Web & Mobile Application Penetration Testing
Automated and manual testing to identify and remediate application vulnerabilities.
Identify and resolve hidden application vulnerabilities
Identify vulnerabilities and secure your applications
Web and mobile application penetration testing assesses the security of your organization’s commercial off-the shelf-software (COTS) or custom-developed applications using automated vulnerability scanning and configuration review tools as well as manual testing methods.
GraVoc’s application penetration testing services can be black box, white box, or grey box and include the following components: dynamic application security testing (DAST), static application security testing (SAST), static code review, software composition analysis (SCA), API security testing, and container security testing (Docker, Kubernetes, etc.)
Benefits of web & mobile application penetration testing
Identify security vulnerabilities before hackers do
Meet regulatory compliance
Obtain an objective assessment of application’s attack surface
Improve application security and the SDLC process
Our web & mobile application penetration testing process
We define the scope, perform automated and manual testing, then deliver prioritized recommendations for remediation.
Discovery
Gather information and perform a preliminary threat assessment using vulnerability scanning tools.
Analysis
Perform manual exploit verification and/or proof-of-concept testing based on the information returned during the discovery phase.
Reporting
Compile the results of testing. Create and deliver the test report. Discuss next steps in terms of remediation and/or remediation validation testing.
10+
Information security Certificates
Certified experts
At GraVoc, one of our core values is Adapt. We embrace this by continually advancing our knowledge and staying ahead of emerging technologies, threats, and solutions through ongoing education and certification. With over 40 certificates spanning security and technology, our proven expertise helps strengthen and protect your organization.
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