Mobile app vetting, sometimes referred to as “MAV,” is a security assessment process used to analyze third-party mobile applications for security risks, compliance issues, and malicious behaviors.
Penetration testing, commonly known as pen testing, is a cybersecurity practice that involves simulating real-world cyberattacks on an organization’s IT infrastructure, applications, or networks.
Mobile threat defense (MTD) is a category of security solutions–often integrated with mobile device management (MDM) solutions–that are designed to protect mobile devices from cyber threats, including malware, phishing, network attacks, and device vulnerabilities.
Mobile app risk intelligence is the comprehensive process of identifying, analyzing, and interpreting the various risks associated with mobile applications within an organizational context.
Analyzing app behavior to identify potentially malicious activities.
A method of analyzing app behavior by forcing it to execute specific code paths.
Q-scout’s mobile app risk intelligence accelerates secure app approvals in COBO (Corporate-Owned, Business-Only) environments, flagging hidden threats while maintaining security, reducing manual work, and improving productivity across the organization.
In this on-demand webinar with ATARC, Quokka and a panel of cybersecurity experts explore emerging mobile app threats, dissect real-world security vulnerabilities, and discuss proactive, practical strategies to defend your organization against mobile app risks.
Q-scout delivers continuous app behavior analysis within Microsoft’s endpoint and identity ecosystem. Together, we extend zero trust to the app layer and enable policy enforcement based on what apps do—not just what they claim to be. Download the solution brief now to enhance your mobile security strategy.
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