Authentication
Review login flows, authentication controls, password handling, session establishment, and related access mechanisms.
Imperial CyberX assesses web applications and APIs for security weaknesses across authentication, authorization, sessions, business logic, input handling, data exposure, configuration, and other application security controls.
Modern applications expose authentication systems, APIs, business workflows, sensitive data, third-party integrations, and administrative interfaces. Application security assessment examines these surfaces within the approved scope.
Testing is structured around application behavior and security controls rather than simply generating a vulnerability list.
Map application and API attack surfaces.
Model roles, workflows, trust boundaries, and controls.
Perform controlled application security testing.
Document findings, evidence, risk, and remediation.
Review login flows, authentication controls, password handling, session establishment, and related access mechanisms.
Assess access boundaries, privilege separation, object-level access controls, and unauthorized functionality exposure.
Review API endpoints, authentication, authorization, input handling, data exposure, and security controls.
Assess application input processing, output handling, validation controls, and relevant data exposure risks.
Examine application workflows for security weaknesses that may arise from incorrect assumptions or unintended process paths.
Review relevant application configuration, exposed services, security headers, deployment exposure, and observable weaknesses.
Identify application components, endpoints, roles, interfaces, APIs, and relevant attack surfaces.
Understand trust boundaries, authentication flows, authorization logic, and important application workflows.
Perform controlled application and API security testing appropriate to the approved scope.
Reproduce meaningful findings where appropriate and collect supporting technical evidence.
Document findings, affected areas, risk context, evidence, and remediation recommendations.
Where included in scope, validate remediation changes and document the outcome.
Share the application scope, environments, APIs, access model, testing requirements, and security objectives.
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