Web Application Security Testing
Go beyond scanners: structured manual testing of your web applications mapped to the OWASP Web Security Testing Guide (WSTG).
What it is
Web application security testing examines your applications the way an attacker would — testing authentication, session handling, access control, input handling and business logic. Our approach is guided by the OWASP Web Security Testing Guide (current stable v4.2) and the OWASP Top 10, combining automated coverage with hands-on manual testing where scanners cannot reach.
Coverage
- Authentication and session management
- Access control and authorisation flaws
- Input validation and injection risks
- Business-logic abuse
- Security configuration and headers
- Authenticated and unauthenticated perspectives
How we deliver
- Scope — agree applications, roles, test accounts and windows in writing.
- Reconnaissance — map functionality, roles and data flows.
- Testing — manual testing guided by WSTG, supported by tooling.
- Validation — confirm exploitability and business impact for every finding.
- Reporting — risk-rated findings with remediation guidance.
- Retesting — verify fixes and confirm closure.
Outcomes
- Risk-rated findings with evidence
- Executive summary and technical detail
- Remediation guidance your developers can act on
- Retest confirmation for auditors and customers