Web application penetration testing
NetSPI tests your web applications wherever they are hosted. We employ a combination of manual and automated penetration testing processes using commercial, open source, and proprietary security testing tools.
Benefits of web application penetration testing
Web applications pose a key risk to your ever-expanding perimeter. NetSPI’s web application penetration testing reduces organizational risk and improves application security.
During our web application penetration testing service, NetSPI pentests your web applications for security vulnerabilities, including the OWASP Top 10 web application vulnerabilities, and provides actionable guidance for remediating vulnerabilities and improving your organization’s application security risk posture.
Improve application security and reduce business risk
Anonymous testing
- Non-credentialed user
- Tests application and system layers
- Multiple scanners
- Manual verification
Authenticated testing
- Credentialed users by role
- Automated and manual processes
- Elevate privileges
- Gain access to restricted functionality
- Manual verification
Better Together
Pair NetSPI Web Application Pentesting and EASM to:
- Meet compliance
- Maintain always on security
- Reduce noise
- Inventory assets
- Find vulnerabilities in real-time
What we look for during web application penetration testing
NetSPI focuses on the following areas during web application penetration testing to ensure complete and comprehensive coverage.
- Injection
- Broken authentication
- Sensitive data exposure
- XML external entities (XXE)
- Broken access control
- Security misconfiguration
- Cross-site scripting (XSS)
- Insecure deserialization
- Components with known vulnerabilities
- Insufficient logging and monitoring
Featured resources
Web Application Penetration Testing Checklist
When security testing web apps, use a web application penetration testing checklist. This checklist can help you get started.
Attacking SSO: Common SAML Vulnerabilities and Ways to Find Them
In this blog I’ll share some pointers that can be used when testing Single Sign-On (SSO) solutions that utilize SAML. The centralized nature of SSO provides a range of security benefits, but also makes SSO a high-profile target to attackers.
Magic Bytes – Identifying Common File Formats at a Glance
When assessing an application, one may run into files that have strange or unknown extensions or files not readily consumed by applications associated with those extensions. In these cases it can be helpful to look for tell-tale file format signatures.
You deserve The NetSPI Advantage
Security experts
- 300+ pentesters
- Employed, not outsourced
- Domain expertise
Intelligent process
- Programmatic approach
- Strategic guidance
- Delivery management team
Advanced technology
- Consistent quality
- Deep visibility
- Transparent results
