Most organisations rely on web applications for their business operations. The smooth and safe operation of web applications is essential and critical. Modern web applications are complex, though. They are often interconnected systems, processing sensitive data.

A single, overlooked vulnerability can be disastrous.

What we offer

If you’re concerned about any of the above risks, contact us for our Web Application Penetration Testing.

Real world simulation

Deep manual analysis

We’ll combine deep manual analysis with targeted automation.

Outcomes

The outcome is to uncover weaknesses around authentication, access controls, business logic,
and application architecture.

What you receive

Our Web Application Penetration testing will give you a clear understanding of how attackers could exploit your web application, and how to prevent this from happening. We also provide a comprehensive and actionable security report, designed to support your technical teams and business stakeholders.


Who we’ve helped

Chances are, we’ve helped organisations like yours.

What we assess

Our web application penetration testing evaluates the full application stack, focusing on areas most commonly targeted by attackers.

We focus on login, password and session management, and identity controls. Vulnerabilities could include weak passwords, multi-factor authentication bypass, session hijacking or unprotected password reset flows.

We test how the application enforces user, role, and resource permissions, and any associated weaknesses. Vulnerabilities might include insecure direct object references (IDOR), horizontal and vertical privilege escalation, or role-based access control misconfigurations.

We analyse application workflows to find ways attackers could manipulate processes or abuse business functionality. Examples include abuse of transaction flows or discounts, workflow bypasses or approval overrides, or logic flaws in processes.

We review how sensitive information is stored, processed, and transmitted. We’ll identify risks like data leakage, weak encryption, or exposure of confidential information.

Vulnerabilities include, sensitive data exposure, insecure API endpoints exposing user data, and weak or improper encryption and key management.

We assess application configuration, security headers, integrations, and backend services that may expand the application’s attack surface. Vulnerabilities include, server misconfigurations and exposed services, insecure HTTP headers or security settings, and improper integration with third-party services.

What frameworks we follow


Find answers to common questions about our services and what to expect from your experience with us.