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On the average, more than 70% of internet-based attacks are launched against web applications and when successfully executed, these attacks can be used to gain customer data, interrupt business continuity, host malware or client-side exploits. If this happens you are accountable for the damage caused.

Regrettable, many organizations and vendors focus mainly on the network layer when it comes to security at the cost of the application layer. However, post-breach analysis reveals that cybercriminal leverage on the vulnerabilities found in your web applications to pivot into your internal networks. Web applications represent a rather increasing method attackers leverage when attempting to gain a foothold in an organization’s network.

The availability of web applications which have become more robust and extensive to accommodate modern business requirements and this makes it possible for individuals, small businesses, and enterprises to assemble rich, full-featured platforms in a way that was unimaginable a decade ago. Unfortunately, these complexities, in turn, introduce vulnerabilities that can otherwise be used to infiltrate a secured network perimeter.

The only way to code a web application without flaws is not to code at all

Chert Security’s methodology addresses the need for manual testing when searching for vulnerabilities in websites and web applications, automated penetration testing tools can be helpful but simply can’t find every flaw. Our web application penetration testing combines a proven process and highly skilled testers to achieve consistency, reduce costs and ensure customer satisfaction.

Web Application Testing Methodology

Chert Security’s application testing are comprehensive, aligns with the Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) and focus is given to:

  • Configuration and Deployment Management Testing
  • Identity Management Testing
  • Authentication and Session Management Defects
  • Access Control Issues and Privilege Elevation
  • Input Validation Testing
  • Error Handling
  • SSL and Transport Layer Weaknesses
  • Business Logic Testing
  • Client-side Technology Flaws
  • Failure to Restrict URL Access
  • Insecure Direct Object Reference

Quick Question

Do you use an off the shelf or freeware CMS system?

Do you store customer data on the back-end of your website?

Do you store credit card info on your website?

Could your website be used to gain access to your business network?

Is your website vulnerable to SQLi, CSRF,XSS ?

Does your business rely on the availability of your website?

If the answer to these questions are positive or you would like to find out how we can better protect your web applications, don’t hesitate contact our consultants.

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