Your web applications are the public face of your business and often the primary gateway to your most sensitive data. Even a single unnoticed flaw such as an injection vulnerability or broken access control can allow attackers to steal customer information, manipulate transactions, or take full control of your systems. These compromises can lead to costly financial losses, regulatory penalties, and severe brand damage.
Our Web Application Penetration Testing service goes beyond automated scans by simulating real attacker techniques tailored to your apps and business logic, revealing critical security gaps before they become incidents.
Authentication & Authorization
Input Handling & Injection
Business Logic Flaws
Session & Cookie Security
File Upload & Deserialization
API Security
Cryptography & Data Exposure
Configuration Issues
Define the project’s objectives, scope, and constraints, aligning expectations, testing approach, and deliverables during a structured kick-off meeting.
Gather information about the web application’s structure, technologies, endpoints, user roles, and hidden features through both passive research and active discovery techniques, for a detailed map of potential attack points.
Perform automated and manual scans to uncover potential weaknesses, following OWASP Top 10 guidelines to ensure comprehensive and accurate vulnerability identification.
Safely validate confirmed weaknesses with proof-of-concept attacks to demonstrate real impact without disrupting production.
Produce a comprehensive report containing an executive summary, scope, methodology, prioritized findings with evidence/PoCs, business impact, risk ratings, and actionable remediation, and present the results during a restitution meeting.
Ensure all identified vulnerabilities have been properly fixed without introducing new risks.
Because web apps are one of the most targeted entry points. Traditional scanners don’t test real exploitation scenarios, we simulate how attackers actually operate.
Typically between 5 and 10 days, depending on app complexity, roles, and scope.
All testing is safe and non-destructive. Any potentially disruptive actions are done in coordination with your team.
