Web Application Penetration Testing is designed to identify security issues in websites that could allow hackers to steal data or take control of the system. We simulate real-world cyber attacks to uncover weaknesses such as SQL injection, cross-site scripting, authentication flaws, and session management issues. With detailed reports and clear solutions, businesses can protect customer data, minimize risks, and ensure compliance with security standards. This service helps to secure your (e-commerce platforms, portals, and online) applications from modern cyber threats.

Mobile Application Penetration Testing focuses on analyzing the security of apps on Android and iOS. Our experts review how apps handle sensitive data, authentication, encryption, and communication with servers. We test for vulnerabilities like insecure storage, weak authorization, man-in-the-middle attacks, and reverse engineering. Businesses rely on this service to protect customer information, secure mobile banking, healthcare, and social apps, while building trust with users in a mobile-first world. By identifying and addressing flaws proactively, we help organizations comply with standards, safeguard reputation, and ensure strong mobile security.

API Penetration Testing ensures that application programming interfaces are secure from unauthorized access and data leaks. Since APIs connect mobile apps, web applications, and cloud systems, a weak API can expose critical business data. Our testing covers authentication, authorization, rate limiting, and input validation issues that attackers exploit. This service strengthens API endpoints, prevents data breaches, and ensures reliable performance for applications. Companies using APIs in fintech, e-commerce, and SaaS products benefit from stronger security controls and user trust.

Source Code Review involves a deep analysis of the application’s code to find hidden security vulnerabilities before attackers do. Our security engineers thoroughly analyze logic, authentication mechanisms, error handling, and third-party library usage. This service helps identify issues such as backdoors, insecure coding practices, hardcoded credentials, and unpatched components that may not be visible through penetration testing alone. By fixing flaws early in the development stage, businesses save costs, strengthen data protection, improve software quality, and achieve better compliance with security frameworks and industry standards.