Assessment depth is set by the attack surface, threat model, production constraints, and decisions the result must support.
Manual and automated testing across identity, access control, session state, business logic, input handling, integrations, and sensitive-data paths. Best for a defined application before launch, after material change, or as a periodic independent assessment.
REST, GraphQL, and service APIs assessed for broken object and function authorization, token flaws, schema abuse, rate-limit weaknesses, injection paths, and tenant boundary failures.
Configuration and attack-path review across identities, exposed services, storage, network controls, logging, secrets, and privilege boundaries. Provider and account scope are agreed before access.
Targeted retesting against documented findings. Results state whether each issue is closed, partially addressed, risk-accepted, not reproducible, or still open—with evidence.
Share system type, rough size, target timing, and whether you have a staging environment. Keep secrets out of the form.
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