We’ll contact you within one business day to schedule a no-obligation scoping meeting. Together, we’ll determine which web applications, features, and environments need to be reviewed and agree on an appropriate schedule.

Web applications are often accessible via the Internet and process business-critical data, customer information, or transactions. A web application penetration test helps identify vulnerabilities before attackers can exploit them to cause data breaches, fraud, or disruption to business processes.

A web application penetration test:

• Identifies vulnerabilities before attackers discover them.
• Protects sensitive data from unauthorized access.
• Reduces the risk of data breaches and security incidents.
• Enhances the continuity of business processes by identifying risks early on.

This will give you insight into the actual resilience of your web application and the measures needed to mitigate risks.

The appropriate frequency depends on the nature of the application, the risk profile, and changes in the environment. In any case, a new penetration test is recommended:

• When a new web application goes live.
• After major changes or new features.
• After migrating to a different hosting or cloud environment.
• Periodically, for example, annually, for business-critical applications.

The results of our penetration test will help you determine when additional or repeat tests are advisable.

Afterward, you’ll receive an executive summary, a technical report with findings and risk assessments, an overview of recommended improvements, and a consultation with one of our ethical hackers. This will give you immediate insight into the key risks and next steps.

The turnaround time depends on the size and complexity of the web application. A web application penetration test typically takes several days, including preparation, execution, reporting, and explanation of the results.

The exact scope varies by application, but typically includes features such as authentication, authorization, session management, input fields, API integrations, user roles, file uploads, and other components accessible through the web application. During the scope meeting, we determine which components will be examined.

Yes. A web application penetration test can provide valuable input for security standards and compliance initiatives such as ISO 27001, NIS2, BIO, and other security audits. The report demonstrates that security measures are actively being tested and improved.

Yes. Virtually every application has areas for improvement or potential vulnerabilities. The purpose of a penetration test is precisely to identify these in a controlled manner, assess their risk, and provide concrete recommendations before malicious actors can exploit them.