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Services

Scanning, remediation, and verification.

We help you find exploitable weaknesses in web applications, understand what to fix first, and confirm the fix holds.

01

Web application scanning

Coverage aligned with OWASP Top 10 and common web flaws: injection, XSS, broken authentication and session handling, security misconfiguration, and sensitive data exposure.

Best for
Teams that need a current picture of a site, app, or API surface.
You prepare
In-scope URLs, technology notes if you have them, and written authorization.
You receive
A verified finding list with severity, impact, and evidence.

02

Authenticated testing

Login-required features, role boundaries, and business logic that unauthenticated scans never see.

Best for
Products with accounts, roles, or tenant isolation.
You prepare
Test accounts for each relevant role, preferably on staging.
You receive
Findings that include the role and path used to reproduce them.

03

Remediation guidance

Each finding includes severity, impact, reproduction steps, and concrete fix advice at the code or configuration level.

Best for
Engineering teams who will patch in-house.
You prepare
A technical contact who can walk the report with us.
You receive
A ranked report plus a walkthrough of the highest-risk items.

04

Fix assistance

We can work with your developers or an agency to apply patches, tighten configs, and reduce the chance of a regression.

Best for
Teams that want help landing the change, not only a PDF.
You prepare
Access to the people (and, if agreed, the repo or config) who will ship the fix.
You receive
Implemented or reviewed changes, ready for retest.

05

Retest and verification

After you ship a fix, we retest the original path and related cases so the item can be closed with evidence.

Best for
Anyone who needs “fixed” to mean verified.
You prepare
The deployed fix, environment, and the original finding IDs.
You receive
Updated status: verified closed, still open, or partially mitigated.

Coverage mapped to common web risk

We do not treat a scanner checkbox as the whole job. These areas are in typical scope; exact coverage is written into the authorization.

Injection and XSS

Input that reaches queries, commands, or the browser unsanitized.

Authentication and session

Login, reset, cookies, tokens, and session fixation or theft paths.

Access control

Horizontal and vertical privilege issues, including IDOR-style object access.

CSRF and unsafe flows

State-changing requests a victim’s browser can be tricked into sending.

Configuration and headers

TLS, cookies flags, security headers, default accounts, verbose errors.

Sensitive data and APIs

Exposure in responses, logs, or poorly protected API endpoints.

How we can work together

Scan only

Assessment and a ranked report. Your team owns the patch.

Scan and fix

The same report, plus help implementing the changes.

Retest

Verify closed findings after you ship a fix — standalone or as a follow-up.

Periodic review

Optional repeat scans when you release major features. Scoped each time.

Typical timing

These are ranges, not promises. Size, environment, and how fast authorization lands all change the calendar.

  1. Scope and authorization

    Usually 1–2 business days once you reply with targets and contacts.

  2. Testing

    Depends on surface area: a marketing site is shorter than a multi-role SaaS.

  3. Remediation

    Runs in parallel with your sprint once the report is in your hands.

  4. Retest

    After the patch is deployed to the agreed environment.

Environments

  • Staging is preferred: safer to exercise authenticated flows and edge cases.
  • Production is possible when scoped and authorized, with an agreed window.
  • On production we avoid disruptive tests (no load/DoS) and do not change live data unless you explicitly allow a controlled check.

What we do not do

  • We do not test systems without written authorization from the owner.
  • We do not help attack third-party sites or run unauthorized assessments.
  • We do not promise a “zero vulnerability” product. Software changes; risk is managed, not erased.