Modern web applications are the front door to your business — and they are also one of the most targeted attack surfaces on the internet. Sensagraph's Web Application Vulnerability Detection capability actively interacts with your application the way an attacker would, identifying real, exploitable weaknesses across login flows, forms, APIs, cookies, and request handling.
Instead of just scanning for known software flaws, Sensagraph dynamically tests your application's behaviour. It crawls pages, submits crafted inputs, observes responses, and identifies vulnerability patterns aligned with the OWASP Top 10 — giving you a clear, prioritised view of where attackers are most likely to break in.
Active testing for real-world web threats
Sensagraph goes beyond passive checks. It simulates attacker behaviour in a safe, controlled way to expose vulnerabilities that only appear when your application is actually used.
Injection Flaw Detection
Sensagraph tests input fields, URL parameters, and API endpoints for injection vulnerabilities that could allow attackers to manipulate your data or take control of backend systems.
- SQL injection in forms and query parameters
- Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) in reflected and stored contexts
- Command and code injection patterns
Authentication & Session Weaknesses
Login pages and session handling are common attack targets. Sensagraph evaluates how your application authenticates users and manages sessions to catch design and configuration flaws.
- Weak or missing brute-force protection
- Predictable or improperly invalidated session tokens
- Insecure password reset and account recovery flows
Insecure Cookie Configuration
Cookies often carry sensitive session data. Sensagraph verifies that every cookie set by your application is properly protected against theft and abuse.
- Missing Secure, HttpOnly, or SameSite attributes
- Overly broad cookie scopes
- Sensitive data exposed in cookie values
CORS & Cross-Origin Misconfigurations
Misconfigured Cross-Origin Resource Sharing policies can let untrusted websites read sensitive data from your application. Sensagraph reviews CORS responses and identifies dangerous trust relationships.
- Wildcard origins combined with credentials
- Reflected origin headers
- Overly permissive cross-domain access
OWASP Top 10 Coverage
Sensagraph aligns its findings with the OWASP Top 10 — the industry standard for the most critical web application risks — so your team can prioritise the issues that matter most.
- Broken access control and authorisation gaps
- Security misconfiguration and exposed components
- Sensitive data exposure in responses
Clear, Actionable Reports
Each finding includes a plain-language explanation, severity, the affected URL or parameter, and clear remediation guidance — so developers can fix issues without guesswork.
- Risk-based prioritisation
- Step-by-step remediation tips
- Re-scanning to confirm fixes
Continuous protection for evolving applications
Your application changes constantly — new features, new endpoints, new dependencies. Sensagraph runs scheduled scans to make sure each change is verified for security, not just functionality.
Automated, Repeatable Scans
Set it once and let Sensagraph continuously test your application, flagging new vulnerabilities as soon as they appear.
- Scheduled recurring scans
- Change-driven retesting
- Historical trend tracking
Safe by Design
Sensagraph's testing is calibrated to be effective without disrupting production traffic, so you get strong security coverage without operational risk.
- Configurable scan intensity
- Non-destructive payloads
- Detailed audit logs