Web Application Testing
Crawl approved websites and web applications to uncover injection risks, cross-site scripting, exposed resources, authentication weaknesses, outdated technologies, and security misconfigurations.
Continuously discover and validate vulnerabilities across websites, APIs, hosts, and infrastructure—so every release, configuration update, and new asset is tested without slowing delivery.

A traditional penetration test begins to age as soon as your environment changes. forge-sec continuously monitors new releases, APIs, infrastructure, and emerging vulnerabilities to find risks when they appear—not weeks or months later.
forge-sec coordinates specialized security scanners through one continuous pentesting workflow. Instead of managing disconnected tools, reports, and vulnerability lists, your team receives one connected view of assets, tests, evidence, priorities, and remediation activity.
Crawl approved websites and web applications to uncover injection risks, cross-site scripting, exposed resources, authentication weaknesses, outdated technologies, and security misconfigurations.
Map API endpoints, methods, parameters, schemas, and authentication requirements. Test approved operations for access-control weaknesses, unsafe input handling, exposed data, missing protections, and configuration issues.
Inspect authorized servers and endpoints for open ports, vulnerable services, outdated packages, missing patches, insecure protocols, operating-system weaknesses, and known CVEs.
Correlate findings across applications, APIs, hosts, ports, and services to highlight connected weaknesses and potential attack paths.
Move from occasional assessments to continuous validation without surrendering operational control. Explicit authorization, technical guardrails, and audit-ready evidence govern every scan.
Approve specific domains, applications, APIs, addresses, hosts, and ports, then match the assessment depth to each asset and business need.
Apply request rates, concurrency, timeouts, retries, exclusions, and maintenance windows while isolating tools, activity, credentials, and results.
Protect testing secrets and record who initiated each scan, what ran, which policy applied, when it executed, and what it produced.
Finding a vulnerability is only the beginning. forge-sec connects technical evidence, risk context, remediation ownership, and automated retesting so every issue has a clear path from discovery to confirmed resolution.
Continuous assessments identify vulnerabilities across applications, APIs, hosts, services, and changing infrastructure.
Technical evidence and affected-asset context help separate exploitable weaknesses from low-value scanner noise.
Rank findings using exploitability, exposure, asset importance, and the potential effect on your business.
Route each finding to the right owner with supporting evidence, affected locations, and practical remediation guidance.
Run targeted validation after remediation to confirm the weakness is resolved and has not resurfaced elsewhere.
Replace activity-based reporting with evidence of progress. forge-sec connects testing, validated exposure, remediation work, and retest results so teams can show how security risk changes over time.
See whether exploitable exposure is increasing, stable, or declining across every testing cycle.
Measure how quickly critical findings move from detection through successful remediation.
Track which fixes are confirmed by new evidence instead of closed through status changes alone.
Identify vulnerabilities that return after release, configuration change, or incomplete correction.
Move beyond point-in-time assurance with continuous, controlled testing across your applications, APIs, hosts, and infrastructure—then verify that every critical fix actually reduces exposure.
Define the assets, profiles, schedules, credentials, and operating limits your program requires.
Continuously assess new releases, endpoints, services, software, configurations, and emerging CVEs.
Connect validated findings to remediation ownership, targeted retesting, and evidence-backed closure.