Web and API testing
Assess the agreed application surfaces, including authentication, permissions, input handling and business logic. Testing depth depends on the available access, application complexity and agreed time.
PIXEL DEV / Application security
Understand the risks. Prioritise the fixes.
A useful security assessment gives your team something it can act on. We review web applications, APIs and relevant infrastructure within an agreed, authorised scope, then explain findings, their impact and practical next steps.
A GOOD FIT
Built around your next step.
For teams preparing a release, reviewing an existing application or investigating security concerns. We agree on the systems, permissions, timing and reporting expectations before testing begins.
THE SERVICE
From the first question to the final detail.
Cloud configuration review
Review selected access rules, secrets, environment separation or Kubernetes configuration when included in scope. We distinguish application findings from infrastructure issues so responsibilities remain clear.
Development security checks
Review how security checks fit into your development and release process. Automated checks can support the work, with findings examined in the context of the application.
Reporting and remediation
Explain what was found, the conditions involved and recommended fixes. A follow-up test can check agreed corrections when the scope and timing of that work have been arranged.
A PRACTICAL STARTING POINT
Start with a clear question.
Discuss the assessment you need and the evidence your team expects to receive. The guides below explain preparation, scope and the distinction between different types of security review.
HOW WE WORK
A clear route through the work.
Confirm written authorisation, test boundaries, access and points of contact.
Assess the agreed systems and document findings with reproducible evidence.
Review priorities with your team and agree on remediation or retesting where needed.
SCOPE & PRICING
Agree on the work. Then begin.
A scoped quote based on application size, access, testing depth and reporting requirements.
FAQ
Before we get started.
Is the free website scan a penetration test?
No. A passive external scan reviews publicly visible signals. A penetration test is a separate, authorised engagement with defined targets, testing methods and reporting.
Does a test guarantee that an application is secure?
No. Findings reflect the scope and the system at the time of testing. Changes, untested areas and new vulnerabilities remain reasons to maintain a continuing security process.
Is retesting included?
The proposal states what follow-up is included. We agree on the findings to revisit, the corrected environment and timing before a retest begins.