Web Application Penetration Testing (WAPT)
Owing to the ubiquity, ease of access, cost effectiveness and provision of service, the Web Application has emerged as a driving force of adoption. With the advent of web 2.0 and web 3.0 technologies, web application has evolved to be more advanced, quicker in response times than that of desktop applications. Also, the user interfaces are getting more and more spontaneous and sophisticated. Today Web Applications are more functional and flexible, which increases their value to business operations. It is this wide acceptability and adaptability of web applications that make them an enticing target for malicious users. The increasing complexity and use of new technologies has opened doors to greater and more devastating security risks.
This whitepaper defines the Web Application Penetration Testing methodology and explains why WAPT should be an integral part of the roll-out and life cycle of every web application.
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“We’ve looked at the alternatives and found AppLabs to be a solid partner with the competencies and the ability to complete this kind of a test with this level of volume. It is critical for us to test our network and application’s ability to withstand real world loads, where users are employing many different kinds of machines. And it was critical that we test our ability to handle the maximum level of web traffic we might unexpectedly have to sustain. These were the reasons we were pleased to work with AppLabs.”
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