Web application Pentesting

Web security

What is Web application pentration testing?

Web Application Pentesting (Web App Penetration Testing) is a security testing process used to identify vulnerabilities in web-based applications. This includes testing login forms, user roles, session handling, API endpoints, and business logic for flaws that could be exploited by malicious actors. Web application pentesting mimics a real-world attack scenario on your application to uncover hidden weaknesses before hackers do.

Why web application pentesting is Essential

Today’s businesses rely heavily on web apps for everything — from customer portals to e-commerce, admin dashboards, and more. But with greater functionality comes greater security risk.

You need web application pentesting to:

    • 🔐 Protect sensitive customer data from breaches

    • 📉 Prevent business disruption from cyberattacks

    • ⚖️ Meet compliance (GDPR, PCI-DSS, ISO, HIPAA)

    • 🚫 Identify flaws like SQL injection, XSS, CSRF, broken authentication, etc.

    • 🧑‍💼 Build trust among users and stakeholders

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Our testing approach

Scoping & Asset discover

This phase is to understand the scope of the application, including domains, subdomains and functionalities. We identify the tech stack, hosting environment, and third-party components. The goal is to define what’s in-scope and out-of-scope for testing

Reconnaissance & Enumeration

We gather information about the web app, such as URLs, input fields and exposed APIs. This phase helps uncover hidden endpoints and functionality for deeper testing

Vulnerability Scanning

Automated scanners are used to detect known vulnerabilities such as outdated libraries, or misconfigured security headers.  Vulnerabilities are often revealed at this stage

Manual Testing & Exploitation

Manual pentesting targets are tested based on the OWASP Top 10. Real payloads are crafted to validate risks in a controlled manner. This phase provides deep, high-impact insights 

Reporting & Remediation Support

A detailed report is created, including vulnerability descriptions, affected URLs, severity levels (using CVSS), proof of concept, and recommendations. We also provide guidance on patching vulnerabilities

Re-Testing

After remediation is completed, the retesting phase validates whether all previously identified vulnerabilities have been successfully fixed. A final validation report is issued

Why Us

Certified Professionals

Quality Service

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Benefits of Web Application Pentesting

Finds Application Vulnerabilities

Detects flaws like XSS, SQLi, IDOR, and CSRF in your web apps. Reduces chances of critical data breaches and unauthorized actions

Tests Business Logic & Authentication

Identifies broken access controls and logic bypass vulnerabilities. Protects sensitive user operations and admin functionality

Protects User Data & Sessions

Validates session handling, input validation, and secure storage. Improves compliance with GDPR, HIPAA, and PCI-DSS standards

Improves SDLC Security

Supports secure development by integrating testing into CI/CD pipelines. Fixes issues early, reducing long-term development costs

Builds User Trust & Platform Stability

Prevents service downtime and malicious defacement or data leaks. Enhances customer confidence and platform reputation