Testing
Web Application Security
Sprocket continuously tests using real-world attack paths threatening your organization's web applications. When a new attack is released, we can promptly test it across all of your applications. Our testing teams work to identify risks affecting your applications before potential breaches occur.
Web Application Security Under Real Attack
Continuous, human-driven testing to uncover hidden risk, validate defenses, and maintain compliance as your applications evolve.
Overlooked Threats
Web applications change constantly across teams, tools, and deployment pipelines, creating security gaps that scanners often miss. Continuous Penetration Testing keeps pace with these changes by validating every update against real-world attacker techniques to uncover critical vulnerabilities as they emerge.
Danger in the Details
Automated scanners and code reviews cannot reliably detect deeply embedded flaws like XSS, SQL injection, CSRF, API abuse, and cloud misconfigurations. Sprocket’s testers adopt an attacker’s perspective to probe authenticated workflows, hidden endpoints, and live configuration changes that automated tools routinely overlook.
Stay Compliant
All discovered vulnerabilities are tracked in the Sprocket Portal with real-time visibility into remediation progress and risk posture. Findings and reports support regulatory requirements including PCI DSS, SOC 2, CMMC, and HIPAA with on-demand, audit-ready documentation.
How It Works
Your web applications are tested continuously using a structured, attacker-driven methodology designed to uncover real-world risk at every layer.
Reconnaissance
The foundation of every successful attack.
Testers gather intelligence on your application architecture, technologies, and exposed components to identify where real attackers are most likely to strike.
Vulnerability Scanning
Automated discovery at scale.
Sprocket uses proprietary and commercial-grade scanners to rapidly surface known and emerging vulnerabilities across your web applications.
Exploitation
Turning weaknesses into real-world impact.
Discovered vulnerabilities are actively exploited using techniques like SQL injection, XSS, and CSRF to validate true business risk
OWASP & Beyond
Coverage of today’s most critical web risks.
Testing includes the OWASP Top 10 and extends beyond it to account for modern attack techniques targeting today’s applications.
Authenticated Testing
Security where real users operate.
Testers assess applications behind login portals to identify flaws in authentication, authorization, and business logic workflows.
API Testing
Protecting the backbone of modern applications.
APIs are tested using fuzzing, injections, and brute-force techniques to uncover vulnerabilities automated scanners often miss.
Input Validation Testing
Stopping attacks at the entry point.
Application inputs are rigorously tested to detect weaknesses that attackers commonly abuse to gain unauthorized access or manipulate functionality.
Session Management Testing
Securing identity and access at runtime.
Session handling and authorization mechanisms are evaluated to prevent data exposure, hijacking, and privilege abuse.
Why Continuous Testing is Better
Hear from three of Sprocket's expert testers - Nick Berrie, Nick Aures, and Nate Fair - as they share why continuous security testing outperforms traditional, point-in-time pentesting. They break down how a continuous model uncovers real risk faster, more accurately, and with far greater impact.
