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Registering a Mobb account

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Please note that if your organization already has an account with Mobb, you can ask the owner to invite you to the same organization. The owner can add additional users to the organization by following the guide.

If you already have a Mobb account, you may skip this step.

To get started, you will need to first sign up for an account at

If you do not have an account with Mobb yet, the next screen will ask you to register for a new account. We currently support Google accounts (Gmail or Google Workspace), GitHub accounts, or an email address.

Single Sign-On (SSO) integration is also supported. If this is needed in your organization, please connect with your Mobb representative.

After you have registered an account, you have 3 options:

Option 1 - This option provides you with a sandbox environment where a pre-generated SAST report is provided against a public repo (i.e. Juice Shop, Webgoat, AltoroJ). You will be able to see how Mobb generates the auto-fix suggestions right away!

Option 2 - This option allows you to see Mobb provide auto-fix suggestions against your own code. You must supply a SAST report from one of the SAST providers that Mobb supports.

Option 3 - This option describes how you can integrate Mobb in a CI/CD pipeline of your choice.

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