Web app pentesting by Datami is a safe simulation of real cyberattacks performed by certified ethical hackers.
We assess how well your application is protected in the browser, on the server side, and during API interactions. This service helps reduce risks, prevent incidents, and meet security requirements.
Financial institution
Consulting Company
DAVINTOO UKRAINE
Grindset SoftWare
Brokerage company
A web application is more than just a website - it’s a system with interactive logic, authorization, databases, and external integrations. During penetration testing, we examine all critical components of the application, from the frontend to backend logic and APIs.
Our pentesters check how authorization, roles, business logic, and data interaction work, identifying even the smallest vulnerabilities that could be exploited during an attack.
Web application pen testing by Datami is not just about finding weak spots - it’s a step toward real resilience of your digital services. It’s a practical tool for strengthening cybersecurity across companies of various industries and scales. We tailor it to your architecture, provide support, and ensure full confidentiality throughout the process.
Here are the main advantages of our web application penetration testing:
Datami is a team of professionals operating in over 30 countries worldwide. We follow international testing methodologies, combine automated and manual techniques, coordinate all stages with the client, and act strictly within agreed scenarios. We provide support during the remediation of vulnerabilities.
We don’t just perform pen testing - we help eliminate threats. Our priority is a practical impact on the security of your business.
Our team includes experts with international certifications such as OSCP, CISSP, CEH, Security+, and hands-on experience in real-world attacks.
We analyze your specifics and create a test plan based on the logic, roles, and architecture of your particular web application.
We test all key components: the client side (frontend), server logic (backend), API, and the mobile version if it uses the same servers. We assess authorization, user roles, business logic, session management, database interactions, and other critical areas.
The scope of application testing is agreed upon during the preparation stage. It’s possible to limit the pentest to specific modules, functionality, or individual components (e.g., API or authentication).
No. This kind of web application testing does not affect performance or service availability - we coordinate activity windows, do not alter data, and do not impact real users.
Testing is conducted by ethical hackers using approved scenarios. All actions are confidential, access is secured, and data leaks are excluded.
Duration depends on complexity and scope - typically 5 to 10 business days. Web application penetration testing is recommended annually or after releases or logic changes.
The price depends on the size of the application, number of roles, access levels, and logic complexity. Contact us and we’ll provide a preliminary estimate after a short briefing.
Yes, one retest after vulnerability remediation is included in the price. We verify that the risks have been eliminated and update the report.
Yes, our reports are structured according to standards and are suitable for audits, compliance, tenders, and client-side security assessments.
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The aviation industry is one of the most technologically advanced sectors, significantly influenced by digitalization. At the same time, this increases its vulnerability to cyber threats, which can have catastrophic consequences.
