Corellium develops a virtual hardware platform for mobile and IoT security research, penetration testing, and software development. The company's core technology is built around CHARM (Corellium Hypervisor for Arm), a proprietary type-1 hypervisor that enables Arm-native virtualization of iOS, Android, IoT, and automotive devices on bare metal hardware. The platform allows security researchers, developers, and penetration testers to interact with high-fidelity virtual device replicas without requiring physical hardware. Key use cases include: - Mobile app penetration testing with SAST and DAST capabilities on virtual iOS and Android devices - Mobile vulnerability research and exploit validation with deep forensics and introspection tools - Malware and threat analysis including IoC gathering and threat hunting on virtualized devices - IoT embedded software development and testing integrated into SDLC workflows - Automotive embedded software development for pre-silicon environments Corellium offers several named products: Viper (mobile app security testing for businesses), Falcon (mobile vulnerability research for government), Atlas (automotive software development), and Solo (community-tier mobile security discovery). The MATRIX product provides automated security testing and reporting for iOS and Android pentesting teams. Target customers include enterprise security teams, government agencies, hardware OEMs, automotive manufacturers, educational institutions, and journalists. The platform is available as cloud-hosted or on-site deployments. Corellium has been acquired by Cellebrite, a digital investigation technology company.