Cyber solutions that will give peace of mind and wont compromise integrity, function or network security. 

To  assure accuracy,  regulation standards and exceed user expectations

Don’t make compromises in security when you take mobile apps or medical devices to market quickly. Innovation and control can go hand in hand with both safe and successful user experiences. We cover all smartphone platforms and address unique mobile security requirements – risks on iOS, Android, Windows and Blackberry. Our deep understanding of healthcare, medical devices and their compliance standards ensure risk mitigation.  Our software testing has included clients in telecom including EE, Telefónica and Waze, and medical device manufacturers Accuray, Carl Zeiss and MultiPlan.

From client-side to server-side code and third-party code libraries, your handheld endeavors are safe with QualiTest.  According to a recent survey, only 9% of manufacturers and 5% of users say they test medical devices at least annually. Instead, 53% of healthcare deliverers (HDOs) do not test (45%) or are unsure if testing occurs (8%), and 43% of manufacturers often do not test (36%) or are unsure if testing occurs (7%).

  • Mobile/Medical App Testing: Identify risks in your mobile/med apps and learn how to mitigate them. Find vulnerabilities that endanger users or their data. Support all platforms (IOS, Android, Blackberry & Windows, Linux).
  • Mobile/Medical App Unique Requirements: Networking and usability may demand or open up specific testing constraints.  This may include operating systems and frameworks, app types (native, mobile web, cross-platform), distribution of mobile apps, and inability to control distribution.

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Make a strong offense your best defense to uncover your vulnerabilities before they can be exploited.

The best way to safeguard against data theft is to think like a thief. Ethical Hacking and Penetration Testing is all about preventative methods derived from envisioning means of attacking security vulnerabilities and creating successful barricades against those means of access. This includes:

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  • Wireless network audits
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