Access control
Broken Access Control
Checking whether users, admins, and APIs can only reach what they're actually supposed to.
We scan your website against the current OWASP Top 10 web application risks, then go further with manual, human-led penetration testing — the kind of testing an automated scanner alone misses. You get a clear findings report and real remediation, not just a list of problems.
Every finding is manually verified — no scanner noise in your report.
Our testing scope follows the current OWASP Top 10 (2025) web application security risks, applied to your real stack.
Checking whether users, admins, and APIs can only reach what they're actually supposed to.
Exposed admin panels, default credentials, verbose error messages, and unnecessary open services.
The classic injection flaws that let attackers manipulate your database or run code in a visitor's browser.
Weak or misconfigured SSL/TLS, and anywhere sensitive data isn't properly protected in transit or at rest.
Weak password policies, missing account lockouts, and session-handling flaws that enable account takeover.
The #1 real-world way WordPress and CMS-driven sites actually get breached — we check every layer, not just your own code.
Every engagement follows the same structured methodology, adapted from established penetration-testing practice.
We map your real attack surface — domains, subdomains, exposed services, and technology stack.
Vulnerability scanners flag candidate issues across every layer of your site.
A real engineer confirms each finding is genuinely exploitable, ruling out scanner false positives.
A clear report: severity, real-world impact, evidence, and exactly how to fix each issue.
We fix what we found, or guide your team through fixing it — your choice.
We re-test every fixed issue to confirm it's genuinely closed, not just patched on paper.
Most breaches don't start with a sophisticated attack — they start with a known, findable weakness.
Automated tools probe millions of sites for known weaknesses every day — an unpatched hole gets found fast.
The average global data breach now costs $4.44M and takes 241 days to fully contain (IBM, 2025) — an audit is far cheaper than that outcome.
Frameworks like PCI DSS 4.0.1 now mandate regular vulnerability scanning and penetration testing for anyone handling payment data.
An audit is the right starting point before enrolling in ongoing Managed Protection.
Message our security team directly on WhatsApp with your website and a bit of context — we'll scope the engagement and respond directly.
