Web Security Testing

Web Security Testing

Protect your websites, web apps, APIs, and digital platforms from modern cyber threats using comprehensive, manual-focused security testing.

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Web Security Testing

What is Web Security Testing?

Web Security Testing identifies vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, logical flaws, and attack vectors across websites, web applications, and APIs.

DSS uses industry-recognized frameworks like OWASP, ASVS, and WSTG to conduct deep manual and automated testing.

Our process ensures complete protection against threats such as: SQL Injection, XSS, IDOR, Authentication Bypass, SSRF, CSRF, Broken Access Control, and more.

Our Web Security Testing Services

DSS performs comprehensive manual-driven web application security testing aligned with OWASP, ASVS, and industry best practices.

OWASP Web Application Testing

In-depth testing against OWASP Top 10 including XSS, SQL Injection, IDOR, SSRF, CSRF, Authentication bypass & more.

Database Security & SQLi Testing

Identify SQL Injection attack vectors, broken ORM queries, insecure database exposure, and misconfigurations.

API Security Testing

Full security testing for REST, SOAP & GraphQL APIs including auth flaws, weak tokens, and business logic issues.

Authentication & Access Control Audit

Detection of weak authentication, privilege escalation, broken access control, and session management issues.

Logic Flaw Testing

Find multi-step business logic vulnerabilities such as workflow bypass, payment manipulation & insecure redirects.

Server & Hosting Security Audit

Identify server misconfigurations, outdated software, directory listings, weak SSL protocols & cloud risks.

Tools Used in Web Security Testing

DSS uses industry-leading tools for vulnerability detection, exploitation analysis, and secure development validation.

Burp Suite

Burp Suite

OWASP ZAP

OWASP ZAP

Nikto Scanner

Nikto Scanner

Nmap

Nmap

Wfuzz

Wfuzz

Postman

Postman

SQLmap

SQLmap

Gobuster

Gobuster

Dirsearch

Dirsearch

Burp Suite

Burp Suite

OWASP ZAP

OWASP ZAP

Our Web Security Testing Process

DSS follows OWASP, WSTG, and industry-leading methodologies to ensure comprehensive security analysis of web applications.

01

Information Gathering

Collecting application details, technologies used, exposed endpoints, and environment mapping through active & passive reconnaissance.

02

Threat Modeling & Mapping

Identifying attack surfaces, user roles, trust boundaries, and possible threat vectors aligned with OWASP Top 10 & WSTG.

03

Vulnerability Discovery

Manual + automated testing to detect authentication flaws, access control issues, injections, XSS, CSRF, insecure components & design flaws.

04

Exploitation & Validation

Safely exploiting identified vulnerabilities to confirm impact, business risk, and real-world attack feasibility.

05

Reporting & Remediation

Delivering detailed reports with PoC evidence, severity scoring, and recommended fixes to improve application security posture.

Web Security Testing FAQs

Common questions about our Web Application & API Security Testing process.

What is Web Security Testing? +
Web Security Testing analyzes websites, web apps, and APIs to identify vulnerabilities such as SQL Injection, XSS, CSRF, Authentication Bypass, SSRF, and Server Misconfigurations.
What standards do you follow for testing? +
We follow OWASP Top 10, OWASP ASVS, OWASP WSTG, and industry best practices with manual validation and exploitation checks.
Will you test both website and APIs? +
Yes — we test UI endpoints, backend APIs, authentication workflows, headers, tokens, rate limits, and access control rules.
How long does a web security audit take? +
Depending on the application size, testing usually takes 5–14 business days including scanning, manual testing, reporting, and retesting.
Do you provide a detailed report? +
Yes — our reports include severity classification, reproduction steps, PoC screenshots, technical explanation, and remediation guidance.
Do you offer retesting after vulnerabilities are fixed? +
Yes — free retesting is included to confirm that all vulnerabilities were successfully resolved.