Q-mast integrates automated mobile application security testing directly into your CI/CD pipeline so your team catches real security, privacy, and compliance risks before apps are published.
AI has transformed the pace of mobile app development
AI-powered tools can generate entire functional modules in seconds, drawing from thousands of open-source libraries, third-party components, and SDKs. Every dependency pulled into a build is a potential entry point.
Friction between developers and security
Traditional Mobile App Security Testing (MAST) can slow releases, creating friction between development and security teams.
Traditional tools fall short
Many MAST tools rely on emulators, require rooted or jailbroken devices, or struggle to analyze obfuscated applications, creating gaps in testing coverage. False positives and false negatives amplify this problem.
Performs automated static (SAST), dynamic (DAST), interactive (IAST), and forced-path execution app analysis
Automated scanning in minutes, even in obfuscated or binary-only builds — no source code needed
Generates a complete software bill of materials (SBOM) and analysis for vulnerability reporting to specific library version, including embedded libraries
Automates mobile app testing within CI/CD workflows like GitHub, GitLab, and Jenkins, enabling continuous security without disrupting delivery
Software composition analysis (SCA) for source code and binary, vulnerability scanning.
Automated MAST (SAST, DAST, IAST, FPE) of compiled RASP-enabled binary before Pen Testing to find and fix most issues early in the development cycle, reducing the resource cost of fixing issues.
Pen Testing fulfills key compliance requirements. When combined with MAST, Pen Tests can be less expensive due to the reduced attack surface of the app.
Enabling RASP protects app in deployment from active attacks. With Pen Testing and MAST to harden apps, RASP can be much more effective.
Q-mast does not need source code. It can scan obfuscated or binary-only builds in minutes, which makes it usable even when the app package is the only artifact available.
Q-mast runs a combination of static (SAST), dynamic (DAST), interactive (IAST), and forced-path execution analyses. This gives teams coverage across code-level issues, runtime behavior, and app flows that are hard to test with emulators alone.
Q-mast integrates with GitHub, GitLab, Jenkins, Appium, Azure DevOps, and Snyk. These integrations make it easier to add mobile security testing to the tools teams already use.
Q-mast generates a complete software bill of materials (SBOM), including embedded libraries and version-level vulnerability detail. The SBOM makes it easier to trace issues to specific components and identify supply chain risks.
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