Security Code Review

Web applications are the backbone of modern businesses—and a prime target for attackers. Cyphire’s Web Application Penetration Testing goes beyond automated scans to identify and fix vulnerabilities, including those outlined in the OWASP Top 10, such as SQL injection, XSS, and security misconfigurations.

Overview

What is Security Code Review?

Security Code Review is a detailed examination of an application’s source code to identify security vulnerabilities before deployment. Our expert security analysts review the code manually and through automated tools to detect issues like insecure authentication, improper error handling, SQL injection risks, and more. 
This proactive approach strengthens your application’s security posture and ensures compliance with industry security standards.

Key Benefits

Why You Need a Security Code Review

Cyphire is a fully managed service that helps security teams quickly identify and remediate exposures before attackers can strike. Cyphire liberates the potential of your business with adaptable identity solutions forged in the world’s toughest markets.

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Understand Application Architecture

-Map the application’s components and their interactions.
-Identify key modules, frameworks, and external dependencies.

Analyze Software Composition

-Identify third-party libraries and frameworks.
-Review dependency trees and check for known vulnerabilities (using tools like OWASP Dependency-Check).

Automated Static Code Analysis

-Perform automated scans using tools like SonarQube, , or Semgrep.
-Focus on identifying common vulnerabilities, such as injection flaws, XSS, and insecure configurations.

Validate Findings

-Manually inspect the flagged issues to eliminate false positives.
-Map findings to OWASP Top 10 or ASVS for prioritization.

Manual Code Review

-Review critical areas of the code, including:
-Input validation and output encoding.
-Authentication and authorization logic.
-Cryptographic implementations.
-Error handling and logging.
-Cross-reference with security requirements and business logic.

Report Findings and Recommendations

-Document findings with clear remediation guidance.
-Prioritize issues by severity and risk.

Early Detection of Vulnerabilities

Identify vulnerabilities before hackers do and secure your mobile app against potential threats.

Cost-Effective Security Measure

Fixing vulnerabilities in the development phase is significantly cheaper than post-deployment fixes.

Compliance with Security Standards

Ensure adherence to security frameworks such as OWASP, PCI-DSS, and GDPR.

Enhanced User Trust

Show your customers you care about their security, building lasting loyalty and increasing conversions.

Business Continuity

Minimize downtime and prevent costly interruptions to your operations caused by cyberattacks.

Actionable Security Insights

Get detailed, actionable reports that prioritize fixes, helping you strengthen your defenses and meet critical deadlines.

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Why Choose Us?

With a team of certified ethical hackers and cybersecurity experts, we bring years of experience in securing mobile applications across various industries. Our penetration testing approach goes beyond automated scans—we perform thorough manual testing to identify complex security flaws. We provide clear, detailed reports with remediation guidance, helping your development team address vulnerabilities effectively. Partner with us for reliable, efficient, and industry-compliant security testing services that protect your mobile application from ever-evolving cyber threats.

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What is the difference between security code review and penetration testing?
Security code review analyzes the application’s source code for vulnerabilities, while penetration testing simulates real-world attacks on a running system.
 
Ideally, during the development phase and before deployment to catch vulnerabilities early.
 
No, since it is a non-intrusive process focused on source code analysis without affecting live systems.
 
The duration depends on the complexity and size of the codebase, typically ranging from a few days to a couple of weeks.
Yes, our comprehensive report includes detailed findings along with actionable remediation steps to address vulnerabilities effectively.