We attack your web app the way a real attacker would: authenticated and unauthenticated, against the OWASP Top 10, chaining the small findings into the ones that actually matter. You get a fix list ranked by what's exploitable, not by a scanner's CVSS guess, and every fix gets a retest. It's the same web-app pen test that anchors the $4,500 Security Pulse Check, scaled up for larger surfaces in a managed program.
A real pen test is people, not a tool run. Findings come back as severity-tracked tickets with proof of impact, and a retest once you've fixed them, so "closed" means closed.
Injection, broken access control, authentication and session flaws, misconfiguration, tested by hand against your app, not matched against a signature list a scanner shipped with.
What a stranger can reach, and what a logged-in user can reach that they shouldn't. Most of the damage lives behind the login, where scanners rarely go.
The flaws that only exist because of how your app actually works: price manipulation, workflow skips, privilege paths. No scanner understands your business rules; a tester does.
Two low-severity findings that combine into a real one. We report the chain and its impact, ranked by what's exploitable, not by an isolated CVSS score.
The $4,500 Security Pulse Check includes a full web-application pen test against your primary customer-facing app, a two-week window, and findings as severity-tracked tickets, with 30 days of monitored remediation so the fixes actually land.
See small-business plans →Mid-sizedIn a managed program, web-app testing expands across your service surface with named senior testers, quarterly retest cycles, and findings that flow into your pipeline as pull-request comments and tickets, not a PDF that gets filed and forgotten.
See how we engage →Book a 30-minute scope call. We will walk your stack, point out the exposure that matters most, and propose the right program. No cost, no obligation.