1. Requirements Analysis
Identifying security requirements specific to the mobile app.
Aligning security goals with business objectives.
Compliance considerations with industry standards (GDPR, HIPAA, etc.).
2. Threat Modeling
Systematically identifying potential threats and vulnerabilities.
Prioritizing threats based on impact and likelihood.
Developing mitigation strategies for identified threats.
3. Static Analysis (SAST)
Analyzing the source code for security vulnerabilities.
Identifying common coding issues and insecure practices.
Integrating static analysis into the development pipeline.
4. Dynamic Analysis (DAST)
Simulating real-world attack scenarios against running applications.
Identifying vulnerabilities related to runtime behavior.
Automated and manual testing techniques.
5. Interactive Application Security Testing (IAST)
Real-time testing during the application’s runtime.
Combining elements of SAST and DAST for a comprehensive approach.
Continuous monitoring of security throughout the development lifecycle.
6. Penetration Testing
Simulating real-world attacks to identify weaknesses.
Ethical hacking to uncover potential exploits.
Assessing the effectiveness of security controls.
7. Security Code Reviews
Manual examination of the source code for security issues.
In-depth analysis of critical components and modules.
Collaboration between developers and security experts.
8. Security Automation and Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD)
Integrating security testing into automated pipelines.
Ensuring security is part of the development process.
Rapid identification and remediation of security issues.
Deliverable of Application Security Testing
Executive Presentation: provide high level executive summaries of the engagement, key root cause analysis of the identified issues & best practice recommendations for the long-term to help leaders better understand their risk and incorporate our recommendations into their roadmap.
Detailed Technical Reports: provide in-depth descriptions, step by step proof of concepts, detailed recommendations with source-code & configuration examples of all the security issues identified as part of the assessment. Security issues identified are risk-rated based on the Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS) and mapped to industry leading standards such as OWASP Web Top 10, OWASP Mobile Top 10, etc.
Safe To Host Security Certificate: The certificate of compliance is a formal document that is issued by the auditor to the organization. This document states that the organization has been found to be in compliance with the guidelines.
List of Recommendations for Improvement: The list of recommendations for improvement will identify areas where the organization can strengthen its technology risk management framework. These recommendations can be used by the organization to improve its security posture and reduce its risk of a data breach or other security incident.
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