What is Web Application Security?
Web applications are complex, dynamic targets. Unlike static websites, they process user input, connect to databases, handle authentication, and expose APIs — every one of which is a potential attack vector. Our web application security testing goes beyond automated scanning to manually verify and exploit vulnerabilities the same way an attacker would.
What's Included
OWASP Top 10 Assessment
Full manual and automated testing against the OWASP Top 10 — including injection, broken auth, sensitive data exposure, XXE, broken access control, security misconfiguration, XSS, insecure deserialization, vulnerable components, and insufficient logging.
API Security Testing
Assessment of REST, GraphQL, and SOAP APIs — authentication, authorisation, rate limiting, input validation, data exposure, and business logic.
Authentication & Session Management
Testing of login flows, password reset mechanisms, session token entropy, session fixation, and multi-factor authentication implementation.
SQL Injection & XSS Testing
Systematic testing for injection vulnerabilities across all input vectors — including blind and time-based SQLi, stored and reflected XSS, and DOM-based XSS.
Business Logic Testing
Manual analysis of application workflows to find logic flaws that automated scanners miss — price manipulation, privilege escalation, and workflow bypass.
CSRF & CORS Review
Testing of cross-site request forgery protections and CORS policy configuration to ensure cross-origin access is properly restricted.
Why It Matters
Automated scanners find roughly 20% of real vulnerabilities. The other 80% — including business logic flaws, chained vulnerabilities, and authentication bypasses — require a skilled human tester. Our web application assessments give you confidence that your application has been tested the way a real attacker would test it.
Tools We Use
NessusBurp SuiteOpenVASMetasploitOWASP ZAPWiresharkNiktoSQLMapnmap