Experience deep-dive web and mobile application security testing that goes beyond standard OWASP checks. At Redbot Security, we test hundreds of applications every year using the most advanced hacking methods and multiple frameworks. Our exhaustive approach uncovers critical vulnerabilities while delivering comprehensive, proof-of-concept reports. And to ensure your system remains secure, we include remediation testing at no extra charge, you can stay one step ahead.
While common web application attacks such as Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) and SQL Injection (SQLi) pose risks to all web applications, each application has unique vulnerabilities and attack vectors. Redbot Security’s web application penetration testing is built on industry-leading methodologies, aligning with the OWASP Testing Guidelines, NIST security controls, and other established frameworks to deliver comprehensive and effective security assessments.
Our testing process goes beyond generic attack detection, focusing on the unique security challenges of each application.
With Redbot Security’s expert-driven approach, organizations gain deeper insights into their web application security posture, allowing them to proactively mitigate threats and strengthen their defenses.
Our testing process goes beyond generic attack detection, focusing on the unique security challenges of each application.
With Redbot Security’s expert-driven approach, organizations gain deeper insights into their web application security posture, allowing them to proactively mitigate threats and strengthen their defenses.
Our senior security engineers deliver expert web, mobile, and API penetration testing, uncovering zero-day vulnerabilities, authentication flaws, and insecure endpoints. Specializing in REST, SOAP, and GraphQL security, we go beyond automated scans to provide detailed risk analysis, proof-of-concept reports, and expert remediation guidance, ensuring your applications stay secure against evolving threats.
Vulnerabilities exist in many formats and states. Exploitation is the process of leveraging an action or payload against an identified vulnerability to determine the overall risk of a malicious actor gaining access to the service or underlying operating system and the potential loss that may occur.
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