Your product.
Under real scrutiny.
Penetration testing for the web applications, APIs, and business workflows your customers trust.
Let’s scope your testTest the boundaries your business depends on.
Modern SaaS security lives between user roles, tenants, services, and integrations. We investigate those boundaries with the context of how your product is supposed to work.
Our approach follows the OWASP Web Security Testing Guide, supported by API-specific guidance where relevant. We direct the assessment, validate the evidence, and explain the impact.
Depth across your attack surface.
A focused assessment, shaped around your architecture and the risks that matter.
Authentication & sessions
Login, account recovery, MFA flows, session lifecycle, token handling, and access revocation.
Authorization & tenant isolation
Object-level permissions, role boundaries, administrative functions, and separation between customer tenants.
APIs & integrations
REST and GraphQL endpoints, sensitive data exposure, credential handling, webhooks, and scoped integration paths.
Business logic
Invitations, billing, exports, approval flows, and sequences that produce unintended business outcomes.
Input & output handling
Injection risks, unsafe rendering, file handling, and validation at the application’s trust boundaries.
Configuration & exposure
Relevant deployment settings, error handling, exposed interfaces, and unintended information disclosure.
Coverage is tailored to the agreed assets, roles, environment, and testing window. Third-party systems require their own authorization. Infrastructure and source-code reviews can be discussed during scoping.
OWASP guidance. Applied to your product.
We agree on scope, map the attack surface, test the relevant boundaries, and deliver validated findings with practical remediation guidance.
Explore our testing processA few useful
questions.
Can you test a multi-tenant application?
Yes. We scope separate test tenants and representative roles so we can assess cross-tenant access, privilege boundaries, and the workflows where ownership or permissions change.
Should we use staging or production?
We agree on the environment before testing. Staging can reduce operational disruption, but its differences from production need to be documented. Production testing requires explicit boundaries, coordination, and stop conditions.
What do we need to prepare?
The in-scope assets, written authorization, representative test accounts, API documentation where available, and a point of contact. We will help define the specific preparation during scoping.
Will the report help with customer security reviews?
The report documents the agreed scope, testing approach, validated findings, and remediation guidance. It supports customer security reviews and provides evidence for your security program.
Let’s put your product to the test.
Tell us what you’re building. We’ll help you understand what to test, where to focus, and what comes next.