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Oversecured review

#9 of 21 in Mobile Application Security Testing Software

Evidence-rich Android and iOS security testing for development and security teams.

8.5/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Oversecured is a software-as-a-service platform for testing Android and iOS applications for security vulnerabilities. It is designed for developers, security teams, and organizations managing mobile applications across startup, mid-market, and enterprise environments. The product combines static analysis, dynamic runtime analysis, interactive post-login analysis, taint and sensitive-data flow analysis, third-party SDK vulnerability scanning, compliance mapping, and exportable reports. Android scanning can use APK, AAB, or APKS files without Android source code, while iOS static analysis requires source code.

Pricing supports both one-off assessments and recurring scanning. The Hacker plan costs $500 per scan and includes SAST, DAST, IAST or post-login analysis, taint analysis, network requests dumps, and report export. The Business plan costs $1,000 per app per month and adds unlimited scans, API scanning, RBAC, and audit logs. The Enterprise plan uses custom pricing and includes unlimited scans, on-prem deployment, regional hosting, POC support, configurable dashboards, and a dedicated manager and Slack channel. There is no unlimited $0 plan listed, although a free scan is offered through a signup flow.

Its strongest fit is for teams that need evidence-rich attack-path testing rather than only a static code review. Findings can include proofs of concept, stack traces, and device screencasts, while CI/CD, REST API, CLI, and MCP integrations support automation. Additional connections include Slack, Jira, Microsoft Entra ID, Google Workspace, email, and webhooks. Choose Oversecured when Android and iOS coverage, runtime analysis, post-login testing, and detailed evidence are priorities. Teams seeking a free ongoing plan, or iOS static analysis without source code, should consider a different approach.

Oversecured pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Combines static, dynamic, post-login, taint, and data-flow analysis
    • Provides proofs of concept, stack traces, and device screencasts
    • Supports CI/CD, REST API, CLI, MCP, compliance, and report exports
  • Where it doesn't
    • No unlimited free plan is listed
    • iOS static analysis requires source code
    • Business pricing is $1,000 per app per month

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