Protect your web applications with our advanced Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing (VAPT) services. We uncover and remediate vulnerabilities, ensuring robust defense against evolving cyber threats. Safeguard sensitive data, enhance user trust, and achieve compliance with global security standards—because your business deserves uncompromising protection.
Mrwebsecure Consultancy Services comprehensive approach to performing penetration tests not only finds security vulnerabilities but also business logic vulnerabilities. Not only that, web application security checklists are provided based on industry standards such as OWASP10, SANS25, OSSTMM, and so on. Mrwebsecure Consultancy Services provides on-premises and off-premises web application security testing services. Furthermore, the effective usage of multiple testing methods is based on years of experience across diverse application threat surfaces such as online, mobile, and cloud.
Approach conducted without any prior knowledge of the application’s internal workings, simulating an external attacker’s perspective.
Approach performed with full knowledge of the application’s architecture and source code, allowing for a thorough and detailed assessment.
A hybrid approach that combines elements of both black box and white box testing, where the tester has partial knowledge of the application’s internals, allowing for a more informed assessment of its security.
The web application security assessment process involves several key steps. First, the Initial Consultation establishes the client’s needs and objectives. Next, in the Planning and Scoping phase, the assessment scope is defined, including the applications to be tested and specific areas of concern. During Information Gathering, testers collect relevant data about the application and its architecture. The Vulnerability Assessment follows, where automated tools and manual techniques are used to identify weaknesses.
In the Penetration Testing phase, ethical hackers simulate real-world attacks to exploit vulnerabilities. The results are then analyzed in the Analysis and Reporting stage, where a comprehensive report detailing findings and potential impacts is created. Remediation Guidance provides recommendations for addressing identified vulnerabilities, and finally, Re-Testing verifies that remediation efforts have effectively improved security. Together, these steps help enhance web application security and protect sensitive data from cyber threats.
We begin with a detailed discussion to understand your specific requirements, the scope of the assessment, and any compliance standards you need to meet.
Defining the scope of the VAPT, including identifying the web applications, environments, and any particular focus areas.
Collecting necessary data about the target web applications, including architecture, technologies used, and any potential vulnerabilities.
Using automated tools and manual techniques, we conduct a comprehensive scan to identify potential vulnerabilities.
Simulating real-world attacks to exploit the identified vulnerabilities, assessing the potential impact on the application.
Analyzing the results of the assessment and penetration testing, prioritizing vulnerabilities based on severity and potential impact.
Providing detailed recommendations for fixing the identified vulnerabilities and improving the overall security posture of your web applications.
After remediation, we conduct a follow-up test to ensure that vulnerabilities have been effectively addressed.
Web Application Penetration Testing is a security assessment that simulates real-world attacks on your web applications to identify vulnerabilities that could be exploited by malicious actors. It helps uncover weaknesses in the application’s architecture, code, and configurations.
It’s recommended to conduct penetration testing at least annually or after significant changes to your web applications, such as updates, new features, or changes in infrastructure.
Our Web Application Penetration Testing follows globally recognized standards and
frameworks, including:
OWASP Top 10: Identifies the most critical web application security
risks.
OSSTMM (Open Source Security Testing Methodology Manual): Provides a
structured and measurable approach to security testing.
NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology) Guidelines: Ensures
compliance with cybersecurity best practices.
PCI DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard): Focuses on securing
payment systems and sensitive customer data.
ISO 27001: Aligns with the international standard for information security
management systems.
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