Web applicationpenetration testing
What we test
Web application testing
Manual and automated testing of your website or web app against the OWASP Top 10: injection, broken authentication, access-control flaws, misconfiguration and more.
Burp Suite Professional · OWASP ZAP
API testing
Your APIs checked for broken authorization, excessive data exposure and abuse, which is how modern apps are most often attacked.
Vulnerability assessment (VAPT)
A broad sweep of your systems for known weaknesses, combined with penetration testing to show which ones can actually be exploited.
Network & infrastructure
Testing of your servers, firewalls and exposed services, from the outside in and from inside your network.
Nmap & Metasploit · Wireshark
Security audit
A review of how your website and systems are configured, who can access what, and where your policies leave gaps.
Compliance support
Testing and reporting that support the security requirements of frameworks such as ISO 27001, PCI DSS and GDPR.
How a test runs
Scope
We agree what's tested, how and when, so nothing runs that you haven't approved.
Test
Hands-on testing backed by automated tools, following the OWASP methodology.
Report
Every finding ranked by risk, with evidence and how to fix it, plus a plain summary for leadership.
Fix
We walk your team through the fixes and answer questions while you work through them.
The toolkit
Burp Suite ProfessionalWeb application security testing
- OWASP ZAPAutomated security scanning
Nmap & MetasploitNetwork discovery & penetration testing
WiresharkNetwork protocol analysis
Kali LinuxEthical hacking & security testing
- And many more toolsAdvanced security toolkit & utilities
We build websites too.
Knowing how sites are built is how we know where they break. When a fix calls for a rebuild, the same team can design and develop it, securely from the first line.
Web design & developmentQuestions, answered
What teams usually ask before their first penetration test.
What is web application penetration testing?
It's an authorised, simulated attack on your website or web app. A tester tries to break in the way a real attacker would, through weak logins, flawed access rules, injection and misconfiguration, then reports what worked and how to close it.
How is penetration testing different from vulnerability scanning?
A vulnerability scan is automated: it checks your systems against a list of known issues and flags possible problems, including some that turn out to be harmless.
A penetration test goes further. A person tries to exploit what the scan finds, chains small weaknesses together and tests your business logic, which no scanner understands. You learn what's actually at risk.
How much does a penetration test cost?
It depends on scope: how many applications and APIs, how many user roles, whether the network is included, and how deep the testing goes. After a short scoping call you get a proposal with the timeline, the deliverables and transparent pricing.
How often should we run a penetration test?
Common practice is at least once a year, and again after any major change: a new feature, a redesign, a move to new hosting or a change in how users log in. Some compliance frameworks set their own schedule.
Will testing disrupt our live website?
We agree the scope and timing with you first, avoid anything that could take a live site down, and can test a staging copy instead if you prefer.
What do we receive at the end?
A written report: every finding ranked by risk, with evidence and clear steps to fix it, and an executive summary of your overall security posture.