End-to-End Security for Your Mobile Applications.
Mobile app testing is the process of checking if a mobile app is safe, works well, and runs smoothly on different devices. Mobile applications today are part of a larger system that includes servers, networks, and cloud storage, not just the phone itself. That’s where VAPT (Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing) comes in. It helps find and fix security issues, protecting the app from threats like fraud, malware infection, data leakage, and other security vulnerabilities.
To safeguard sensitive data and maintain trust, organizations rely on Mobile App Testing. This process combines static analysis and dynamic analysis to uncover vulnerabilities that could be exploited by hackers.
Industry-recognized frameworks and standards are applied to ensure comprehensive mobile application testing. These include the MITRE ATT&CK Framework, MASVS (Mobile Application Security Verification Standard), NIST guidelines, and both the OWASP Mobile Top 10 and OWASP Top 10 to identify critical risks and vulnerabilities.
Together, these frameworks provide a robust foundation for securing mobile applications against evolving threats.
In mobile application security testing, this stage involves identifying the security measures already in place, testing goals, and areas containing sensitive information. At Kratikal, we ensure complete synchronization with the client at this stage, aligning on objectives, boundaries, and responsibilities. This mutual agreement safeguards both parties from legal complications while setting a solid foundation for a structured and effective assessment.
The next step is acquiring a deep understanding of the mobile application’s architecture, design, and underlying technologies. This phase of mobile app testing goes beyond simple data collection. It involves analyzing the application’s overall design and scope to uncover potential risks. By gaining this comprehensive view early on, Kratikal ensures that subsequent testing is both precise and impactful.
Once the groundwork is laid, we move into strategic planning and threat simulation. This phase focuses on designing a robust testing strategy to replicate real-world attack scenarios without disrupting live operations. With an exhaustive set of test cases tailored to mobile environments, we optimize the testing process to ensure maximum coverage and minimal risk. This careful planning allows us to anticipate challenges, emulate authentic threats, and prepare for effective vulnerability discovery.
This stage forms the core of the mobile application penetration test. Leveraging both Static Analysis and Dynamic Analysis, Kratikal systematically identifies vulnerabilities across the app. Custom scripts, designed around the business logic, are executed alongside manual testing to ensure accuracy and depth. Approximately 80% of the testing effort is concentrated here, as we uncover the most probable attack vectors and evaluate the security posture of both static components and dynamic behaviors.
The final stage of mobile application security testing is where findings are transformed into actionable insights. Kratikal delivers comprehensive, evidence-backed reports generated by AutoSecT, detailing each vulnerability, its threat level, potential impact, and AI-based remediation recommendations. Our unified AI-powered platform, AutoSecT, further strengthens this process by enabling real-time vulnerability tracking and intelligent prioritization throughout mobile application security testing. To support effective validation and remediation, Free of cost VM provisioning is provided, allowing teams to safely test fixes and validate outcomes. This stage also marks the beginning of integration, enabling seamless collaboration across teams. To ensure complete clarity, our experts walk the client’s development team through every identified issue, including proofs of concept and real-world impact scenarios. Beyond standard reporting, users can leverage advanced analytics such as compliance mapping, SLA breach analytics, and other actionable security insights to better prioritize remediation efforts.
It is the process of assessing a mobile app using black box and grey box testing to find security weaknesses, misconfigurations, and vulnerabilities that could be exploited by attackers.
A few factors need to be taken into consideration - Stable across operating systems, Impressive Performance, Great user Experience, uniform scalability, usability, and many more.
The approach for mobile app testing involves defining scope and objectives, gathering app details, performing static and dynamic analysis, manually testing for vulnerabilities, safely exploiting risks, reporting findings with fixes, and verifying remediation through retesting.
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