Web applications are currently the most widespread and vulnerable type of software, as they are key to conducting many activities, both in business and in the public sector.

For this reason, the security of data processed in browser-based applications has great significance.

Regular penetration tests allow you to protect these applications from threats, minimizing the risk of data leakage and security breaches.

You minimize the risk of data leakage and thus penalties resulting from the GDPR, loss of image, and loss of customers.

You have proof of the reliability of your business in the event of an audit.

You educate developers and testers.

You gain the opinion of an external entity, increasing results credibility.

OWASP (Open Web Application Security Project) is a global non-profit foundation whose goal is to improve the security of web applications.

The organization provides tools, documentation, and guidelines to help developers build more secure applications. 

OWASP has gained popularity because its standards are widely used in the industry and followed in public tenders.

The scope of the OWASP Top 10 project changes once a year, so it is worth obeying when defining the scope of tests.

We perform tests following the project requirements but always clarify the details with the client to better understand their needs.

It's important to note that OWASP Top 10 indicates only the ten most common risks, but penetration tests can cover an exceeding range of threats.

We perform penetration tests manually, using tools that automate some stages.

Automated tools often generate false positives and do not test applications thoroughly. Therefore, human involvement is crucial to conduct tests with due precision.

Our team consists of penetration testers with many years of experience, and many of us have a dozen years of experience in security testing.

Numerous opinions of satisfied clients prove the quality of our services.

The P-PEN methodology places great emphasis on work organization during penetration tests.

It aims to ensure freedom of action for experts while at the same time placing this process within a formal framework.

The methodology describes detailed procedures for carrying out tests, enabling performance in a maximally ordered and formalized manner. It is also crucial to adequately document the activities of contractors at every stage of the tests, which guarantees transparency and implementation with immense quality.

OffSec, one of the leaders in commercial penetration testing, created its original method.

It focuses on the technical aspects of testing. The method combines the requirements of the military industry with the needs of the commercial market.

The key goal is to maximize effort during the penetration test while simplifying the process of creating risk assessment lists.

The tests carried out according to this method are more effective and adapted to real threats.

This standard is used to verify application security and provides a list of components that comply with security recommendations.

It focuses on standardizing functional and non-functional requirements essential when designing, developing, and testing web applications.

The standard also includes CWE (Common Weakness Enumeration), which helps to identify the probability and consequences of exploiting vulnerabilities, facilitating risk assessment, and implementing appropriate safeguards.

Technical Guide to Information Security Testing and Assessment is a cyclically updated security testing method developed by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in the United States.

This guide provides detailed guidance on conducting security testing and assessment of information systems.

Regular updates ensure alignment with the latest threats and technologies, making it an essential tool in assessing and protecting IT systems.

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