A web application pentest helps strengthen the security of your web application. The pentest identifies any weaknesses and vulnerabilities in the web application, which can be resolved before they are exploited by cybercriminals.
A web application pentest also helps build trust with customers and users. If a company can demonstrate that it has tested its web applications for weaknesses and that these weaknesses have been addressed, customers and users will feel safer using the web application.
By identifying and resolving any weaknesses in the web application before they can be exploited, companies and organizations can avoid costly and time-consuming security issues. In other words, it is a valuable investment for any business or organization that uses web applications.
The first step in conducting a web application pentest is to create a plan. This plan outlines which security tests will be conducted and what the objectives are. Then, the organization’s website or application is thoroughly examined for weaknesses. This is done using both automated tools and manual testing.
If weaknesses are found, they are reported to the organization. The report describes how we were able to exploit the weakness and how it can be resolved.
At BOSSIT, we strive for transparency. No unnecessary jargon, just a clear and straightforward pentest process. From the initial conversation to the pentest report, we ensure a streamlined experience. Below, we explain the 6 steps of our pentest process. We guide you through this process with the aim of strengthening your cybersecurity!
We start with full information about the target
We start with limited information about the target
We start without any additional information about the target