Application Security
Practical security testing for web applications and APIs, focused on common vulnerabilities and access control problems.
We test web applications from the perspective of an external user, looking for common security weaknesses in login, permissions, inputs, sessions, and exposed information.
The assessment combines manual checks with security tools and uses the OWASP Top 10 and API Security Top 10 as practical references.
Common injection, authentication, access control, and security configuration issues
Basic authorization, input validation, authentication, and exposed data checks
Simple attempts to access another user's information or perform unauthorized actions
Cross-site scripting, insecure browser storage, and exposed application information
Risks
A weak login, missing permission check, insecure input, or exposed API response may allow another person to access information or actions that should be protected. Testing helps find these common problems before the application is used as an easy entry point.
Results
A clear review of the application and APIs included in the agreed scope, with verified findings and practical recommendations.
Testing of the main screens, user roles, login, sessions, forms, and agreed API endpoints.
Simple steps and evidence showing how every reported issue was confirmed.
Findings prioritized by risk, with understandable and practical recommendations.
A second check to confirm that the reported issues were corrected.
Benefits
Find common paths that could expose customer or business information.
Check that each type of user can only access the information and actions assigned to them.
Receive a short, prioritized list instead of an unfiltered set of automated alerts.
Give the development team clear findings that can be addressed before publishing.