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With numerous mobile applications being used and developed today, these are often vulnerable to data theft and cyber crime. Cyber security testing of these apps are therefore a must to ensure efficiency and enhance customer experience. Our shift-left software testing approach at Qualitest, into every phase of your application development and prevent attacks.
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