How Stronger Security for Mobile OS Creates Challenges for Testing Applications
Why you should develop and test on a virtual hardware platform: reason #4 stronger operating system security results in less secure testing.
Healthcare Mobile App Development: Mergers and Acquisitions Increase Risks
Leverage a virtual hardware platform for thorough mobile app testing for data leakage and exposure
Building a Firmware Package for Corellium Atlas
Learn how to build and upload custom firmware packages for a variety of supported devices on the Corellium Atlas virtual hardware platform, including Raspberry Pi 4B, i.MX93, and more.
Runtime Application Security: From ASPM to Real-Time Detection
Static analysis misses key mobile threats. Corellium’s runtime application security catches what ASPM can’t—delivering real-time protection.
Jailbreak iOS 18 on Corellium: What Testers Need to Know
The Corellium Virtual Hardware platform now supports iOS 18, including fully jailbroken iOS 18.
Rethink Your Approach to Secure Mobile Application Development
Secure testing starts here—explore the first of five insights into how virtual hardware changes the game.
Depth and Breadth Matters in Mobile Application Security Testing Scans
Why you should develop and test on a virtual hardware platform reason #3: MAST is not enough.
Shrink Response and Remediation Times and Accelerate Mobile Application Development
Our new Corellium Viper with MATRIX 7.5 release enables interactive, customizable, reporting.
SANS Product Review: Collaborative Mobile App Security Development and Analysis
Mobile app security is more critical—and more complex—than ever. With growing pressure to release quickly, mobile security teams often face tough trade-offs: limited access to devices, remote team coordination challenges, and slow, unreliable emulators that fail to mirror real-world behavior. Download the white paper to learn more.
3 Mobile App Security Testing Challenges And How to Solve Them in 2025
Why traditional QA pipelines miss critical mobile threats and how virtualization helps DevSecOps teams test smarter and faster.
Sophisticated Simulation Still Isn’t Real - Just Ask Mobile App Developers
Why you should develop and test on a virtual hardware platform - Reason #2: Emulators and virtual device farms are limited in scope and lack critical functionality.
Beyond Static Scans: How Corellium MATRIX Transforms Mobile DevSecOps with Continuous Runtime Testing
The old DevSecOps model of periodic security checkpoints doesn't work for modern mobile development. When teams are shipping multiple updates per week, security testing needs to happen continuously, not occasionally.