Web Application Pen Testing

Overview

A web application penetration test simulates real-world attacks against your application: authentication bypass, advanced injection chains, broken access control, and the business-logic flaws automated scanners cannot detect. It follows methodologies aligned with OWASP, PTES, and NIST.

Every finding lands in your dashboard with a severity rating, proof of concept, and remediation guidance, tracked from discovery through verified retest to a certificate.

Two ways to run it

The AI-powered test is run by autonomous agents that crawl, fingerprint, and attack your application. It starts in minutes, is fully self-serve from the dashboard, and streams findings live as the engagement unfolds.

The expert-led engagement is driven by certified testers at an OSCP/CEH level who go deep on business logic, chained exploits, and the flaws automation cannot reach. Many teams run both.

Methodology

We begin with reconnaissance to map your technology stack, entry points, authentication mechanisms, and business context, then perform full application mapping to enumerate every endpoint, parameter, and hidden function.

Vulnerability discovery combines manual and automated testing across all OWASP categories, including complex multi-step attack scenarios. Confirmed issues are safely exploited to demonstrate real-world impact without disrupting operations.

Each engagement closes with a technical report that carries an executive summary, risk ratings, evidence, and prioritized remediation guidance written for your development team.

Why it matters

Finding and fixing vulnerabilities before attackers reach them protects customer data, intellectual property, and financial systems, and helps satisfy PCI DSS, HIPAA, SOC 2, and ISO 27001 requirements that mandate regular testing.

After you remediate, request a retest to verify the fixes and earn a certificate that proves your security posture to customers and auditors.

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