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API VAPT

API security is different from web security: we test auth logic, endpoint exposure, business flows, rate limiting, and data leakage in service-to-service APIs.

Assessment profileSpecialist led
timeline5-12 business days
testingREST · GraphQL · SOAP
accessDocs, collections or traffic
standardsOWASP API Top 10 · WSTG
Manual validationFree retest included
// Why this assessment matters

Security context before security testing.

APIs expose business objects and privileged operations directly. A single authorization mistake can allow bulk data access, cross-account changes or administrative actions without ever touching the browser interface.

We build an endpoint and object model, compare permissions across users and roles, then test how the API behaves under manipulation. The assessment covers documented and discovered endpoints, token trust, object-level authorization, rate controls and workflow abuse.

Strong reasons to engage
01

Your platform is API-first or used by multiple client applications

02

Endpoints handle sensitive objects across users or tenants

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The API uses OAuth, JWTs, service accounts or third-party integrations

04

Undocumented or legacy versions may still be reachable

// Testing coverage

What our specialists examine.

Coverage is adapted to your architecture and risk profile. These modules form the baseline for a complete api vapt.

01

Endpoint and schema discovery

Documented, undocumented, versioned and GraphQL operations, parameters and object relationships.

02

Object-level authorization

BOLA, IDOR, cross-tenant access and ownership changes across read and write operations.

03

Function-level authorization

Administrative actions, hidden methods, role escalation and privileged workflow access.

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Token and identity trust

JWT validation, OAuth flows, scopes, refresh behavior, service tokens and session invalidation.

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Input and data handling

Mass assignment, injection, excessive data exposure, unsafe deserialization and file processing.

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Abuse and resilience controls

Rate limits, enumeration, replay, resource consumption, batching and business-flow automation.

// Preparing for kickoff

What we need to begin efficiently.

Perfect documentation is not required. A clear starting point helps us confirm scope, reduce setup time and spend more of the engagement testing the risks that matter.

Scope01

Assets and boundaries

A current list of the api vapt assets, environments and exclusions that should be covered.

Access02

Representative access

Docs, collections or traffic, plus the roles, accounts or technical context needed to test realistic trust boundaries.

Safety03

Operational contacts

A technical owner, emergency contact, approved testing window and any production constraints we should follow.

Context04

Architecture and priorities

Relevant diagrams, recent changes, high-value workflows and known concerns help us focus effort where failure matters most.

Not sure what is in scope?

Share your architecture or business objective. We will help turn it into a practical assessment boundary and testing plan.

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// How the work happens

A controlled assessment with clear checkpoints.

You know what is being tested, what has been proven and what your team needs to do next throughout the engagement.

Testing standardOWASP API TOP 10 · WSTG
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Inventory and scope

We map API endpoints, data models and authorization flows before testing begins.

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Attack path validation

We test for broken object-level authorization, mass assignment, and insecure direct object access.

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Remediation guidance

We deliver actionable fixes with example payloads and verify them after patching.

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Report, debrief and retest

We explain the attack paths, support remediation and verify submitted fixes with updated evidence.

// What you receive

Evidence your teams can actually use.

The output is designed for remediation, decision-making and assurance, not just for archiving after the test.

01

API attack-surface inventory

A tested view of endpoints, methods, roles, objects and versions observed during the engagement.

02

Reproducible request evidence

Raw requests, response differences, object references and repeatable proof for each finding.

03

Authorization findings matrix

Clear mapping of which identities can perform sensitive operations and where controls fail.

04

Remediation guidance

Practical fixes for authorization middleware, schema controls, token validation and abuse prevention.

05

Retest and closure report

Verification of patched endpoints with updated request evidence and final status.

// When to engage

Bring us in when the decision carries real risk.

API launch01

Secure a new public or partner API

Validate object access, token handling and abuse controls before integrations go live.

Platform growth02

Test multi-tenant authorization

Confirm customer and workspace boundaries remain intact as roles and objects expand.

Architecture change03

Review OAuth or gateway migration

Assess trust changes introduced by a new identity provider, gateway or service mesh.

// Built for every stakeholder

One assessment. Clear outcomes for every team involved.

The same technical evidence is translated into the context each audience needs to make decisions, implement fixes and demonstrate assurance.

01
Engineering teams

Reproduce and resolve findings faster.

Receive evidence, root-cause context and practical remediation guidance directly from the specialists who performed the work.

02
Security leaders

Prioritize risk with defensible context.

Understand exploitability, attack paths, systemic control gaps and the fixes that reduce the most meaningful exposure.

03
Leadership and auditors

Use clear evidence for assurance decisions.

Get an executive view, standards mapping and verified closure status that can support governance, customer and audit conversations.

// Engagement safeguards

Security testing conducted with operational discipline.

A strong assessment must protect the systems and information it is intended to secure. These controls apply throughout the engagement.

01

Written authorization

Scope, permitted techniques, excluded assets and responsible contacts are agreed before any assessment activity begins.

02

Controlled execution

Testing follows defined windows, rate limits and production-safe rules with an immediate escalation and stop process.

03

Protected evidence

Engagement data and proof are access-controlled, handled confidentially and retained only for the agreed period.

04

Verified communication

Critical issues are escalated as soon as they are confirmed, with direct access to the specialist for remediation questions.

Assessment baselineOWASP API Top 10 · WSTG
Typical delivery5-12 business days
ClosureDebrief and retest included
// Common questions

What teams ask before kickoff.

We finalize scope, access and safety controls before testing. These are the questions we answer most often for this service.

What do you need to begin an API assessment?
An OpenAPI file, Postman collection, GraphQL schema or representative traffic is helpful. We can also discover endpoints from a client application when documentation is incomplete.
Do you test undocumented endpoints?
Yes. We look for hidden, deprecated and alternate-version endpoints within the authorized scope.
Can you test service-to-service APIs?
Yes. We review machine identities, service tokens, scopes, trust boundaries and privileged internal operations.
// Next step

Ready to make this assessment part of your security program?

We scope your environment, verify the risks, and hand you a remediation-ready report your team can act on.

Clear scope and timeline Direct access to your tester Free remediation retest
Start with a scoped callTell us what needs testing.

Receive an engagement plan and transparent quote within one business day.

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