Web App and API Testing

Scanners find the known.
Attackers win on the logic nobody tested.

SpartanX tests web apps and APIs for business-logic and chained flaws that DAST and scanners miss, then proves each one against the data at risk.

OWASP plus logicChained flawsProven impact
The problem

The logic problem

DAST and scanners are pattern matchers. They catch the injection and the misconfiguration they were taught to recognize, and they walk right past the flaw that lives in how your application actually behaves.

Broken access control, abuse of workflow, and chained steps that each look harmless alone are where real breaches happen. Those require an attacker's reasoning, not a signature list.

How it works

How web and API testing works

01

Map the real surface

The adversary discovers your web apps and APIs, including the endpoints and flows that inventory tools miss.

02

Test logic, not just patterns

It covers the OWASP classes and goes further, probing business logic, access control, and multi-step workflows the way an attacker would.

03

Chain to the data

Individually minor flaws get chained together and followed to the data and access they actually expose.

04

Prove and score

Every finding arrives with a working exploit and a reproducible proof of concept, scored 0 to 100 by business impact.

The outcome

What you get

The flaws that matter

Business-logic and chained issues that scanners and DAST structurally cannot find.

Proof to the data

See the exact path from a flaw to the records or access at risk, not a severity label.

Low false positives

Near-zero false positives on confirmed findings, so engineering trusts the queue.
What it ends

It ends shipping web and API changes on the hope that a signature-based scanner caught the logic flaws it was never built to see.

OWASP coverage plus business logic
Near-zero false positives on confirmed findings
First findings in hours

Test the logic, not just the patterns

Point SpartanX at a web app or API and see what chains to real data.