Our Methodology

Our methodology is designed to identify vulnerabilities in web applications that might be exploited by malicious actors. We provide actionable recommendations for remediation, and also provide comprehensive reporting that can be used to demonstrate compliance with relevant laws and regulations. Additionally, we use industry-standard methodologies like OWASP Testing Guide, OWASP Top 10, etc. to ensure the coverage of the most common web application vulnerabilities. Our methodology includes key steps, but not limited to the following 10:

1). Scope and objectives:

We work with our clients to define the web application penetration testing engagement scope and establish specific goals and targets.

2). Information gathering:

We gather information about the client's web applications, including the application architecture, technologies used, and configurations.

3). Vulnerability scanning:

We use automated tools to scan the client's web applications for known vulnerabilities.

4). Manual testing:

We manually test the client's web applications for vulnerabilities including, broken access controls, SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), cross-site request forgery (CSRF), and more.

5). Exploitation:

We attempt to exploit identified vulnerabilities to gain access to the client's web applications and sensitive data.

6). Reporting:

We provide a detailed report of our findings, including a list of identified vulnerabilities, recommendations for remediation, and a risk assessment.

7). Remediation:

We work with our clients to develop and implement an action plan to address identified vulnerabilities and reduce risks.

8). Retesting:

We retest the client's web applications to verify that identified vulnerabilities have been successfully mitigated.

9). Compliance and regulatory requirements:

We ensure that our client's security measures are in compliance with relevant laws and regulations and provide guidance and support for compliance reporting and audits.

10). Continuous improvement:

We continuously review and improve our methodology to ensure that it stays current with the latest threats and technologies.