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Novee brings continuous AI pentesting to mobile apps

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Novee brings continuous AI pentesting to mobile apps

Novee expanded its AI-driven penetration testing platform to cover mobile applications, joining its existing support for web applications, APIs, desktop, and AI-enabled systems. The platform aims to provide continuous and autonomous security testing across the modern application attack surface, delivering results within hours of uploading an application package.

Why it matters: Mobile app developers and security teams evaluating pentesting tools should assess whether continuous AI-driven mobile testing aligns with their development lifecycle and risk tolerance, particularly if periodic assessments have left gaps in their coverage.

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Novee brings continuous AI pentesting to mobile apps

Novee expanded its artificial intelligence (AI) penetration testing platform to cover mobile applications, claiming to be the first vendor offering continuous autonomous testing across web apps, APIs, desktop applications, and AI-enabled systems. The platform generates findings within hours of application upload, shifting mobile security assessment from periodic reviews to ongoing practice.

Why it matters: Security teams and application developers using mobile apps need to evaluate whether continuous AI-driven pentesting fits their risk management workflow and complements existing vulnerability assessment tools.

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