Our company
Why MOABI ?
Is your software security-ready ?
Is your software supply chain monitored and controlled to continuously improve your organization’s security posture ?
MOABI helps corporations and organization to analyze, measure and improve their Secure Software Development Life Cycle (SSDLC) to succeed in their digital transformation.
The MOABI automated security audits increase security coverage and risk assessment in respect to all types of software,
being it internal or external development,
either from Independent Software Vendors or Open Source.
Why MOABI ?
Our Mission
Our Story
10Years
Maturity of our technology and core platform engine
– develop cybersecurity solutions to give businesses the processes and tools for a secured software development lifecycle.
After combining their different skills and tools together, they created MOABI Platform which was first successfully deployed in 2018 to address unsolved challenges that a customer faced.
The MOABI company was then created to develop and promote their product security technology to automate security audits. MOABI platform is the result of their quest for efficiency and precision.
Today, MOABI aims to develop and promote cybersecurity software that helps customers deliver better products to their own customers.
Leadership Team

Jonathan Brossard - CTO

David DAUSSlN - ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤDirector of Innovation
David has an engineering background. His professionnal background has not only enabled him to obtain an overview of the concerns of information systems management, but also to gradually specialize in IT security.
Attached to quality exchanges, he has been able to share his knowledge and skills on many occasions on training courses leading to certification (UTT Troyes), but also to collaborate on books on the theme of cybersecurity (ENI editions).
Research
Jonathan Brossard is a world renowned security expert having participated in over 50 conferences with disruptive original researches. He published the first exploits against Microsoft Bitlocker, and the first remote exploits targeting Microsoft Windows 10 and the Microsoft Edge web browser. His researches in low level binary, BIOS, and firmware security have been featured by many media, including The Intercept, the MIT Technology Review and Forbes, who covered his PoC firmware malware Rakshasa (the World’s first public portable firmware backdoor). .
He holds a Master’s degree in Engineering and a Master’s degree in Artificial Intelligence, both obtained at the Ecole des Mines (France).
Jonathan is an Associate Professor at the Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers (Paris, France).