Mobile application penetration testing by Datami is a controlled simulation of an attack on an app (iOS/Android) to identify vulnerabilities in the client side, backend, and the interaction between them.
Pen testing helps protect your users' data, ensure compliance, and strengthen trust with clients and partners.
Financial institution
Andromeda Systems
Energy corporation
A mobile application is not just an interface on a smartphone screen — it’s a complex system that interacts with the backend, API, and platform functions of the device. To uncover vulnerabilities, it’s important to cover all key components.
Depending on the platform and architecture of the client’s application, we conduct separate testing types — Android, iOS, or API. If needed, we combine them into a single comprehensive penetration testing to cover the entire attack surface.
Mobile application penetration testing by Datami is not just about finding vulnerabilities. We help you understand how well protected the client side, API, and interaction with server infrastructure are. You receive a structured technical report with prioritized risks, clear recommendations, and support during remediation.
Here are the key benefits of our service:
The Datami team operates in accordance with international methodologies and delivers secure services — mobile application penetration testing is carried out strictly within agreed scenarios, without creating risks for users.
We combine manual techniques with automated analysis to detect even non-standard vulnerabilities. We maintain communication with the client at every stage and provide support during risk remediation.
Our specialists hold international certifications such as OSCP, CEH, CISSP, CompTIA Security+, AWS Solutions Architect, and others.
Datami pentesters operate in over 30 countries worldwide — we take into account regional specifics and industry requirements.
We don’t follow templates — we consider the specifics of your application and project goals to ensure the test provides real value.
Before release, after functional updates, or as part of certification, and generally once a year. For high-risk or frequently updated apps, we recommend testing every six months.
Yes. We adapt the scope of work to your needs: if requested, we can test only the mobile application without the backend.
It depends on the complexity of the project — usually from 1 to 4 weeks. The exact timeline is clarified after assessing the app.
Yes, we test mobile applications during development or in beta versions. It’s enough to provide an installation file or test access.
No, your data is safe. We operate under NDA, use secure communication channels, and never test without approval.
Yes. The report will include detailed recommendations for eliminating threats, and our team will provide support and consultations if needed.
The cost depends on the number of platforms, functionality, and test depth — you’ll receive a free initial estimate after consultation.
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