Protect customer trust.
A permissions flaw could expose one customer’s information to another. Testing helps investigate how access to private data is controlled.
Revive PC / Web Application Security
Your website works. Let’s find out how well it protects your customers, accounts, and business.
AI-powered web application and API penetration testing, with validated findings and practical guidance on what to fix.
Start with a conversation. No technical knowledge required.
Why it matters
A login can work. A checkout can complete. A portal can look polished. Security testing explores what happens when someone uses those features in ways you never intended.
A permissions flaw could expose one customer’s information to another. Testing helps investigate how access to private data is controlled.
Account features and business workflows can contain weaknesses that normal use does not reveal. Find out where protections may fall short.
Give your team evidence and priorities, so security improvements are guided by identified risks rather than assumptions.
A closer look
We define what is included before testing begins. Coverage depends on your application, available access, and agreed scope.
Login behavior, sessions, and functionality behind authentication.
Whether users can reach information or actions outside their intended access.
How requests and user input are handled, including potential injection weaknesses.
The interfaces applications use to exchange information, including REST and GraphQL APIs.
Ways application rules or steps might be bypassed or misused.
A deeper investigation using application code when access is included.
Depending on scope, AI agents investigate and attempt controlled proof-of-concept validation of weaknesses in authentication, access control, injection handling, cross-site scripting, server-side request forgery, misconfigurations, and business logic. Relevant OWASP Top 10 categories may be included. Coverage is defined for each engagement.
From questions to clarity
Revive PC reviews the results and explains what they mean for your business, with technical details your developer can use.
Simple to get started
A good time to start is before a launch, after major changes, or when customers ask how you protect their information.
Tell us what you’re building or protecting. We help determine whether an assessment fits your needs.
Agree on scope, pricing, timing, and written authorization. Then testing begins within those boundaries.
Understand the findings and priorities. Plan remediation support and retesting as agreed.
Before we begin
Yes. Tell us what your application does and what concerns you. We explain the business impact in clear language and provide technical details for your developer or IT team.
Pricing depends on the application, user roles, APIs, access, and testing depth. We provide a proposal with the scope, price, and expected timing before work begins.
We first review which systems you own or have permission to test. Hosted platforms and third-party applications have their own rules. Testing is limited to authorized systems and permitted activities.
The report includes recommendations. Hands-on fixes, developer coordination, proposed code changes, and retesting can be scoped separately or included in an expanded engagement. Your proposal explains what is included.
Testing can affect application behavior. We agree on timing, safeguards, and exclusions before starting. A separate test environment may be appropriate.
No assessment can identify every vulnerability or guarantee future security. Testing provides a point-in-time view of the agreed scope. Updates, secure development, and reassessment remain important.
Your next step
Start with a conversation about your application, your concerns, and what you want to protect. We’ll explain the assessment, scope, pricing, and next steps.
Testing requires written authorization and an agreed scope. Findings reflect the systems and activities tested. Deliverables, remediation support, and retesting are defined in your service agreement.