Your web applications and APIs are the face of your business and the gateway to your most valuable data. In a hyper-connected world, they are also the primary targets for cybercriminals. Standard security tools and automated scanners often miss the sophisticated vulnerabilities that lead to major breaches, such as complex business logic flaws and chained exploits.
Our Web Application and API Penetration Testing service provides a deep, manual analysis of your platforms to uncover the critical risks that automated solutions miss. Our certified ethical hackers think like real-world attackers, identifying and exploiting vulnerabilities to give you a true understanding of your security posture before malicious actors do.
Our Approach to Application Security Testing
We employ a robust, multi-faceted methodology that combines industry-standard frameworks with our own advanced techniques to provide comprehensive coverage of your application and API attack surfaces.
Beyond OWASP Top 10
Business Logic Flaw Discovery
Authenticated & Unauthenticated Testing
Developer-Focused Reporting
Our reports are designed for action. We provide clear, concise, and developer-friendly remediation guidance, complete with proof-of-concept details, to empower your team to fix vulnerabilities quickly and effectively.
Key Focus Areas
Our assessments target the full spectrum of application and API vulnerabilities to ensure no stone is left unturned.
Injection & Data Validation
Testing for SQL Injection, Cross-Site Scripting (XSS), Command Injection, and other data-driven attacks.
Authentication & Authorization
Identifying broken authentication, insecure session management, and privilege escalation vulnerabilities.
API Security (OWASP API Top 10)
Focusing on API-specific flaws like Broken Object Level Authorization (BOLA), mass assignment, and excessive data exposure.
Our comprehensive testing process ensures your applications and APIs are resilient against real-world attack techniques.
- In-depth Business Logic Testing
- Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF)
- Insecure Direct Object References (IDOR)
- Security Misconfigurations
Frequently Asked Questions
A vulnerability scan is an automated process that checks for known vulnerabilities. A penetration test is a manual, in-depth process where our experts actively try to exploit vulnerabilities, test business logic, and chain together weaknesses, just like a real attacker.
Absolutely. This is a core part of our methodology and a key differentiator. We dedicate significant time to understanding how your application is supposed to work so we can find ways to abuse its features in unintended ways that automated tools can never detect.
To begin, we typically need the URLs for the application, API documentation (like a Swagger or Postman file), and a set of test credentials for different user roles (e.g., standard user, administrator) to ensure comprehensive testing of all functionalities.