No, the Corellium platform, whether hosted on onsite appliances or in the cloud, is a R&D platform extension for your internal teams to use. This is why pricing is “all-you-can-test” because it’s yours to use as much and as often as you need. You can continue to use periodic outsourced testing services if you’d like, while Corellium is purpose-built to add continuous security testing into your SDLC.

Yes, but so much more. MATRIX automation is part of the complete Corellium security testing platform, so you get turnkey AppSec reports and have the entire platform at your fingertips. The Corellium platform includes powerful tools for advanced manual pentesting, vulnerability research, malware analysis, and team collaboration to accelerate remediation work across developer, test, and security teams.

MATRIX targets comprehensive, baseline security testing that’s extremely time consuming and difficult for teams to consistently execute, and do so with adequate test coverage. This is why we say we eliminate 75% of the mundane but yet critical work, to free up your teams for more advanced and tailored security testing.

Yes, both static and dynamic, especially as our platform utilizes actual running virtual devices with live apps. And for iOS, since we natively enable jailbreaking, we simplify and run security tests better than anyone else. We’ve taken a fresh approach to mobile security testing, concentrating on contemporary security vulnerability techniques. As such, we’ve purposely steered away from adding many superfluous and irrelevant security checks that only clutter and defocus test results.

MATRIX is commonly adopted by Security Testing and AppSec Compliance teams. As they work on remediations with Developer teams, those teams often discover that virtual devices are also great for their needs, and they can even use our APIs to integrate continuous security testing into their DevSecOps processes.

At the root cause of false positives, MATRIX takes a fresh approach by leaving out numerous useless tests that other vendors include that often raise false alarms that are no longer industry-relevant. MATRIX also leverages tester-defined keyword identification to focus vulnerability analyses on the right areas. And we’re working on the ability to customize severity levels for individual tests to better classify assessment results. Contact us to learn more.

We’re continually adding and evolving security tests with each release. And we’ll soon enable the MATRIX automation platform to allow you to add your own tests to cover more advanced and tailored use cases.