Application Security April 17, 2013
By Roee Hay < 1 min read

Looking to do dynamic security testing of your mobile apps? Look no further!

In this hands-on article, learn how to use IBM Security AppScan Standard with mobile user agents, as well as emulators and actual devices for Android and iOS.

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Roee Hay
X-Force Application Security Research Team Leader, IBM Security

Roee leads the X-Force Application Security Research Team at IBM. He has vast knowledge and experience in network and mobile security. Roee holds a B.Sc. d...

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