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Web Application Security Assessment
OSCP, OSWP, OSCE, ISO and other certificates
are held by Group-IB specialists
10+ years of experience
in performing security assessments
OSSTMM, PTES, OWASP
standards at the core of Group-IB’s methodology
All companies nowadays use web applications for their business processes. However, most sites and web services lack protection and easy target for any threat actor, regardless of how skilled they are.
86%of web applications contain critical vulnerabilities
The Web Application Security Assessment analyzes how secure web applications are as well as their resilience to attacks that aim to steal confidential information, cause system failures, and penetrate a company’s local infrastructure.
Web Application Security Assessment will determine:
Security of an application and its environment
Effectiveness of application security mechanisms and possibility of bypassing them
Existence of vulnerabilities that can lead to data or monetary theft and system failure
If vulnerabilities can lead to attacks spreading on the internal network or other resources
Web Application Security Assessment models
GreyBox
Assessment of system security against a threat actor who has legitimate access to the application and certain privileges in the system. No source code is required for this analysis.
WhiteBox
Assessment of application security against a threat actor who has legitimate access to the application and its source code.
What you get
Detailed technical report
A list of detected vulnerabilities with exploitation examples, classification of vulnerabilities by their impact, and detailed recommendations on how to eliminate them
Analytical summary
An executive summary with general conclusions on the system’s security level
Vulnerability elimination check
A free one-time analysis of how detected vulnerabilities have been fixed (evaluation performed within 12 months after assessment)