Web Application Penetration Testing — OWASP-Aligned, MITRE ATT&CK Mapped

We start with a credentialed walkthrough so we understand the intended workflows. We then test as multiple personas — unauthenticated, low-privilege user, admin, tenant boundary — and look for the cracks between. Manual exploitation, real payloads, real proof. Automated tooling (Burp Suite Pro, Nuclei, custom scripts) is used for surface coverage, but the critical findings always come from manual review of the application's actual logic.

Every finding is mapped to a MITRE ATT&CK technique so your detection team knows what to look for. CVSS scoring is paired with a business-impact rating because CVSS alone often misranks the things that actually hurt — a "medium" IDOR on the billing endpoint matters more than a "high" XSS on a public marketing page.

Vulnerability scanners run signature checks. They are good at finding known CVEs in known software and bad at everything else. They miss IDOR because it requires understanding what "your data" means in your application. They miss business logic flaws because there is no signature for "the coupon system lets you stack codes that should be exclusive." They miss tenant isolation bypasses because they cannot model what a multi-tenant boundary should look like.

A real web application pentest is a human reading your app the way an attacker does — mapping roles, abusing tenant boundaries, breaking workflow state, and finding the path from "anonymous visitor" to "all customer data exfiltrated." That is what auditors, insurance carriers, and enterprise procurement teams require, and that is what we deliver. For the full pentest program (network, AD, wireless), see our penetration testing services. For ATT&CK-aligned detection validation, see MITRE ATT&CK assessments.

Web application pentests served from Macon, GA, with clients across Atlanta, Savannah, and nationwide. See the Active Directory pentest case study for our reporting style.