Application Penetration Testing

Need penetration testing for your application? We’ll conduct penetration testing of your application using unique techniques and tools to simulate real-world attacks. We help prevent potential financial and reputational risks to businesses associated with cyberattacks.

Our experience covers all aspects of cybersecurity, from identifying weaknesses and vulnerabilities to improving protection.

We solve complex problems
Professional team
Preventing financial risks
We protect your products

Why choose us?

Experience

We've been helping businesses achieve their goals for over 10 years. We create profitable services.

Technical literacy

We thoroughly analyze and develop requirements before starting work.

Deadlines

We develop MVPs in the shortest possible time, with the ability to scale.

Quality and safety

We take into account current security patterns that help create secure and reliable services.

50+

applications tested in total

200+

satisfied clients who contacted our company

15+

applications tested this year

35+

qualified specialists in the team

What’s Included in the Cost of Application Penetration Testing?

We offer penetration testing of your application:

  • Information collection
  • Static code analysis (SAST)
  • Dynamic Analysis of Static Code (DAST)
  • Testing data warehouses and business logic
  • Checking authentication and sessions
  • Reverse engineering and security bypass
  • Recommendations and detailed report

How we work

1. Submit a request

Fill out the feedback form or write to us on Telegram.

2. Tell us about the project

Briefly describe the project, goals and objectives you want to solve.

3. Let's discuss the details

We'll schedule a call to discuss your project in more detail and see how we can help.

4. Signing the contract

If we are a good fit, we sign a contract and move on to the next step.

5. Discovery phase

At this stage, we collect requirements and create a set of design documentation describing the project penetration testing path.

6. Delivery phase

We conduct penetration testing according to agreed-upon specifications. The process is typically divided into several stages, each with clear completion metrics.

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    About Application Penetration Testing

    About Application Penetration Testing

    Creators of mobile, progressive, and web applications rarely consider protecting their product in the first year. Some do not assume that someone will attack their applications, which are not their not widely known yet, and steal users’ money or data. Others are aware of the risks, but so far save on security.

    When you release an application, its users must be sure that, during a cyberattack, confidential information will not fall into the wrong hands. Large amounts of data that pass through applications and are stored on servers are valuable prey for attackers. For their sake, they arrange sophisticated attacks. As hacks become more common, protection becomes a top priority.

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    FAQ
    Why is fintech app security important?
    If you fail to conduct penetration testing, that is, check the release for vulnerabilities, attackers will do it for you and exploit them. This will result in financial losses for you and your clients, as well as damage to your company's reputation.
    Why is it necessary to test applications for hacking?
    A thorough security analysis of the system, server, internal data, external factors, and website is essential. Step by step, test by test, you need to review all the important elements and functions of any service, identifying any bottlenecks. This is essential to ensure your application is secure to use.
    What is an application vulnerability?
    It is a gap or weak point that may occur due to design flaws or programming errors.
    What is the threat to the application?
    This is a combination of conditions and factors that creates a potential danger of unauthorized influence.
    What is an attack on an application or service?
    This is a method by which an attacker exploits vulnerabilities, including through various tools and services. For example, through scanning via online services.