Web App Penetration Testing
Ensuring the Security and Reliability of Your Digital Assets
In the constantly evolving landscape of cyber threats, web applications are frequent targets for attackers seeking to exploit vulnerabilities. The Web App Penetration Testing service is designed to rigorously analyze your application's security, identifying and mitigating risks.
Our approach begins with a detailed analysis of your application's architecture, including its underlying technologies, authentication mechanisms, and data flows. We utilize advanced techniques, including business logic assessments, to uncover both typical and complex vulnerabilities. By simulating real-world attack scenarios, our experts evaluate how your application withstands various attack vectors, including those that could compromise sensitive user information or interrupt services.
We conduct both black-box and white-box penetration tests, providing a comprehensive understanding of potential attack vectors, ranging from external threats to internal risks. During testing, we adhere to industry standards to assess critical components such as session management, input validation, access control, and API security.
Our methodology includes manual testing by experienced professionals to provide an in-depth evaluation of issues that automated tools might miss. Our testers focus on identifying vulnerabilities, ranging from secure coding issues to configuration exploits, that can significantly affect your application's security posture.
After the testing phase, we provide a detailed report outlining each identified vulnerability, its potential impact, and recommended remediation steps. Our commitment to clarity ensures that both technical teams and decision-makers can easily interpret the results.
With Defenda Network, you receive more than just a test report; you gain a trusted partner dedicated to enhancing your application's security and safeguarding your organization's reputation.
Evaluated aspects during web application penetration testing
OWASP Top ten
NIST evaluations utilize thousands of security tests, incorporating several cybersecurity frameworks, including OSSTMM, SANS 25, OWASP Top 10, and NIST SP 800-115.
SANS Top 25
Examine the protection of sensitive personal data, such as user credentials, private data, and personally identifiable information.
API and Web Services
Examine the web application's Web services and APIs for vulnerabilities.
Updates & CVEs
Examines publicly known information security vulnerabilities and exposures.
Business Logic
Design and implementation flaws in an application that allow an adversary to induce undesirable behavior.
Source code review
Utilize both automated and manual code reviews to identify security vulnerabilities in application code.