Stop the critical before it reaches a store - inside the pipeline you already run.
Mobexa scans the exact build your CI produces, returns findings as SARIF where your team already triages code, and fails the build when a new critical appears. Security becomes a gate engineers pass on the way out - not a report they read three weeks later.
Security that moves at the speed of your release train
No new repository permissions, no agent in the build, no console for developers to learn. Just a verdict your pipeline understands.
Build-time gates
Choose the severities that block a release. A new critical stops the build; everything else flows through to triage without slowing anyone down.
SARIF in your tools
Findings land in the code-scanning surface your team already uses. Developers fix issues where they work, not in a separate portal.
Release-to-release diffs
See exactly what a build introduced versus the last one, so a regression is obvious and a fixed issue stays fixed.
No pipeline rewrite
Push the artifact from a single step. Mobexa works on the compiled APK, AAB or IPA - no source, no build instrumentation.
Evidence on every build
Each release carries a signed record of what was tested and found - useful long after the pull request is merged.
Fast, repeatable verdicts
Deterministic scans mean the same build always gets the same answer - a property your gate logic can rely on.
A finding is cheapest the minute it is written
A critical caught in CI is a code review comment. The same critical caught after release is an incident, a hotfix, an emergency store submission and a postmortem. Mobexa moves the catch left - to the moment the build is produced - so the cost of a mobile security issue collapses to the cost of a normal bug.
- Continuous coverage - every release is tested, instead of one build a year before a pentest.
- Owned by the build - the gate lives in CI, where engineering already has the controls.
- Static, dynamic and runtime - the same artifact is checked from three angles, reconciled into one backlog.
# release branch - block on new criticals mobexa scan --artifact build/app.aab \ --gate critical --diff main static ok dynamic ok runtime ok sbom 1 advisory new critical: cleartext credential -> FAIL # exit 1 -> build stops, SARIF uploaded
Engineering-first, answered plainly
Does this slow our build pipeline down?
Scans run alongside the pipeline, not inside the critical path of every compile. You decide which stage gates on the result - a pre-release check, a nightly run, or a blocking step on the release branch - so engineering keeps its speed while criticals still stop a bad build.
Do developers need to learn another console?
No. Findings arrive as SARIF in the code-scanning surface your team already uses, and the build verdict comes back to CI. A developer fixes the issue where they already work; they never have to log into a separate security tool to ship.
We do not want to hand over source code. Is that a blocker?
It is the opposite. Mobexa analyses the compiled artifact your pipeline outputs, so there is no repository access and no build agent to install. The thing that ships is the thing that gets tested.
How do we avoid drowning developers in noise?
High-signal classes of exposure are confirmed by structure rather than guessed by pattern, related signals collapse into a single finding, and only the severities you choose to gate on can break a build. Engineers see facts they can fix, not a wall of maybes.
Put a security gate on your next release - without changing how you ship.
We will scan one of your builds and show you exactly what a CI gate would have caught.