Web Application Penetration Testing Service
I provide in depth web application penetration testing to identify how real attackers can compromise your application beyond what automated scanners detect.
Modern web applications are complex ecosystems of frontends APIs third party integrations and business logic. My approach focuses on how these components interact and where trust breaks under real world attack scenarios.
What I Test
Authentication and session management
Authorization and access control enforcement
Business logic and workflow abuse
Input validation including SQL Injection and cross site scripting
Cross site request forgery and insecure state changes
File upload and data handling functionality
API interactions and undocumented endpoints
Third party integration risks
Testing is aligned with the OWASP Top 10 and current web exploitation techniques.
Methodology
Application mapping and threat modeling based on your use cases
Manual testing driven by attacker mindset
Chaining of low and medium issues into high impact scenarios
Validation of exploitability and real business impact
Careful testing to protect production stability
I do not rely solely on scanners. Every critical finding is manually verified and contextualized.
Deliverables
Executive ready report with clear risk explanation
Technical findings with reproducible proof of concept requests
Impact focused severity ratings
Actionable remediation steps for developers
Optional retesting after fixes
Who This Is For
Organizations launching or scaling web applications
Enterprises validating production security
Startups preparing for audits or customer security reviews
Security teams seeking deeper assurance
Value You Get
Reduced risk of data breaches and account compromise
Clear understanding of real world attack paths
Reports that engineering teams can act on
Security validation aligned with business priorities
If your web application handles users data transactions or business critical workflows
I help you understand how it can be broken and how to fix it before attackers find it first.