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Web Application Security Testing

Assess web applications for exploitable authentication, authorization, injection, business-logic and configuration weaknesses before attackers find them.

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What we cover

Authentication and session management

Included when relevant to the agreed scope and environment.

Authorization and access-control testing

Included when relevant to the agreed scope and environment.

Injection and input validation

Included when relevant to the agreed scope and environment.

Business-logic abuse

Included when relevant to the agreed scope and environment.

Security headers and configuration

Included when relevant to the agreed scope and environment.

Sensitive-data exposure

Included when relevant to the agreed scope and environment.

Our approach

  1. Scope the objective, systems and authorization boundaries.
  2. Review the environment and identify the highest-value paths to test or build.
  3. Execute the agreed assessment or engineering work with documented assumptions.
  4. Deliver practical outputs, priorities and next actions.
  5. Retest, iterate or implement follow-up work when required.

Methods and reference points

OWASP Web Security Testing Guide

Applied where relevant to the engagement rather than used as a marketing checkbox.

OWASP Top 10

Applied where relevant to the engagement rather than used as a marketing checkbox.

PTES

Applied where relevant to the engagement rather than used as a marketing checkbox.

What you receive

Clear scope

Defined systems, assumptions, responsibilities and boundaries before work begins.

Evidence-led outputs

Findings, technical observations, implementation outputs or recommendations are documented around the agreed scope.

Prioritized action

Outputs are organized so teams can distinguish urgent issues from lower-priority improvements.

Follow-through

Retesting, implementation and additional engineering can be scoped when appropriate.

Confidential client work

Much of our client work is confidential or subject to NDA. We therefore do not publish private client names, screenshots, vulnerabilities, credentials, internal architectures or sensitive engagement details merely to create a public portfolio.

Where disclosure is permitted, we can provide relevant evidence or discuss representative experience privately during qualification.

Who this is for

Startups, SaaS companies, growing businesses and organizations that need a focused web application security capability and want the work scoped around their actual environment rather than a generic package.

Frequently asked questions

Can you work internationally?

Yes. Remote international engagements can be scoped where the required access, authorization and project conditions permit.

Do you provide a fixed package?

Scope depends on the systems, objectives and depth required. We prefer to size the engagement against the actual problem rather than sell unnecessary work.

Can I start with a smaller assessment?

Yes. A narrowly defined first engagement can be appropriate when you want to validate the risk, workflow or technical fit before expanding.

How is sensitive information handled?

Access and testing boundaries are agreed before authorized security work. Confidentiality requirements can be included in the engagement process.

Ready to discuss the project?

Send the problem, scope, technology or desired outcome. You do not need to know the perfect service package before contacting us.

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