Find the weakness.
Understand the impact.
Focused testing of your web applications and APIs, with evidence your team can investigate and practical guidance for fixing what matters.
Test the real application.
Question its boundaries.
We examine how your application behaves beyond its intended workflows. The engagement combines manual investigation and targeted tooling within an agreed scope, with attention to the accounts, data, and actions your business depends on.
Inside a penetration testKnow what is exposed
Understand which weaknesses can be demonstrated and the conditions that make them possible.
Give engineers useful evidence
Work from affected components and reproduction steps, with enough context to investigate the issue.
Prioritize the fix
Connect technical findings to business impact and a practical remediation order.
What we test.
How far we go.
The assessment boundaries, access, and priorities are agreed before the review begins.
Web applications
The pages, features, and sensitive workflows agreed for the assessment.
API behavior
Authenticated endpoints, resource access, input handling, and relevant application logic.
Identity and sessions
Login, account permissions, role boundaries, and how sessions begin and end.
Business logic
Actions that depend on ownership, sequence, or limits beyond simple input validation.
Scope it together.
Review it with evidence.
Agree the scope
Define targets, test accounts, permitted techniques, timing, and the contact for any urgent finding.
Investigate the application
Map the workflows and test how roles, inputs, and protected resources interact.
Validate the findings
Confirm the behavior and record the evidence needed to explain its impact.
Plan the next action
Walk through priorities, recommended fixes, and any verification or retesting included in the engagement.
Evidence to act on.
A clear next step.
Assessment outputs
- Executive summary and assessed scope
- Validated findings with reproducible evidence
- Prioritized remediation recommendations
- Guidance for checking the agreed fixes
What happens when an account boundary fails?
Explore an illustrative finding, the evidence behind it, and how a team can address it.
A few useful
answers.
What do you need before testing?
The application and API scope, representative test accounts, relevant architecture context, and a contact for the testing window. We agree these details before work begins.
Can you test before a release?
Yes. Share the release date, environment, and features changing so the engagement can focus on the work that needs checking before launch.
Is retesting included?
Retesting is defined in the engagement scope. We agree which fixes to verify, the environment, and the timing with your team.
Your next step.
Let’s work it out.
Tell us about your environment and priorities. We’ll use that context to prepare a quote around the work involved.
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