WPAT & VAPT Services
Web application penetration testing and vulnerability assessment for agreed sites and application environments.
Explore serviceComprehensive penetration testing and vulnerability assessments to help identify security weaknesses, reduce risk, and protect your digital assets.
Start with a specific application or interface. Objectives, test coverage, exclusions, and deliverables are agreed before testing begins.
Web application penetration testing and vulnerability assessment for agreed sites and application environments.
Explore serviceFocused review of common web application risks, selected to match the application, scope, and applicable OWASP guidance.
Explore serviceSecurity assessment of Android and iOS applications, including relevant app, device, and service interactions.
Explore serviceTesting of agreed API endpoints and workflows to assess authorization, authentication, exposure, and configuration.
Explore serviceRULE OF ENGAGEMENT: Live testing requires written permission from the system owner, a defined scope, and agreed testing boundaries.
Exact techniques and coverage depend on authorization, access, application behavior, and agreed rules of engagement.
Assess identified web applications and websites using a test approach agreed with the owner. Testing may use black-box, grey-box, or white-box access depending on the engagement.
Use OWASP Top 10 categories as a risk-awareness reference, then tailor checks to the application and applicable guidance. The specific list or version is agreed for each engagement.
Review agreed Android and iOS apps and their related APIs. Static analysis may be included where source code and suitable tooling are available; dynamic testing depends on the authorized test setup.
Test agreed API endpoints, roles, and workflows, including the REST, SOAP, or GraphQL interfaces present in scope.
Each phase makes responsibilities, communication, and outcomes clear before the work moves forward.
Confirm ownership, written permission, in-scope assets, exclusions, timing, and contacts.
Review the agreed target surface using techniques appropriate to the access and scope.
Validate observations carefully and describe impact, context, and limitations.
Share clear evidence and practical remediation guidance in the agreed format.
Review agreed changes and close out findings when retesting is part of the engagement.
Set expectations early, protect sensitive information under agreed terms, and make findings understandable to the people acting on them.
Keep the assessment centered on relevant application and security objectives.
Use OWASP, NIST, and PTES guidance as appropriate to the agreed scope and work.
Agree how access, evidence, and information will be handled before work begins.
Explain verified observations, impact, limitations, and practical remediation options.
Organizations we work with across technology and cybersecurity.


Share a high-level objective and the type of application or interface involved. We can discuss the appropriate scope and next steps before any testing is planned.
No testing begins without written authorization.
Scope and deliverables are agreed in advance.
Do not include passwords, secrets, or sensitive production data.
Start with a conversation about your objectives, scope, and authorization.