Authentication & sessions
Login, password reset, account recovery, MFA flows, session expiration, token handling, and protections against account takeover.
Authorized remote penetration testing
Find the breach
before they do.
Manual web application penetration testing for small SaaS teams and digital agencies that need clear answers—not noisy scanner output.
Written authorizationFixed scopeRetest included
Attack surface
Customer Portal
72/100
Authentication bypass
Validated findingBroken access control
Validated findingSession weakness
Validated finding31Tests run
7Findings
1Retest
DeliverableRemediation-ready report
The core service
One focused test.
Clear next steps.
Built for teams preparing for a customer security review, a launch, or their next stage of growth.
WEB APPLICATION PENTEST
A complete, fixed-scope engagement
Authenticated and unauthenticated testing
OWASP-aligned manual methodology
Access control and business logic testing
Risk-ranked findings with evidence
Executive and technical summaries
One remediation retest included
Every engagement starts with permission. Testing begins only after the exact targets, dates, techniques, exclusions, and emergency contacts are documented in writing.
What we examine
Testing that follows how
your application actually works.
Automated tools support discovery, but they do not replace manual analysis. The engagement focuses on realistic attack paths and validates findings before they reach your report.
Authorization & business logic
Role boundaries, tenant isolation, object-level access, workflow abuse, privilege escalation, and bypasses of intended business rules.
Application attack surface
Inputs, APIs, file handling, browser controls, injection risks, server-side requests, and exposure of sensitive functionality.
Data exposure
Sensitive information in responses, errors, URLs, client-side code, exports, and access paths that could reveal another customer’s data.
Typical duration5–10 business days after access and scope are confirmed
Testing approachRemote, controlled, and performed only against authorized targets
Best fitCustomer-facing SaaS applications, portals, and web APIs
What you receive
Evidence your developers
can act on.
The goal is not merely to identify weaknesses. It is to help your team understand the risk, reproduce it safely, and verify that the fix works.
Detailed technical report
Risk-ranked findings with evidence, affected components, reproduction steps, business impact, and specific remediation guidance.
Results meeting
A live walkthrough for technical and business stakeholders, with time to discuss priorities and ask questions.
One verification retest
After fixes are deployed, priority findings are tested again and their status is documented in an updated report.
Clear boundaries prevent surprises
Source-code review, cloud configuration review, mobile applications, internal networks, social engineering, denial-of-service testing, and ongoing monitoring are not included unless specifically added to the written scope. Destructive testing and access to real customer data are avoided.
How it works
From scope to
verified fix.
A controlled process designed to fit into a working development team without surprises.
01
Scope
We confirm targets, test windows, exclusions, and written authorization before testing begins.
02
Test
Manual testing and careful validation uncover exploitable issues automated scans miss.
03
Report
You receive evidence, business impact, and clear remediation guidance—not a scanner dump.
04
Retest
After your fixes, one included retest verifies that priority findings are resolved.
“Security findings only matter when your team can understand them, prioritize them, and fix them.”
Why Shield
Technical depth.
Human communication.
Shield Cybersecurity is an independent remote testing practice built to give growing teams direct access to their tester. You’ll know what was tested, what is actually exploitable, and what to do next.
Direct accessSpeak with the person performing your test.
No fear tacticsMeasured risk, evidence, and practical guidance.
Ready when you are
Let’s put your application
to the test.
Tell us what you’re building and why you need it tested. We’ll reply with the questions needed to define a safe, useful scope.
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