What We Test
Web applications
Full OWASP Top 10 and ASVS coverage — authentication, authorisation, injection, business logic, session management.
Mobile apps (iOS & Android)
Static and dynamic analysis of client-side logic, data storage, network traffic interception, and API communication.
REST & GraphQL APIs
Authentication bypass, IDOR, rate limiting, schema introspection, mass assignment, and injection testing.
AI & agentic layers
Prompt injection, tool misuse, context manipulation, privilege escalation via agent tool calls, and data exfiltration through model outputs.
Code review
Manual source code review targeting security-sensitive components, authentication, crypto, secrets handling, and dependency vulnerabilities.
Third-party integrations
OAuth flows, SSO implementations, webhook security, and supply chain risk from third-party SDKs.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is web application penetration testing?
A web application penetration test is a structured, authorised attack simulation against your web app to identify exploitable vulnerabilities before real attackers do. We follow the OWASP Testing Guide and ASVS to ensure comprehensive coverage of authentication, authorisation, injection flaws, business logic, and API security.
How long does an app security assessment take?
Scope determines duration. A single web application typically takes 3–5 days. A complex platform with multiple API surfaces and mobile clients may take 2–3 weeks. We scope all engagements before starting so there are no surprises.
Do you test AI agents and LLM-powered applications?
Yes. We assess agentic AI layers for prompt injection, tool misuse, privilege escalation through tool calls, and data exfiltration via AI model outputs, attack surfaces that standard DAST tools miss entirely.
What deliverable do I receive?
A detailed report containing an executive summary, risk-rated findings, full reproduction steps, and prioritised remediation guidance written for both developers and non-technical stakeholders.