We recommend testing mobile applications at key development milestones and before major releases. For actively developed apps, quarterly assessments help catch issues introduced by new features, third-party SDK updates, or evolving attack techniques. High-risk applications handling sensitive data (financial, healthcare) may require more frequent testing, while apps in production should undergo continuous monitoring with comprehensive annual penetration tests. We also recommend immediate testing when making significant architectural changes or after major OS updates that might affect security posture.

We implement multi-layered protection against reverse engineering, including code obfuscation to transform code into a more complex and less readable form while preserving functionality, anti-tampering measures that detect when applications have been modified, certificate pinning to prevent man-in-the-middle attacks, and jailbreak/root detection to identify compromised devices. We also utilize advanced techniques like string encryption, debugger detection, and emulator detection. For the highest security needs, we implement Runtime Application Self-Protection (RASP) that actively monitors and defends against attacks while the app is running.

Yes, we specialize in helping developers meet and exceed the security requirements for both Google Play and Apple App Store. Our approach includes pre-submission security assessments that identify issues that would trigger rejection, compliance verification with platform-specific requirements like Android's security best practices and iOS's App Transport Security (ATS), proper implementation of privacy features including permission handling and data collection disclosures, and preparation of security documentation required during the submission process. We also offer remediation support if your app is rejected for security reasons, helping you quickly address concerns and resubmit.

Yes, we thoroughly evaluate third-party SDKs integrated into your mobile applications. Our SDK security assessment includes analyzing SDK permissions and access requirements, reviewing data handling practices to identify potential privacy issues, checking for hardcoded credentials or insecure configurations, and monitoring for known vulnerabilities in popular SDKs through our threat intelligence feeds. We also analyze SDK behavior during runtime to detect unexpected network communications or data access patterns, and validate that SDKs follow platform security best practices. This comprehensive approach helps identify security risks that may be introduced through the third-party components in your application.