Application Assessment

Web Application Penetration Testing

Simulated Reconnaissance -- Replicates the reconnaissance techniques of sophisticated adversaries to uncover potential entry points and pathways that threat actors could leverage.

Attack Surface Mapping -- Analyzes your application's architecture, configurations, operations, and documented procedures to ensure attack simulations cover its entire attack surface.

Attack Replication -- Assesses applications and their interconnected components by simulating real-world tactics, techniques, and procedures. This includes testing for vulnerabilities such as session management, authorization, authentication, configuration issues, data validation, Denial of Service (DOS), and other critical security risks from the OWASP Top 10 (Open Worldwide Application Security Project).

API Penetration Testing

Reconnaissance -- Gathers and analyzes the information provided by the client about the API, including its type, endpoints, authentication methods, and any relevant documentation. This helps identify potential entry points and attack vectors based on the API's structure and security mechanisms.

Attack Surface Mapping -- Analyzes the architecture, endpoints, authentication mechanisms, data flows, and configurations of your API to ensure attack simulations cover its complete attack surface.

Attack Replication -- Simulates real-world tactics, techniques, and procedures against your API, testing for vulnerabilities such as improper authentication, authorization flaws, sensitive data exposure, input validation issues, and Denial of Service (DOS), along with other critical risks outlined in the OWASP API Security Top 10.

Mobile App Penetration Testing

Simulated Reconnaissance -- Reviews client-provided details about the mobile application, including its platform (iOS/Android), architecture, backend services, and API interactions. This information guides the identification of potential vulnerabilities and attack pathways.

Surface Mapping -- Examines the mobile app's functionality, permissions, backend integrations, and local storage mechanisms to map its complete attack surface, ensuring comprehensive testing.

Attack Replication -- Simulates real-world attack scenarios targeting the mobile application and its components. This includes testing for insecure data storage, improper platform usage, weak authentication, insecure communication, reverse engineering, and other risks outlined in the OWASP Mobile Top 10.
Application Penetration Testing Methodology
Application Penetration Testing Methodology