Web Application Testing

Web Application Testing

Using the latest tools and techniques our team of highly trained security consultants will perform remote and onsite application penetration tests to highlight any vulnerabilities that are available to malicious attackers.

Everything You Need To Know

Web Application Penetration Testing
What is Web Application Penetration Testing?

Web App Testing is used to establish the security posture of your web applications, then help you remediate the vulnerabilities discovered to reduce the risk of an attack and provide you with assurance. It ensures your web applications are resilient to cyber attack.

Who needs Web Application Penetration Testing?

Web Application Penetration Testing is suitable for any organisation that exposes web applications to the internet or employs web applications internally. Security is imperative for the applications in order to protect your sensitive corporate data and assets from malicious actors. 

How are they performed?

All of our application assessments are performed by experienced consultants who deliver comprehensive tests both remote and onsite. Using cutting edge tools and techniques they target the OWASP Top Ten Vulnerabilities amongst others to reduce the risk of an attack on your organisation. You will receive constant updates during the assessment and will be provided with a full report detailing the findings.

What do you need to do next?

Contact our team of cyber security professionals who will give you all the information you require about our Web Application Security Assessment. We can help you get a step closer to a more secure business.

Web application vulnerabilities we frequently discover

Our consultants often find issues with authentication and authorisation which can allow them to bypass authentication systems or escalate privileges.

SQL Injection vulnerabilities allow attackers to recover your databases and gain remote access to the server.

Business logic flaws allow attackers to manipulate the application logic, allowing them to perform unauthorised actions or change data, which could damage your business. 

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