Web Application Security Testing
By identifying practical hacking methods and attack routes that can result in a cybersecurity breach, you can strengthen the security of your applications and APIs.
BUILD SAFER APP
Protect your Official Identity with web application security testing
Web application security testing is critical to protecting your both your apps and your company. Your web applications/websites are likely to be the very first attack vector for malicious or individuals who are seeking to breach your security defenses. Available to users 24/7, web apps are the easiest target for hackers seeking access to confidential and important back-end data.
Web application security testing solutions are readily available with Pinnacle Specialists, but most require a significant capital investment in hardware or software. Most of the web application testing tools are difficult to use and hard to keep upgraded – a critical priority in a fast evolving threat landscape. Also, for many software development teams and organizations, adding web application security testing technology to the software development process is problematic, as it can be a drag on aggressive life-cycle deadlines.
For organizations seeking for a web application security testing solution that is lightweight, cost effective and easy-to-use, Pinnacle Specialists is the answer.
Web Application Penetration Testing
Mobile Application Penetration Testing
API/Web services Penetration Testing
Thick Client Penetration Testing
Source Code Security Review
Benefits of Application Security
- Increased capacity for threat detection and reaction.
- Decreased likelihood of customer data leaks
- Improved adherence to industry regulations
- Fewer service interruptions and downtime
- Enhanced brand awareness and repute.
- Enhanced capacity to identify and stop fraud.
- Internal culture of application security improvement.
Our application security testing services are based on the OWASP Top 10 and employ manual techniques to methodically find application weaknesses and business logic errors that could allow third parties to access user data or improperly exploit important functionality