Application Security Testing
Reduce The Risk Of A Breach Within Your Web + Mobile Apps and APIs
An Application Pentest is a thorough review of custom-developed web, mobile, and APIs leveraging an industry-leading OWASP-based methodology. During this assessment, our team of OSCP-minimum ethical hackers systematically maps and tests for vulnerabilities that go beyond the OWASP Top 10 including mind-bending business logic vulnerabilities.
What's included:
Thorough mapping of in-scope pages and endpoints
Automated scanning and validation of findings
Manual discovery of up to 200 types of vulnerabilities across 10+ categories
Demonstrated impact to help with executive and developer buy-in
Comprehensive reporting with detailed step-by-step instructions to reproduce
Advisory on remediation steps and retesting to validate closure of findings
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Application Security Testing Service Highlights
Configuration Management
Assess supporting infrastructure and application configuration for weaknesses
Authentication
Test for password policies and reset functionality
Error Handling
Ensure the application reacts appropriately to unwanted data
Identity Management
Assess account creation and enumeration possibilities
Input Validation & Client-Side
Test for insecure coding practices that could lead to injection attacks
Session Management
Test for weaknesses in the session management schema
Cryptography
Identify weaknesses for cryptographic attacks
Business logic
Prevent application misuse by ensuring business logic is secure within each flow
Authorization
Identify misconfigurations in the authorization schema to prevent privilege escalation
Application Security vs DevSecOps
Packetlabs offers two types of application security testing: Application Security Testing and DevSecOps. Application Security Testing works to identify a variety of security flaws–including, but not limited to, insecure data storage, transmission and processing, inner application exposure, and authentication weaknesses. A range of tools and procedures (namely dynamic and static analyses, code inspections, and penetration testing) are used by our team to ensure that your organization’s web apps, mobile apps, and PIs are safeguarded from potential threats. Our DevSecOps recurring testing service helps discover vulnerabilities in a client’s application development lifecycle: integrated early, it can act as an extension of your development team to accurately find and flag vulnerabilities within your existing detected management systems in advance of User Acceptance Testing (UAT). While both options find security flaws that others often overlook, DevSecOps addresses security risks at all phases of the application lifecycle.
Application Security Testing | DevSecOps | |
|---|---|---|
DAST (Dynamic Application Security Testing) | Yes | Yes |
SAST (Static Application Security Testing) | Yes | Yes |
Coverage Beyond OWASP Top 10 | Yes | Yes |
Web, Mobile, API | Yes | Yes |
Continuous, Full Development Lifecycle Support | No | Yes |
CI/CD Integration | No | Yes |
Defect Tracking | No | Yes |
Reduce the risk of a breach within a web or mobile application.
By conducting Application Security Testing, you'll get:
Going beyond automated testing
Our extensive manual processes provide one of the most thorough services the industry offers.
Developing a threat model
We study the overall purpose, the components, and their interaction with sensitive information or functionality.
Protect proactively
We explore opportunities for more advanced attackers, mimicking a real-world scenario.
Detailed application security report
After a thorough analysis, we manually compromise each layer of defence within the environment to generate a detailed report.
What People Say About Us
During the test the engineer assigned to our case would notify us of any high-priority findings with detailed explanations of the risks right away. They were also quickly responsive to our emails during the test.
PacketLabs gives the partner peace of mind and reassurance that their cybersecurity needs taken care of. Their team is full of experts who go above and beyond the scope of the engagement.
The result report was easy to follow and insightful, with recommendations on risk exposure and remediation. We would definitely recommend working with PacketLabs.
Our experience with Packetlabs was very positive. They offer excellent service, communicated clearly with us throughout the process, and were very accomodating regarding our timelines. We highly recommend Packetlabs.
Since engaging Packetlabs, we've been confident in our ability to bid for Pentest engagements no matter the scenario, environment or requirement - they've made the whole process of scoping, quoting, and delivering (on time and on budget) seamless.
They shared the results with us in a management report. We discussed all the findings and how we could fix them in meetings, and they also provided us with optional solutions. They did everything remotely.
The team worked quickly to identify any issues, write up reports, and offer recommendations. Their friendliness set them apart and made them more of a partner than merely a service provider.
Thanks to Packetlabs Ltd.'s excellent cybersecurity efforts, the company was able to resolve its vulnerabilities and establish its secure VPN tunnel. Their responsiveness and diligence were hallmarks of their work.
After performing extensive tests, Packetlabs Ltd. produced a thorough report that explained any potential security flaws. Accommodating schedule changes, the team supported effective collaboration.
Packetlabs Ltd. successfully identified new and preexisting issues, making it easy for the client to resolve them. The team often went above and beyond to explore issues further and provide valuable information for the client.
From the first phone call to the tech interview and progress updates, they have demonstrated a complete understanding of our needs, are very proactive and responsive, and have clear communication.
Packetlabs Ltd. delivered exactly as requested, meeting the objectives of the project. Not only was the team able to complete the analysis quickly, but they were also open and honest throughout the entire process.
Application Testing Beyond The Checkbox
Application Security Testing Sample Report
Take a look at our sample application security testing report to get a better understanding of what information will be delivered in the final report.
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Application Security Testing Methodology
Our Application Security Testing Methodology is derived from the OWASP Top 10:2021 and has been enhanced with current threats and our overall experience in the industry.
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Penetration Testing Buyer's Guide
Download our buyer’s guide to learn everything you need to know to successfully plan, scope and execute your penetration testing projects.
Download GuideReduce the Risk of a Breach Within Your Web + Mobile Apps and APIs
Packetlabs simulates the reality of cyber hacks to secure your web, mobile and API apps. We provide thorough testing with an enhanced OWASP-testing methodology that goes beyond industry standards.
Frequently Asked Questions
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