Attack Vector

Secure Web Applications with Next-Gen Vulnerability Management

Web applications are easily exploitable, and inherently vulnerable to attacks as they must always be available to everyone, all the time. Protecting your organization from cyber threats and data theft while ensuring smooth web application functionality can be challenging. Effectively address your web application challenges with our Next-Gen Vulnerability Management Platform.

30000
websites are hacked every day.
150%
increase in vulnerabilities from 2020 to 2021.
46%
of web applications contain critical vulnerabilities.
Challenges

Secure Your Most Vulnerable Attack Vector

Code Injection

Attackers can exploit web application vulnerabilities using code injection, often found in user input fields. Common types include SQL injection and OS command attacks.

Malware Infection

Cybercriminals frequently target web applications to insert malware for various purposes, such as spamming, phishing, or launching DDoS attacks. They use methods like drive-by downloads, phishing emails, and modifying source code. 

DDoS Attacks

Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks flood web applications with excessive requests from multiple computers. These attacks can impact businesses even if they aren't directly targeted due to shared services with affected vendors.

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SECURITY MEASURES

Scan, Fix & Prevent Critical Security Vulnerabilities

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Leave no potential entry points unscanned and vulnerable to attack. Effortlessly scan every nook and cranny of your applications beyond the scope of ordinary vulnerability scanners.

Instantly Find Security Flaws

With Holm Security, you can quickly identify potential security threats and vulnerabilities without having to constantly keep up with the latest risks.

Always Stay Secure

Threats don't adhere to schedules, striking unpredictably. Yet, with our automated scans, you can rest easy, knowing that regular checks are on the lookout for potential vulnerabilities. Set up Continuous Monitoring to always stay one step ahead of cybercriminals.

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WEB APPLICATION SECURITY

Discover & Remediate Weaknesses Where You Are the Most Vulnerable

Protecting your web applications has never been easier. With our Web Application Security service, you can easily scan your web applications and APIs for vulnerabilities and ensure OWASP Top 10 coverage. 

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API SECURITY

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Elevate your API security effortlessly. Identify and resolve vulnerabilities, ensuring no potential entry points are left unscanned or exposed to attacks. Safeguard your externally facing applications confidently.

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FAQ

Learn More about Web App Security

What is Web App Security?

Web app security refers to the practices, technologies, and measures put in place to protect web applications from various threats and vulnerabilities. It encompasses efforts to prevent unauthorized access, data breaches, and other malicious activities that can harm the application and its users.

What Are Some Common Web App Security Threats?

Common web app security threats include SQL injection, Cross-Site Scripting (XSS), Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF), insecure authentication and session management, and security misconfigurations. These threats can lead to data leaks, unauthorized access, and other security breaches.

How Can I Protect My Web App from Security Threats?

To protect your web app, you should:
  • Conduct regular security audits and vulnerability assessments.
  • Implement strong access controls and authentication mechanisms.
  • Keep your software and libraries up-to-date.
  • Use a web application scanner and follow security best practices.
  • Educate your development team about secure coding practices.

How Should I Respond to a Security Breach?

In the event of a security breach, follow these steps:
  • Isolate the affected system to prevent further damage.
  • Investigate the breach to determine the scope and impact.
  • Notify affected users and relevant authorities if necessary.
  • Patch the vulnerabilities and apply security updates.
  • Review and improve your security measures to prevent future breaches.

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