What this helps you decide
Which attack paths need attention before launch, a customer review or the next release?
When you need it
A new application, an enterprise security review or a major release. Validate how authentication, access controls and business logic stand up to realistic attacks.
Business impact & an example
A working login page does not prove customer records are protected. Weak access controls can expose information across accounts or allow actions a user should not be able to perform.
A question worth asking
Could a normal customer access another customer’s information or use a feature reserved for administrators?
Examples guide the scope; they are not promised findings.
What’s included & what you receive
Agreed coverage
- Agreed web application and API attack surface
- Authenticated roles and authorisation boundaries
- Manual validation of exploitable weaknesses
- Risk-ranked findings and remediation walkthrough
- Guided by OWASP testing guidance, including the OWASP Top 10 and API Security Top 10
Your deliverables
- Executive summary of business exposure
- Technical evidence and reproduction steps
- Prioritised remediation plan
- Retest scope and window agreed in the proposal
Exclusions & limitations
Denial-of-service, social engineering, unapproved targets and continuous monitoring are excluded unless separately agreed.
References to standards are not claims of certification, accreditation or endorsement.
