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THIRD-PARTY APPLICATION RISK

Know your application risk.
Make decisions you can defend.

Application risk management for security, risk and information governance teams. Assess mobile apps, browser extensions and third-party Microsoft Teams apps, understand their security and privacy findings, and keep approval decisions under review.

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GOVERNANCE & OVERSIGHT

Be ready for scrutiny.
Show how you manage application risk.

Store approval is only one part of an application decision. Bring security findings, privacy insights and review histories together to document your reasoning and demonstrate oversight to leadership, auditors and regulators.

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24/7 CONTINUOUS MONITORING

Your apps change.
Your risk picture should too.

MobSTR monitors application risk 24/7. Automated rescanning and risk notifications help your team respond as applications change, keep approval decisions under review and maintain current evidence for governance and regulatory oversight.

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In good company. Trusted by teams at

Renfrewshire Council

Health Tech Awards 2026 — official HTN artwork

AWARDS & RECOGNITION · WINNER 2026

Cyber security solution of the year

A shared achievement for MobSTR and Bradford District Care NHS Foundation Trust at the Health Tech Awards.

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THE MobSTR PLATFORM

See your application risk.
Know where to act.

Bring mobile apps, browser extensions and third-party Microsoft Teams apps into your application risk review. MobSTR combines security ratings, privacy evidence and continuous monitoring to help your teams prioritise investigation, review approvals and make decisions they can defend.

Explore guidance for NHS teams, local government and financial services.

Identify vulnerabilities, risky permissions and third-party dependencies
Review privacy findings alongside business purpose and data sensitivity
Monitor changes 24/7, with app rescans and risk-score alerts
Keep reviews, mitigation decisions and audit evidence together

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FROM FINDINGS TO DECISIONS

Give every application decision a clear rationale.

Your teams need more than a list of findings. They need to understand what an application means for the people, data and services they protect.

MobSTR brings security and privacy evidence together so you can investigate concerns, approve or restrict use, and record the reasons for your decision. Watch the platform walkthrough to see how the review fits together.

Why application oversight matters

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FROM APPLICATION TO ACTION

A straightforward process.
More informed decisions.

MobSTR’s five-step application risk assessment brings the technical detail together, helping your team understand the risks and decide what to do next.

MobSTR’s five-layer risk assessment pyramid

01

Locate

Use an App Store, Google Play, Chrome Web Store or Edge Add-Ons URL.
Upload an Android APK or Chrome / Edge CRX file.

02

Analyse

Decompile the application and retrieve app information.
Cross-reference vulnerability databases and run security tests.

03

Scan

Examine dangerous patterns and insecure practices.
Assess data handling, personal-data safeguards and OWASP mapping.

04

Score

Review AI-assisted security ratings and a comprehensive posture report.
Use CWE categorisation to understand findings.

05

Decision & action

Approve or reject applications with evidence.
Follow remediation guidance and use roles to support your policies.

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MORE OF YOUR APPLICATION ESTATE, IN VIEW

Familiar platform. Wider visibility.

Bring third-party apps inside Microsoft Teams and privacy-policy evidence into your third-party application risk review.

MICROSOFT TEAMS

OpenGates assesses third-party applications that people add to Microsoft Teams. Embedded in MobSTR, it examines manifests, permissions, configuration, external domains and data handling to support decisions about each app’s suitability.

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DATA PRIVACY INTELLIGENCE

Review plain English policy summaries, privacy red flags and individual claims checked against MobSTR’s technical evidence. See what is supported, what may conflict and where further evidence is needed.

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In our customers’ words

Customer stories

“MobSTR has made mobile security much more visible in our day-to-day work.”

NHS trust

“It’s been a huge jump and such a simplification for us.”

Local authority

“Every single time that I need to check an application, it’s been very useful.”

Housing association

“We enforced the removal of untested or unapproved apps from work mobile devices and ensured they are not accessible for use in our organisation on personal devices.”

Healthcare charity

LET’S MAKE APP RISK CLEARER

See what your
apps are really
up to.

Tell us what you need to protect. We’ll show you how MobSTR turns application risk into clear, informed decisions.

Mobile apps, browser extensions, Teams and privacy.
One conversation to get started.

NEWS & PRACTICAL GUIDANCE

Interesting articles

All insights & news

4 November 2026

When a privacy policy is not enough: handling missing evidence and supplier questions

Turn mobile app privacy evidence gaps into focused supplier questions. A practical guide for DPOs and information governance teams, with a worked example.

4 November 2026

MobSTR named finalist at the Yorkshire Tech Awards 2026

MobSTR is a finalist for Cybersecurity Solution of the Year at the Yorkshire Tech Awards 2026. The ceremony takes place in Leeds on 16 December.

Photo: Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine · CC BY 4.01 November 2026

Ukraine’s Air Alert app sent a false radiation warning in Kyiv

Kyiv directed residents to its street sirens and the Kyiv Digital app after a false alert. How would an NHS trust or council correct an urgent message sent in error?