Web Application Security Testing Services

Secure your web apps with a thorough check for vulnerabilities, technical faults, and threats

About Our Security Services

Comprehensive Web Security Testing Services by Folio3

Web application security testing is essentially not only for the apps being tested but the overall well-being of the organization. Web applications can sometimes prove to be the prime entry point for cybercriminals aiming to dismantle the security defenses.

Folio3’s comprehensive web security testing services go the extra mile to examine the vulnerabilities of web apps and related services in order to safely secure the applications that serve as a core part of your business. Our services cover all possible vulnerabilities and threats, going beyond the OWASP Top 10 to give you a detailed assessment on risk and mitigation guidelines.

Our Services

Our Web Application Security Testing Service Offer

As a web security tester, Folio3 offers a range of web security testing services that are designed to ensure maximum reliability.

End-to-end Testing Strategy Development

We create a unique end-to-end testing strategy specifically for your business applications.

Injection Attacks

We execute specialized scripts on your application to verify if it is secure from injection attacks

Cross Scripting Attacks

We execute malicious scripts in a web browser through malicious code in an official web page. VBScript, ActiveX, Flash, and CSS – all work for these attacks.

Cross-Site Request Forgery Attack (CSRF)

With a CSRF testing, we make sure that no unwanted action can be executed on the site and site is secure from any data theft as well.

DDOS Attacks

In DDoS attack, we will simulate multiple requests to the attacked web resource – with the aim of exceeding the website’s capacity to handle multiple request and prevent the website from functioning correctly.

Security misconfiguration

Our testers will verify thoroughly via various security scans and techniques if your application is Missing appropriate security hardening across any part of the application

Our Services

Our Web Application Security Testing Service Offer

As a web security tester, Folio3 offers a range of web security testing services that are designed to ensure maximum reliability.

End-to-end Testing Strategy Development

We create a unique end-to-end testing strategy specifically for your business applications.

Functional Testing

We ensure that the application is appropriately fulfilling its requirement by testing the system against technical specifications.

Load & Performance Testing

Load testing involves the modeling of the expected usage of your application via a simulation of a host of users accessing it simultaneously, to assess its ability of load handling.

Regression Testing

Regression testing ensures that recent changes in programs or codes are not negatively affecting the existing features.

API Testing

Our team tests the APIs to determine whether they meet the standards for functionality, performance, and security or fail in that regard.

Automated Test Data Generation

We test your application with a sudden and extreme increments/decrements in load to understand how the application recovers after a sudden spike of users.

Automated UI Testing

We assess the varying capabilities of the applications and their functionalities with User Interface (UI) testing, through an automated process run by software programs.

Test Scripts Migration from other Platforms

We help you move and reuse your Test Scripts to other platforms while ensuring the accuracy and effectiveness

SCADA Security Testing

SCADA security testing enables us to determine the root cause in case of unexpected device failures.

IoT Security Testing

End-to-end Internet of things security testing helps to strengthen the security of your IoT products throughout the technological ecosystem.

Network Penetration Testing

We perform both manual and automated penetration testing of computer systems and networks to find potential security vulnerabilities that risk getting exploited by attackers.

How We Test Your Web App Security

Our Web Security Tester Process

Discovery

In the discovery phase, we gather requirements like the scope, compliance required, and performances standards expected.

Testing Strategy

Here, we formulate the testing strategy depending on the requirements backed by a comprehensive roadmap of the process and deliverables.

Set up & Handover

In this stage, we closely synchronize with the client and make sure that all the required assets and information like access credentials, test environments, and SoPs are shared.

Delivery

After the testing is completed, we formulate and deliver a detailed report that outlines test findings with potential threats.

Future Roadmap

Once the vulnerabilities and threats are identified, we convey the possible solutions to the issues and deliver a roadmap for fixes or any further testing (if any).

Risk Factors

Mitigate Risks for Potential threats with our Web Security Testing Services

Our services are designed to accurately identify potential threats and hidden vulnerabilities in your systems that could be exploited by

Injection Attacks

We create a unique end-to-end testing strategy specifically for your business applications.

Cross Scripting Attacks

We execute malicious scripts in a web browser through malicious code in an official web page. VBScript, ActiveX, Flash, and CSS – all work for these attacks.

Cross-Site Request Forgery Attack (CSRF)

We make the users carry on unwanted actions on a web application for which they hold authorization.

DDOS Attacks

Attempts to disrupt the regular traffic of targeted servers and the other infrastructure are carried on to gauge the system’s ability to handle such an attack.

Path Travel Attacks

We exploit insufficient security validation of the user-submitted input file names.

WS MITM Attacks (CSRF)

We initiate Man-in-the-middle attacks in conjunction with the Cross-Site Request Forgery Attacks.

Request/Response Smuggling Attacks

We place the content-length header and the transfer-encoding header into the same HTTP request to result in different processing of these requests by the servers.