Testing follows the user journeys and trust boundaries attackers would try to abuse.
Each finding is written so developers can reproduce, understand, and remediate it.
Yes. APIs are commonly included when they support the application or expose data and actions in scope.
Usually yes. Role-based accounts help test authorization, privilege boundaries, and business workflows properly.
Yes. Pre-launch testing is one of the best moments to find and fix high-impact issues before customers use the application.
Common findings include broken access control, insecure authentication, injection risks, API flaws, and business logic issues that automated scanners often miss.
Manual testing of applications, APIs, networks, and infrastructure to show which vulnerabilities can really be exploited.
Recurring scanner-driven coverage with analyst review, triage, and clear remediation priorities.
Cloud-focused testing for identities, exposed services, storage, and misconfigurations.
