Website Security Audit and Web Application VAPT
A website security audit and web application VAPT identify exploitable application weaknesses through scoped discovery, manual validation and actionable remediation guidance.
Assessment coverage
- OWASP Top 10 & API Top 10 coverage
- Authentication, session & MFA bypass checks
- SQL Injection, XSS, RCE & CSRF
- Business logic abuse & payment flow bypass
- Access control (IDOR/BOLA) and privilege escalation
- Payment gateway & PCI-relevant validations
- Automated + manual verification with PoCs
- CI/CD friendly JSON + PDF reports
How the assessment works
We perform full-scope assessments covering discovery, authenticated and unauthenticated testing, automated scanning, manual exploit development, business logic analysis, payment workflow testing and post-exploitation impact analysis. Testing modes available:
Black-box: External, unauthenticated testing simulating an external attacker with no prior knowledge of the system. Focus: discovery, public-facing endpoints, input validation, and unauthenticated logic flaws.
Gray-box: Authenticated testing with limited credentials or design information. Focus: business logic abuse, IDOR/BOLA scenarios, session/state manipulation, and privilege escalation paths reachable from a valid user context.
White-box: Source code and configuration review combined with dynamic testing. Focus: insecure coding patterns, hardcoded secrets, insecure deserialization, dependency vulnerabilities, and remediation guidance tied to code locations.
Engagements are tailored to production and pre-production environments and can include safe test modes for live systems.
Report and remediation deliverables
- Executive summary for leadership
- Technical findings with reproducible PoCs and CVSS/impact ratings
- Remediation roadmap with code-level fixes where applicable
- CI integration artifacts (SARIF/JSON) for automated pipelines
- Retest & verification upon remediation (free within SLA)
OWASP Top 10:2025
For web applications specifically, this list is the baseline. It covers the risk categories most likely to actually be present in a typical SaaS product, ecommerce store or admin panel, drawn from testing data across millions of real applications and refreshed for 2025 to reflect how attacks have genuinely shifted since 2021. When we scope a Web App VAPT engagement, this list is the floor, not the ceiling, but every one of these ten categories is something we actively and specifically test for, not just a phrase we tick off in a proposal.
