Web Application Security Assessments
Are Your Web Applications Vulnerable to Hackers?
Using our comprehensive web application testing methodology, we can identify the vulnerabilities used by hackers, crackers, and criminals to exploit your websites and web applications - SQL injection, cross-site scripting, remote command execution, directory traversal, and many more. Our consultants have real-life experience developing and testing web applications, and they understand the nuances of web application security.
According to the SANS institute, vulnerabilities in web applications account for more than 80% of newly discovered vulnerabilities. There are a staggering number of vulnerable websites and web applications on the Internet today, many of which can be found easily using simple Internet searches. Automated vulnerability scanners provide an initial line of defense against common web application vulnerabilities. Unlike automated scanners, however, our consultants understand complex web application context and logic. This enables them to identify many more vulnerabilities than automated scanners alone. Using our comprehensive testing methodology, we can identify vulnerabilities in your:
  • Web applications
  • Web server software
  • Application server software
  • Web server configuration
Our methodology incorporates a variety of techniques, including automated vulnerability scanners, proprietary tools, and manual testing, to find vulnerabilities in authentication, access control, session management, user input validation, and output sanitization mechanisms. As a result, we can identify a wide variety of application-layer vulnerabilities, including:
  • SQL injection
  • Cross-site scripting
  • HTML iframe injection
  • Directory traversal
  • Remote command execution
  • Server-side includes
  • Remote file inclusion
  • Weak or broken authentication
  • Broken access control
  • Broken security logic
  • Unintentional information leakage
  • and much more...
In addition, we can identify vulnerable web and application server components and common web server misconfigurations, such as:
  • Unpatched web and application server software
  • Dangerous HTTP methods
  • Directory indexing
  • Directory traversal
  • Software version leakage
  • Private IP address leakage
  • Invalid SSL certificates
  • and more...

At the conclusion of each engagement, we provide a detailed report containing a prioritized list of actionable vulnerabilities. All vulnerabilities include a detailed description, sample exploit(s), remediation recommendations, and applicable references.

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