

Week 3-4 (MASVS Mapping and Reporting)

Reserve your mobile application security testing kickoff slot for scope and build intake to stay aligned with internal release and audit milestones.

Discuss MASVS Scope