Web Application Penetration Testing
Manual-first testing of authentication, authorization, business logic, input handling and the attack paths scanners routinely miss.
Test the application the way an attacker sees it#
A useful web application assessment is not a vulnerability scan with a nicer PDF. We map the application's trust boundaries, roles, workflows, and exposed functionality, then test where those assumptions can fail.
The focus is on exploitable behavior: broken access control, authentication weaknesses, business-logic abuse, injection, unsafe file handling, server-side request behavior, client-side security issues, and combinations of weaknesses that create a larger attack path.
What we test
What you receive
What you receive#
- Validated findings with clear severity and impact
- Reproduction steps and supporting evidence
- Affected functionality and attack preconditions
- Remediation guidance written for engineers
- Executive-level context for decision makers
- Retesting of agreed remediated findings when included in scope
Retesting
Agree on the retest scope and window during scoping. We repeat the original reproduction against the remediated version and document resolved, partially resolved or remaining findings.
Timeline: Defined during scoping based on application size, roles, access level and testing environment.
Scope this assessment