Services · Security testing
Security that is verified, not assumed.
Security testing for web applications, aligned with the current OWASP Top 10 (2025) methodology. We detect vulnerabilities before an attacker does - and show you how to eliminate them.
OWASP Top 10 (2025) · Penetration testing · Report with recommendations
Sample penetration test report
A web-based task management application — external (black-box) test.
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The external assessment revealed a small number of weaknesses focused on the unauthenticated login surface. The tested application is an up-to-date, well-hardened build — the core, API, password reset and session handling showed no high-impact vulnerabilities.
Key finding (Medium)
Account enumeration on the login endpoint — the response distinguishes existing logins from non-existing ones, allowing an unauthenticated attacker to confirm valid accounts and combine this with password guessing (throttled, but not blocked).
Business impact: the disclosure is limited to confirming that a login exists — no account takeover was demonstrated. The realistic risk is targeted phishing and dictionary attacks. Strengths: CSRF tokens bound to the session, secure session cookies, CAPTCHA on password reset, protected API, hardened headers (HSTS, CSP, nosniff).
Sample report · names, addresses and identifiers anonymized · nothing is tested live.
Scope of testing
OWASP Top 10 (2025).
We verify compliance with the latest edition of the list of the most common web application security risks.
Access control
Broken Access Control - Access to resources a user should not be able to reach.
Configuration
Security Misconfiguration - Default settings, missing hardening, exposed services.
Supply chain
Software Supply Chain Failures - Vulnerable or tampered-with components and dependencies.
Cryptography
Cryptographic Failures - Inadequate protection of data in transit and at rest.
Injection
Injection - SQL, NoSQL, OS - malicious commands in user input.
Design
Insecure Design - Architectural flaws that no amount of code can fix on its own.
Authentication
Authentication Failures - Weak login mechanisms and session management.
Integrity
Software or Data Integrity Failures - Untrusted updates and unverified data.
Logging and alerting
Security Logging and Alerting Failures - No detection of attacks in real time.
Exceptional conditions
Mishandling of Exceptional Conditions - Errors that disclose sensitive information.
Security as a service
Security that keeps you up to date.
Recurring OWASP scans and audits on a fixed cycle - instead of a one-off vulnerability test.
Security is a process, not a product. With our Security as a service model we run a recurring quarterly audit and scans of your applications - so vulnerabilities are found before attackers can exploit them, and your security trend keeps improving.
Recurring scans
Automated vulnerability scans (DAST) with dependency and configuration checks - run on a regular cycle, not as a one-off.
OWASP audit
Every cycle includes a check of your application against the current OWASP Top 10 (2025) methodology.
Trend report
After each cycle you receive a vulnerability report together with a comparison against previous runs.
Retest and remediation
We help you deploy fixes and verify again that the reported gaps have been closed.
Quarterly cycle
What every cycle looks like.
Scope and schedule
We agree the scope, criteria and dates of the upcoming scan and audit cycles.
Scan and audit
An automated vulnerability scan together with manual verification against OWASP.
Report and priorities
A report with vulnerabilities ranked by risk level and their impact on the system.
Retest and trend
Verification of fixes and tracking of how your security improves over time.
How we test
From testing to report.
Penetration testing
We test the application and location you specify - using manual techniques backed by automated tools.
OWASP Top 10 compliance
We assess security against the widely recognised OWASP Top 10 (2025) methodology - or according to your own requirements.
Vulnerability report
A list of identified vulnerabilities together with where they occur, the risk they pose and full details.
Recommendations
Concrete guidance on how to eliminate each vulnerability - ready to be implemented by your team.
How we work
A predictable process, a concrete result.
Scope and objectives
We define the scope of testing, the objective and the criteria - before we check anything.
Testing
We carry out penetration testing in line with the agreed scope.
Reporting
We deliver a report covering vulnerabilities, risks and recommendations.
Support
We help you implement the recommendations and verify your security again.
Why test regularly
Security is a process.
It is not a product you buy once for years to come - it is continuous verification in a changing threat landscape.
Security is a process
A system that was secure on launch day may no longer be a few weeks later. Threats do not stand still.
Growing threats
On-line applications are attacked every day - often from outside the country. Regular testing is real protection.
Regular verification
If your business depends on the internet, verify its security on a regular, ongoing basis.
Knowledge
What is a mobile application?
It is a program installed directly on a phone or tablet - available in the App Store and Google Play. Unlike a website, it also works offline, uses push notifications and has access to device features such as the camera, GPS or accelerometer.
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Let us talk about your project.
Tell us about your idea - we will respond, advise and quote the project. No obligations.
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