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Website Application Security Testing

Website Application Security Testing involves a thorough examination of your web applications to detect vulnerabilities that could be exploited by attackers. Our experts use advanced tools and techniques to perform both automated and manual testing, covering a wide range of security aspects including authentication, authorization, data validation, and more.

What Are Common Web App Vulnerabilities?

Web applications are essential to the digital landscape, enabling a wide range of online services. However, they are vulnerable to security threats that can compromise user data and application integrity.

Cross-Site Scripting

Allows attackers to inject malicious scripts
into web pages viewed by other users.

SQL Injection

Attackers exploit vulnerabilities in database queries to manipulate or access data.

Insecure Deserialization

Untrusted data is used to abuse application logic, leading to remote code execution or data tampering.

Why Your Business Needs Website Application Security Testing?

In today’s digital age, your web applications are often the gateway to your most sensitive data. Without robust security measures, you leave your business vulnerable to attacks. Here’s why Website Application Security Testing is essential:

OUR Solutions

Defends Your Web Applications Against Cyber Threats

Vulnerable Assessment

Identify and evaluate security weaknesses to address potential risks.

Penetration Testing

Test systems to uncover and resolve security vulnerabilities.

Static and Dynamic Analysis

Analyze code and runtime behavior to detect and fix security issues.

Request Your Free Web Application Security Assessment

Discover how Aphelion Cyber can safeguard your web applications from potential threats. Our team of security experts is prepared to analyze your web app’s vulnerabilities and deliver customized solution for your security.

Our Process

A Rigorous Approach to Identifying and Mitigating Threats

Reconnaissance

This involves gathering information about the target web application, such as its URL, technologies used, and any other relevant details. This phase helps in understanding the application's attack surface.

Scanning

Automated tools are used to scan the web application for common vulnerabilities such as SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), and insecure server configurations. Tools like OWASP ZAP, Burp Suite, and Nessus are commonly used for this purpose.

Enumeration

In this phase, testers manually explore the application to discover additional information that might not be detected by automated tools. This can include identifying hidden parameters, sensitive files, or misconfigurations.

Vulnerability Analysis

Once vulnerabilities are identified, testers analyze them to determine their impact and likelihood of exploitation. This step helps prioritize which vulnerabilities should be addressed first.

Exploitation

In controlled environments and with proper authorization, testers attempt to exploit the identified vulnerabilities to demonstrate their impact. This step helps validate the severity of the vulnerabilities and provide evidence to support remediation efforts.

Reporting

Testers document their findings in a comprehensive report that includes details about the vulnerabilities discovered, their potential impact, and recommendations for mitigation. This report is typically shared with the development team or system owners for remediation.

Re-testing

After fixes have been implemented, it's important to re-test the application to ensure that the vulnerabilities have been adequately addressed and that no new vulnerabilities have been introduced in the process.

We Protect Your Web Applications with In-Depth Security Testing

Key Benefits

Protect Your Business with Expert Security Assessments

Stay Ahead

VAPT helps you stay one step ahead by identifying and fixing vulnerabilities before they can be exploited.

Prevent Breaches

APT helps you safeguard your sensitive data and protect your customers’ information.

Meet Requirements

VAPT ensures that your organization complies with these regulations, avoiding costly fines and legal penalties.

how we help

We Help to ensure to Prevent your incidenel damage

Making an Incident Response Plan

We work with you to understand your specific needs and define the scope of the assessment, ensuring that all critical assets are covered.

Making an Incident Response Plan

We work with you to understand your specific needs and define the scope of the assessment, ensuring that all critical assets are covered.

Planning and Scoping

We work with you to understand your specific needs and define the scope of the assessment, ensuring that all critical assets are covered.

tools we use

We Using Latest Tech Tools.

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We Driving Results for Your Success

Proactive Protection

We anticipate and neutralize threats before they impact your business.

24/7 Monitoring

Around-the-clock surveillance to detect and respond to threats instantly.

Tailored Solutions

Custom security strategies to meet your unique needs and industry standards.

Integrity and Trust

At Aphelioncyber, we uphold the highest standards of integrity. We believe in honesty and transparency.

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FAQ

Web application security testing involves evaluating the security of web applications to identify vulnerabilities that could be exploited by attackers. This testing aims to uncover weaknesses in the application’s code, configuration, and infrastructure to prevent data breaches and other security incidents.
Web application security is crucial because web applications often handle sensitive data and interact with users over the internet. Vulnerabilities in web applications can lead to data breaches, unauthorized access, and disruption of services, affecting both the business and its users.
Our testing process includes vulnerability scanning, penetration testing, code review, and configuration assessment. We identify security flaws, evaluate their impact, and provide recommendations for remediation to improve the overall security posture of your web application.
Common vulnerabilities include:
  • SQL Injection: Exploiting vulnerabilities in database queries.
  • Cross-Site Scripting (XSS): Injecting malicious scripts into web pages.
  • Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF): Trick users into performing unintended actions.
  • Broken Authentication: Weaknesses in login and session management.
Regular testing is recommended, especially when new features are added, updates are made, or after significant changes to the application. Periodic testing helps address new vulnerabilities and ensures ongoing protection against emerging threats.