Overview
Why Do You Need Web Application Penetration Testing?
Web Application Penetration Testing Services We Offer
Vulnerability Scanning
Manual Penetration Testing
Security Posture Assessment
Our Approach.
Our reconnaissance strategy includes collecting information from the system. We do this through techniques such as DNS zone transfers. Our tools involve nslookup and dig to extract information from your DNS server. Pen testers also increase DNS forward and reverse lookups with the help of a suite like Burp Suite. It is designed to map discovered domains to your corresponding IP addresses.
This is the planning stage of a web application penetration test. We outline the test’s boundaries and timeframe during this phase. Our team collaborates with your experts to know which part of the application needs assessing and whether internal, external, or both types of testing will be conducted. Establishing a clear timeline for the entire process is also more important in this initial phase.
Penetration testing is a combination of automated and manual techniques. With these, we see flaws in the system’s core functionality that can be exploited by attackers. Our pen testers can actively search for challenging ways to combine vulnerabilities for a more impactful attack. We even identify vulnerability carefully to understand its severity and prioritize remediation efforts.
The penetration testing process is written in a thorough report delivered by our team. This report has details about discovered vulnerabilities and remediation. Each vulnerability receives a description outlining the issue. Also, a severity rating using CVSS scoring is done. Additionally, the consequences of exploiting each vulnerability are thoroughly explained.
With the gathered information, we launch a simulated attack and exploit the discovered weaknesses. This attack simulation is either made through manual or automated testing methods. While automated testing offers benefits like reduced human error and faster results, manual testing can look for untouched vulnerabilities. There may be false positives in automated scans.
Upon completion of the penetration testing project, our team creates a detailed report. It is important for our security experts and quality assurance team. From identifying security weaknesses to patching the vulnerabilities during testing, we follow all remediation processes. Our team conducts follow-up penetration testing to verify that the application is no longer susceptible to previously exploited weaknesses.