Applications
Web Application Penetration Testing
Manual testing beyond the OWASP Top 10: business logic, authorization, SSRF and injection.
Scoped to your environmentFixed proposalFree retest within 6 monthsNamed operator
What is Web Application Penetration Testing? Web application penetration testing is a manual security assessment of a website or web application to find vulnerabilities an attacker could use to access data, accounts or internal systems — including flaws automated scanners miss, such as business-logic and authorization bugs.
What we test
- Authentication & session management
- Authorization / IDOR across user roles
- Business-logic abuse
- Injection (SQLi, XSS, SSTI, XPath)
- SSRF and file-upload attacks
- OWASP WSTG coverage
What you get
- Named operator from kickoff to readout
- Kill Chain Replay™ attack paths with evidence
- Risk-rated findings and remediation guidance
- Framework mapping for your auditor
- Live readout call
- Free retest of all findings within 6 months
Web Application Penetration Testing FAQ
Will a web app pentest satisfy SOC 2?
Yes. SOC 2 auditors commonly expect an annual third-party pentest; our report and attestation letter are written to serve as evidence.
What do we receive at the end?
An executive summary, Kill Chain Replay™ attack paths, risk-rated findings mapped to the relevant frameworks, remediation guidance, a readout call and a free retest of every reported finding within 6 months.
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