We attack your web application the way a real attacker would – and show you where someone could access other users’ data, bypass the login or game your business rules.
Web applications often handle authentication, sensitive data, transactions and critical business workflows. If security weaknesses remain undiscovered, they can lead to unauthorised access, data exposure or manipulation of core application functions.
If the application does not check on every request who the data belongs to, a logged-in user may be able to open other customers’ orders, invoices or documents.
Broken access control ranks first on the OWASP Top 10.
An automated tool finds known types of flaws, but it does not know that a coupon cannot be used twice or that an order cannot be changed after payment.
Business logic flaws like these are uncovered through manual testing.
Some vulnerabilities hide behind normal traffic and legitimate-looking user actions.
By the time they come to light, data, operations or customer trust may already have been damaged.
Every finding comes with evidence, a risk rating and concrete remediation guidance, all available on the Whiteshield online platform. If the application relies on APIs, they can be included in the assessment.
Request a consultationOur web application testing follows a structured methodology aligned with the OWASP Web Security Testing Guide (WSTG). We combine manual testing with proven assessment practices to identify technical vulnerabilities, logic flaws and security weaknesses across the application lifecycle.
The goal is to establish a realistic view of how the application can be approached and where testing should focus.
This is often where technically correct applications still fail from a security perspective.
The objective is to identify weaknesses that could expose sensitive data or create exploitable technical conditions.
Access control weaknesses often have direct business impact, which is why this area receives focused attention.
We evaluate whether these controls are implemented securely and whether weaknesses could allow misuse or unauthorised access.
Where relevant, we also consider risks reflected in the OWASP Top 10, and findings may be assessed using CVSS v3.1 and v4.0 to support consistent severity evaluation.
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