Security testing
Test application security the way you test everything else: continuously.
01 — The problem
You run a penetration test once a year, ahead of a deadline. The report arrives, part of it gets fixed, the rest is postponed and forgotten. Between two campaigns, the application changes every week without a single security check running. Dependencies age with nobody keeping watch.
02 — What we do
- 01
Map the actual attack surface
Entry points, authentication, authorization, file uploads, exposed APIs. You can only test well what you have listed.
- 02
Test authorization systematically
It is the most common flaw and the least covered: every role × every resource × every operation. This test can be automated, and must run on every delivery.
- 03
Integrate dynamic analysis into the pipeline
An automated DAST scan against pre-production every night, rather than a manual annual audit.
- 04
Address the dependency chain
Detection of known vulnerabilities, update policy, detection of secrets committed to version control.
- 05
Align with the OWASP Top 10 without stopping there
The Top 10 is a starting point, not a scope. Business logic produces flaws that no generic list covers.
04 — What you receive
Named deliverables, not promises. You know what you will receive before we start.
Attack surface map
Automated authorization test suite
DAST integration into the CI/CD pipeline
Findings report prioritized by exploitability
05 — Technical ecosystem
Tools do not make quality. We master them so that we can choose the right one, not to use them as a selling point.
- OWASP ZAP
- Burp Suite
- Trivy
- Gitleaks
- CodeQL
- Dependabot