DAST & API Security Testing
Test live applications and APIs to uncover security flaws before user or data impact.
Test live applications and APIs to uncover security flaws before user or data impact.
Identify runtime and API vulnerabilities through active testing across applications and services.
Spot vulnerabilities that surface only during application execution and live runtime interactions across environments.
Evaluate API endpoints to identify access-control gaps, input-validation flaws, and sensitive-data exposure issues.
Assess session handling, tokens, and authentication mechanisms to identify weaknesses enabling unauthorized access.
Simulate misuse scenarios to reveal business logic and workflow flaws beyond traditional vulnerability scanning.
Validate application security readiness before production releases to minimize deployment risks and post-launch incidents.
Expertise, innovation, scalability, security, and proven success.
Proven Expertise
Delivering application security testing services for over 14 years.
Client First
Testing approaches aligned with your application architecture and risk priorities.
Skilled Team
Experts experienced in runtime, API, and business-logic security testing.
Trusted Partner
Ongoing support to secure applications as features and APIs evolve.
Business Focused
Security findings mapped to real operational and reputational impact.
Reliable Delivery
Timely testing cycles that support confident and predictable releases.
Gain confidence in application and API security before releasing to production environments.
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DAST tests running applications by simulating real attacks, helping uncover vulnerabilities that only appear during execution.
APIs often expose sensitive data and logic. Testing helps identify access-control flaws and data-leakage risks before misuse occurs.
Testing is performed in controlled environments or scheduled windows to avoid disrupting normal application usage.
Yes. Workflow abuse testing focuses on misuse scenarios that automated scans often miss.
Testing is most effective before major releases, API changes, or production deployments to reduce security risks.
