Application Security
Manual, attacker-led testing for modern web applications — covering OWASP Top 10, authentication, authorization, SSRF, injection, and business logic flaws that scanners miss.
Modern web applications fail most often at the trust boundaries: who can access which object, which role can perform which action, and where user-controlled input reaches sensitive logic. Automated scanners help, but they cannot reliably understand business rules or chained attack paths.
ZeroSight360 tests your application manually with an adversarial mindset and an engineer-friendly output. Every finding includes evidence, impact, reproduction steps, and practical remediation guidance so your team can fix and verify quickly.
Coverage
IDOR/BOLA, role bypasses, privilege escalation, multi-tenant isolation issues, and forced browsing.
Login flows, MFA bypass, password reset, session fixation, cookie flags, JWT/session handling, and OAuth/OIDC issues.
SQL/NoSQL injection, command injection, template injection, server-side request forgery, and unsafe deserialization.
Workflow manipulation, payment/order abuse, race conditions, limit bypasses, and authorization gaps in real user journeys.
XSS, DOM-based issues, CSP gaps, insecure storage, clickjacking, and sensitive data exposure in frontend code.
Headers, CORS, TLS assumptions, error handling, file uploads, and environment-specific hardening gaps.
Engagement
Define environments, roles, test accounts, rules of engagement, and high-value flows.
Map trust boundaries, sensitive objects, business-critical actions, and likely attacker paths.
Test each flow and role for real exploitability, chaining issues where impact compounds.
Deliver developer-ready findings with remediation guidance and verify fixes after patching.
FAQ
Scanners identify known patterns, but they miss business logic flaws, authorization bypasses, and chained attacks. Our testers manually validate exploitability and business impact across real user journeys.
Yes. Staging is preferred when it mirrors production. We can also test production under agreed rules of engagement using non-destructive techniques.
Ideally we need test accounts for each role, application URLs, important workflows, and any API documentation. Black-box testing is possible, but grey-box access improves coverage.
Testing aligns with OWASP Web Security Testing Guide, OWASP Top 10, OWASP ASVS, PTES, and relevant compliance requirements such as SOC 2 or ISO 27001.
Yes. After remediation, we retest reported findings and update verification status so you can prove the risk is closed.
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