Remediate Web Application
Security Findings
We help remediate web application findings identified by your internal security team or appointed assessment provider. The assessor remains responsible for independent testing and sign-off.
The PEN Test Findings Problem
You've invested in a penetration test. Now comes the hard part.
Vulnerabilities Found — How do you prioritize which ones to fix first?
Different Skill Sets Required — API security, authentication, infrastructure... Your team may lack expertise in specific areas.
Time to Fix — Remediation takes weeks or months while your website remains vulnerable.
The result? Your PEN test report sits in a drawer. Vulnerabilities remain unpatched. Risk persists.
Our 4-Phase Remediation Process
A systematic approach to closing vulnerabilities
Triage & Prioritization
- ✓ Review PEN test report
- ✓ Assess exploitability
- ✓ Evaluate business impact
- ✓ Create remediation roadmap
Secure Remediation
- ✓ Code review & redesign
- ✓ Implement fixes
- ✓ Security testing
- ✓ Prevent regressions
Assessor Re-Testing & Verification
- ✓ Coordinate re-test
- ✓ Support independent verification
- ✓ Regression testing
- ✓ Confirm fix quality
Remediation Records
- ✓ Document remediation
- ✓ Audit trail
- ✓ Share records with your assessor
- ✓ Stakeholder reporting
Types of Vulnerabilities We Remediate
We have expertise across the OWASP Top 10 and beyond
Input Validation
SQL injection, command injection, cross-site scripting (XSS)
Authentication & Sessions
Weak passwords, missing MFA, session fixation, insecure tokens
API Security
Missing authentication, rate limiting, data exposure
Access Control
Authorization bypass, privilege escalation, business logic flaws
Configuration Issues
Missing security headers, verbose errors, default credentials
Infrastructure
Unpatched dependencies, outdated software versions, weak SSL
How It Works: From Report to Fixed
Share Your PEN Test Report
Send us your penetration test report and any supporting documentation. We'll keep everything confidential.
Initial Consultation
We review your report, assess your current team's capacity, and discuss priorities. Together we create a remediation roadmap.
Phased Implementation
We fix vulnerabilities in priority order. High-impact, low-effort items first. We keep you updated on progress and testing results.
Verification With Your Assessor
Once fixes are ready, we coordinate re-testing with your security team. We record the changes made; your assessor confirms whether findings are closed.
Knowledge Transfer & Support
We document all changes and provide guidance to your team on maintaining these fixes going forward.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does penetration test remediation typically take?
Timeline depends on vulnerability complexity and severity. Quick fixes (security headers, patching) take days. Complex issues (authentication redesign, API security) take weeks. We prioritize high-severity findings first to reduce risk quickly.
What types of vulnerabilities can you remediate?
We fix SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), cross-site request forgery (CSRF), weak authentication, insecure API design, missing security headers, unpatched dependencies, directory traversal, insufficient input validation, and business logic flaws.
Will you help with re-testing to verify fixes?
Yes. After remediation, we coordinate with your internal security team or appointed tester so they can re-test the affected areas. We record the fixes and address any regression issues they identify.
Can you help with compliance and audit documentation?
We record remediation work and code changes for your internal review and appointed assessor. Any compliance conclusion belongs to your organisation and its qualified advisers.
How much does penetration test remediation cost?
Cost varies based on vulnerability count, complexity, and timeline. We work with you to prioritize high-impact fixes within budget. Contact us with your PEN test report for a custom quote.
What is penetration testing and why is it important?
Penetration testing is a scoped assessment in which a qualified tester examines how an application responds to realistic attack techniques. Its findings help your team prioritise remediation.
What's the difference between penetration testing and vulnerability scanning?
Automated scans can identify potential weaknesses. A penetration test adds targeted human-led investigation within an agreed scope. Neither activity alone guarantees that every issue has been found.
Do you work with our existing security team or penetration testers?
We implement fixes based on findings from your internal team or appointed tester and support their re-test. The assessor confirms whether the findings are closed.
Does remediation make our application compliant?
Remediation alone does not establish compliance with a standard or regulation. We can record the changes made and work with your appointed assessor on technical verification.
Can you fix vulnerabilities in legacy systems?
Yes. Legacy systems often have the most vulnerabilities. We assess your specific technology stack and remediate accordingly, whether it's older PHP/MySQL systems, legacy ASP.NET, or modern frameworks. Some fixes require architectural changes; others are quick patches.
Learn More About PEN Test Remediation
Read our in-depth guide on how to approach penetration test findings, prioritize vulnerabilities, and implement fixes effectively.
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