Your whole mobile estate, in one deduplicated backlog you can actually work.
Static, dynamic, runtime and supply-chain results from every app you own, correlated into one finding per real issue - with MASVS mapping, severity, ownership, SLA timers and a full audit trail. One portfolio view instead of four tools and a spreadsheet.
The control plane for mobile risk across the whole estate
Portfolio at a glance
Every app and release in one view, ranked by risk, so you spend attention where the exposure actually is.
Deduplicated findings
Four analysis sources, one finding per real issue, with the corroborating signals attached instead of multiplied.
Lifecycle & SLA
A defined state machine with timers, so nothing sits untriaged and every overdue critical is visible.
Audit trail on every move
Who triaged, who accepted risk, who marked a false positive, and when - recorded for every transition.
Severity you can defend
Every finding carries a confidence level and a MASVS control, so a verdict survives scrutiny from engineering.
Risk over time
Track whether the portfolio is getting safer release over release, not just whether a single scan was clean.
# one issue, four sources, one record finding MBX-2291 severity critical masvs MASVS-STORAGE-1 signals static+ runtime+ // corroborated owner team-payments state triage -> accepted-risk sla 2d overdue by a.kaya reason "compensating control" // every transition is logged
A backlog engineering actually trusts
The hardest part of mobile AppSec is not finding issues - it is keeping a credible, owned, deduplicated backlog that engineering trusts enough to work. Mobexa is built around that: every finding has a single home, a single history, and a decision attached to it. The estate becomes legible, and "we will get to it" becomes a tracked state instead of a shrug.
- One finding, one owner - corroborating signals attach, they do not duplicate.
- Decisions on the record - accepted risk and false positives are deliberate and auditable.
- Estate-wide reporting - per-tenant, per-app, ready for a steering review.
For the people who own the backlog
How do you stop the same issue showing up four times?
Static, dynamic, runtime and supply-chain signals about the same weakness are correlated and collapsed into a single finding with one owner and one history. A key reused across three files is one ticket, not three - and a static suspicion confirmed at runtime strengthens the same record rather than spawning a duplicate.
Can we manage many apps without losing the thread?
Yes. Every app, scan, finding and piece of evidence rolls up into one portfolio view, filtered by severity, MASVS category, owner or status. You see the whole estate at once and can drill into a single release without switching tools.
How does the triage workflow actually work?
Findings move through a defined lifecycle - triage, accepted risk, false positive, fixed, verified - with SLA timers and a full audit trail on every transition. Risk acceptance and false-positive calls are recorded with who decided and why, so the backlog reflects deliberate decisions, not silence.
What keeps false positives from eroding trust?
High-signal exposures are confirmed by their structure, and a finding carries a confidence level so a confirmed fact is never presented like a probable lead. The backlog stays credible, which is what keeps a team working it.
See your mobile portfolio as a single, workable backlog.
Bring a few of your apps and we will show you the consolidated, deduplicated view your team would manage.