Best Mobile Application Security Testing Tools for Azure DevOps Server

Find and compare the best Mobile Application Security Testing tools for Azure DevOps Server in 2025

Use the comparison tool below to compare the top Mobile Application Security Testing tools for Azure DevOps Server on the market. You can filter results by user reviews, pricing, features, platform, region, support options, integrations, and more.

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    Ostorlab Reviews

    Ostorlab

    Ostorlab

    $365 per month
    Easily identify the weaknesses in your organization's security framework with Ostorlab, which offers more than just subdomain enumeration. By accessing mobile app stores, public registries, crawling various targets, and performing in-depth analytics, it provides a thorough understanding of your external security posture. With just a few clicks, you can obtain critical insights that assist in fortifying your defenses and safeguarding against potential cyber threats. Ostorlab automates the identification of a range of issues, from insecure injections and obsolete dependencies to hardcoded secrets and vulnerabilities in cryptographic systems. This powerful tool enables security and development teams to effectively analyze and address vulnerabilities. Enjoy the benefits of effortless security management thanks to Ostorlab's continuous scanning capabilities, which automatically initiate scans with each new release, thus conserving your time and ensuring ongoing protection. Furthermore, Ostorlab simplifies access to intercepted traffic, file system details, function invocations, and decompiled source code, allowing you to view your system from an attacker's perspective and significantly reduce the hours spent on manual tooling and output organization. This comprehensive approach transforms the way organizations address security challenges, making it an invaluable asset in today’s digital landscape.
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    Q-mast Reviews
    Designed for app development, Q-mast embeds security directly into your workflow to identify security, privacy, and compliance risks before the mobile app is released. With a design tailored for DevSecOps workflows, Q-mast supports continuous, automated security testing that aligns with tools like Jenkins, GitLab, and GitHub. Q-mast capabilities include automated scanning in minutes, no source code needed; analysis of compiled app binary, regardless of in-app or run-time obfuscations; precise SBOM generation and analysis for vulnerability reporting to specific library version, including embedded libraries; comprehensive static (SAST), dynamic (DAST), interactive (IAST) and forced-path execution app analysis; malicious behavior profiling, including app collusion; and checks against privacy & security standards including NIAP, NIST, MASVS.
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    Syhunt Hybrid Reviews
    Syhunt dynamically inputs data into web applications, examining the responses to assess potential vulnerabilities in the application code, thus automating web application security testing and helping to protect your organization's web infrastructure from various security threats. The Syhunt Hybrid interface adheres to straightforward GUI principles, emphasizing user-friendliness and automation, which allows for minimal to no user involvement before or during the scanning process, all while offering numerous customization options. Users can analyze past scanning sessions to identify newly discovered, unchanged, or eliminated vulnerabilities. Additionally, it creates a comprehensive comparison report that illustrates the progression of vulnerabilities over time by automatically juxtaposing data from previous scan sessions linked to a specific target, enabling organizations to better understand their security posture and make informed decisions regarding their web application defenses.
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