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What is Application PT?
Secure Your Applications Against Cyber Threats
Application Penetration Testing involves comprehensive security assessment of web applications, APIs, and software identifying vulnerabilities in application logic, authentication, authorization, data handling, and business processes. Our expert testers use manual and automated techniques following OWASP Top 10 and other industry standards uncovering security weaknesses before attackers exploit them. Testing validates application security controls ensuring protection of sensitive data and customer information.
What is Application Penetration Testing?
Application Penetration Testing is security assessment methodology evaluating web applications, APIs, and software for security vulnerabilities. Testing simulates real-world attacks identifying weaknesses in application security controls. Testing covers full application stack including frontend, backend, database, and API layers ensuring comprehensive security assessment.
Types of Applications Tested
We test various application types:
Web applications (browser-based applications)
REST and GraphQL APIs
SOAP web services
Microservices architectures
Single Page Applications (SPAs)
What We Test
Web Applications
Full-stack security testing including frontend, backend, and database layers. Testing covers authentication mechanisms, session management, input validation, business logic, data protection, and configuration security.
API Security
REST, GraphQL, SOAP, and other API security testing. Testing covers authentication, authorization, input validation, rate limiting, API key security, and data exposure.
Authentication & Authorization
Testing login mechanisms, session management, access controls, privilege escalation, multi-factor authentication, and password security.
Input Validation
SQL injection, XSS, command injection, XXE, SSRF, and other injection vulnerabilities. Testing validates input sanitization and validation controls.
Business Logic
Application-specific business logic flaws, workflow bypasses, race conditions, and logic vulnerabilities affecting application functionality.
Data Protection
Encryption, data exposure, sensitive data handling, PII protection, and data leakage testing ensuring sensitive information protected.
Our Approach
1. Reconnaissance & Mapping
Understanding application architecture, identifying entry points, mapping application functionality, and documenting attack surface.
2. Vulnerability Identification
Automated scanning combined with manual testing identifying security vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and security weaknesses.