Web Application VAPT
Penetration testing that mirrors real attackers — full proof-of-concept exploits, not scanner output.
Deep-dive assessment of web apps targeting injection attacks, broken authentication, SSRF, XXE, IDOR, business logic, and OWASP Top 10 — with full proof-of-concept exploits.
Methodology
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Reconnaissance & Scoping
Define target boundaries, gather intelligence on the application stack, identify authentication flows, and map the attack surface in collaboration with your team.
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Automated Scanning
Run authenticated and unauthenticated scans against the OWASP Top 10, with CVE and dependency scanning of embedded libraries and frameworks.
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Manual Testing
Where scanners stop, expert testers begin. We hunt for business logic flaws, IDOR, SSRF, authentication bypass, and privilege escalation that no automated tool will catch.
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Exploitation & Proof-of-Concept
Every finding is validated with a working exploit. No false positives, no 'potential' issues — if we report it, we have proven it.
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Reporting
Executive summary for leadership, technical deep-dive for engineering, CVSS-scored and prioritized fix list for tracking in Jira or Linear.
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Remediation Support & Retest
Engineering call to walk through findings. Fix-verification retest included once you have deployed patches.
What You Get
- Executive Summary (non-technical, for leadership and board)
- Detailed Technical Findings Report with CVSS v3.1 scores
- Proof-of-Concept exploit walkthroughs with video and screenshots
- CWE-mapped remediation guidance for every finding
- Retest Certificate after fixes are deployed
- Attestation letter for auditors, enterprise customers, or regulators
Frequently Asked
- How long does a typical Web App VAPT engagement take?
- 2–4 weeks for most mid-sized applications, depending on scope and depth. Scoping calls are free — we size the engagement honestly after a 30-minute discovery call.
- Do you test production or staging?
- Either. We recommend staging for aggressive payloads, but production testing with rate limits is common. We never test without explicit written authorization and coordinate with your ops team on timing.
- What's the difference between VAPT and a regular pentest?
- A regular pentest is often a point-in-time scan. Our VAPT combines automated scanning with deep manual testing, business logic analysis, and retest — closer to how a real attacker approaches your application.
- Does this cover our API layer as well?
- Our Web App VAPT includes API endpoints reachable from the web application. For dedicated API testing (GraphQL introspection, OAuth attacks, OWASP API Top 10), see our API Security Testing service.
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Book a free 30-minute call to scope your engagement — no commitment.
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