Web application security
Web Application Pentesting
An operator-led engagement that follows real attacker paths through your app, then proves closure with retest evidence inside a delivery workspace.
- Manual exploit chains, not scanner output
- Real attacker flows across web app surface
- Retests included for verified closure
What you get on day one
Concise scope, test plan, and outcomes your team can execute.
3-5 days
Start-to-test window
Access ready? We move faster.
72 hours
Median retest
Per confirmed fix.
Included
Exploit narratives
Attack paths with evidence.
Workspace
Delivery
Findings, owners, proof, closure.
Why web app pentesting matters
Real attack paths, evidence, and verified fixes
It’s not about ticking OWASP boxes. It’s about proving what can actually break, giving engineers the proof to fix it, and retesting until it’s closed.
We model how attackers move across auth, authorization, logic, and integrations—then prove impact with replayable evidence. The briefing ships with owners, notes, and retest plans so engineering can act without waiting for a PDF.
Led by senior operators with advanced offensive tracks; peer reviewed before briefs ship to your team.
The “Operator Briefing” your engineers actually want.
We don’t ship a list of OWASP categories. We ship verified exploit paths, with replayable evidence and fix guidance, kept live in a workspace until closure is confirmed.
Lead operator
Advanced offensive cert track (OSCP/OSWE/OSEP/OSED/OSCE-level).
Senior
Peer review
Every critical finding reviewed before release.
Yes
Evidence quality
Payload + trace + steps, not “best guess”.
Replayable
Closure
Retest evidence attached per fix.
Verified
Attack paths
Role, object, and workflow coverage.
Mapped
Impact clarity
Business/context plus exploitability.
Explicit
Owners + notes
Who fixes what, with guidance.
Assigned
Retest plan
Safe window + status in briefing.
Tracked
What you’ll know by week one
Blocking issues
Exploit-backed, not hypothetical
True attack surface
Roles, flows, seams
Fix plan clarity
Repro + guidance + owner notes
Engagements are a strong fit when
- Upcoming releases or significant API / authentication changes
- Applications with multi-tenant or complex authorization models
- Systems relying on payments, webhooks, SSO, or external services
- Teams that require exploit proof and verified retest closure
Outcome: fewer surprises at release
You get exploit-backed priorities, engineering-ready repro steps, and closure evidence that stands up to review.
What we test
Risk coverage that matches real attacks
We test how attackers actually move through your application, from login and permissions to business logic and integrations, then prove real impact with exploit chains.
Sessions
Token replay, fixation, cookie scope, storage quirks, SSO flows
Authorization
IDOR, tenant boundary, role abuse, workflow gate bypass
Business logic
Approvals, limits, payments, refunds, state machines, edge cases
Injection
SQL/NoSQL, template injection, deserialization, command paths
SSRF
Metadata, admin planes, internal hosts, cloud control surfaces
Files/Objects
Upload pivots, path tricks, object swaps, sensitive data exposure
Integrations
Webhooks, signature validation, OAuth mistakes, replay/tamper
Browser
Origin, CORS, CSP, cookie behavior, real-session quirks
Business logic is treated as “Tier 0”
Because it’s where high-impact issues live: valid requests with invalid intent, across real workflows.
How we operate
The exploit playbook
A repeatable approach that produces fewer false positives and clearer fixes.
Phase 01
Attacker path mapping
We model real user roles and workflows first. Then we pick the seams that produce real impact.
Phase 02
Chained exploitation
We chain smaller issues into business impact: from auth bypass to data access to action execution.
Phase 03
Evidence-grade documentation
Every claim carries PoC steps, payloads, traces, and where the control failed.
Phase 04
Fix verification loop
Retests are not optional. Closure means updated proof and recorded status.
Deliverables
Evidence that ships fixes
Replayable proof kept with owners and retests—clear for engineering, leadership, and audit.
Technical findings with PoCs
Repro payloads, traces, and context engineers can replay.
Repro steps + fix guidance
Exact steps to trigger, code/config suggestions, and owner notes.
Executive summary
Risk, release impact, and what’s next in plain language.
Retest results + closure evidence
Updated proof for every fix, ready for auditors.
Live findings board
Filter by severity, owner, status, and exploitability. No waiting for a final PDF to act.
Evidence vault per finding
Payloads, request traces, screenshots, and reproduction steps kept together.
Ownership + timelines
Assign owners, track remediation, and keep release readiness visible.
Retest tracking
Retest requests and results recorded with updated evidence until verified closed.
You also get the narrative
Findings are grouped by exploit path and business impact (not just severity) so teams can understand the “why” and prioritize the right fixes first.
Ready when you are
Start a web application penetration test
We’ll scope your application, test real attack paths, and verify fixes before release.
Engagement options
Pick the cadence that fits your releases
Both include retests and evidence that stays attached to each finding.
One-time Web App Pentest
Focused engagement for a release, launch, or audit checkpoint.
- Defined scope and timeline
- Exploit narratives + owners
- Included retest to verify fixes
Best when you have a launch date and need clarity fast.
Web App PTaaS
Release-aligned cadence with scheduled windows and rolling retests.
- Planned windows per sprint/quarter
- Evidence stays tied to findings
- Retests tracked to closure
Best when you ship continuously and want rolling assurance.
FAQ
What teams ask before we start
Are retests included?
Yes. We schedule retests up front and attach updated evidence per fix.
Do you need staging or production?
Staging is preferred; production is possible with guardrails, rate limits, and approvals.
What access do you need?
We align roles, SSO paths, test accounts, and integration keys during scoping.
How long does it take?
Most web app engagements start within a week and finish in 2–3 weeks.