Company
Mobile application security, made practical.
We help organisations that build or ship mobile applications make security testing a routine, measurable and auditable part of their release process - not a once-a-year exercise.
What we do
We build a platform that lets engineering, security and compliance teams continuously test the mobile applications their organisation owns. The platform combines static analysis, dynamic analysis, runtime inspection and reporting in a single workflow.
Who we work with
Any organisation that develops or operates a mobile application can benefit from continuous security testing. The platform is built to be useful whether you ship one application or a portfolio, and whether your team is a handful of engineers or a large product organisation.
Our principles
- Only what is necessary. The platform needs the application package, not your source code or signing keys.
- A recorded trail. Every scan, finding and policy decision is recorded so it can be reviewed later.
- Isolation by default. Customer projects and data are kept separate from each other.
- Prioritised findings. Findings are prioritised so real risk stands out from false positives.
How we think about the problem
Mobile applications change often. A modern mobile team can release new versions every week, and every release can introduce new code, new dependencies and new configuration. Traditional, point-in-time security testing cannot keep up with that pace.
Our view is that mobile security should work the same way modern software delivery works: automated, continuous and measurable. The platform is built around that idea. Every release can be scanned, every finding can be tracked, and every decision can be reviewed later.
What we care about
We care about making the output of a security tool genuinely useful. That means findings that describe a concrete risk, evidence that an auditor can read, and a workflow that engineers can actually follow without leaving the tools they already use.
If you want to know more about how we work or what the platform can do for your team, the best next step is to get in touch.