Spot and resolve weaknesses in your online platforms
Your applications are front-facing and high-risk — that’s why proactive testing is essential. At Cythera, we evaluate your web apps with and without authentication to identify flaws attackers could exploit, including insecure coding practices, session risks and permission gaps. With clear reporting and practical steps to resolve issues, you’ll be ready to respond before any real damage is done.
- Highlights serious vulnerabilities across public and user-level access
- Assesses app logic and functionality from a security lens
- Delivers readable reports with prioritised, realistic solutions
Web application penetration testing that exposes real risks
Deep-Dive Application Testing.
Beyond scanners, into real-world risk. Our testing explores how your app behaves under pressure
- Revealing flaws in logic, role handling and security controls that automation misses.
- Simulate adversary tactics from the ground up
- Find logic and access flaws across user journeys
- Test data handling and sensitive input validation
How is it delivered
Real-world testing built for real applications
Frequently asked questions
How does Cythera perform web application penetration testing?
We use a clear, two-phase testing process - first mapping scope and user roles, then emulating attacks from inside and outside. You'll get a practical report with clear remediation guidance.
How does this differ from relying on automated scans?
Scanners can't spot complex issues in logic or input handling. Our testers use black-box techniques to mimic real attackers, uncovering vulnerabilities only human insight can reveal.
What is web application penetration testing?
Web app pen testing simulates attacker behaviour to reveal security flaws in your application, such as broken authentication, injection bugs, or insecure sessions. These insights help developers patch weaknesses before they're exploited in the wild.
What kinds of vulnerabilities can be found?
We test for critical flaws such as insecure authentication, input handling vulnerabilities, privilege escalation paths, and weaknesses covered in the OWASP Top Ten. Our reports include clear, step-by-step remediation guidance for each finding.
Why is penetration testing important for web applications?
Web applications are often your most exposed assets. Pen testing helps uncover hidden flaws like broken authentication, data exposure, and access control gaps that could be exploited if left unchecked.
Talk to an expert
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