Web Application Testing
Manual and tool-assisted testing of web applications against the OWASP testing methodology, covering authentication, access control, injection, and business logic.
Learn moreReproducible offensive engagements that find what adversaries would exploit, mapped to recognized methodologies, before they do.
The attacker's perspective, delivered as a disciplined process rather than a one-off scan. Every engagement is scoped against a recognized methodology, executed under NDA, and reported with reproducible steps, evidence, and remediation guidance your engineers can act on. Findings are ranked by exploitability and business impact so the most dangerous issues are fixed first.
Manual and tool-assisted testing of web applications against the OWASP testing methodology, covering authentication, access control, injection, and business logic.
Learn moreiOS and Android assessments covering local storage, transport security, platform misuse, and server-side controls, aligned to the OWASP Mobile testing guidance.
Learn moreInternal and external network testing for exposed services, weak configurations, and lateral-movement paths, following PTES and NIST SP 800-115.
Learn moreTesting of REST and GraphQL interfaces for broken authorization, mass assignment, rate-limit gaps, and data exposure, aligned to the OWASP API methodology.
Learn moreAuthenticated and unauthenticated scanning across your estate, ranked by exploitability and impact, as a complement or precursor to penetration testing.
Learn moreWe do not improvise. Every engagement is anchored to recognized, publicly documented methodologies so that scope, coverage, and findings are defensible and repeatable across testers and over time.
The Open Worldwide Application Security Project testing guides for web, mobile, and API, used to structure coverage of common and high-impact application weaknesses.
The Penetration Testing Execution Standard, which frames each engagement from pre-engagement scoping through intelligence gathering, exploitation, and reporting.
The NIST technical guide to information security testing and assessment, providing a structured basis for planning, conducting, and documenting tests.
A knowledge base of adversary tactics and techniques used to map findings to real-world attacker behaviour and to communicate risk in operational terms.
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Seven factors that drive penetration testing effort, and how to compare proposals fairly.
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