Product and Application Security
Identity, Authentication, and Authorization Review
Review MFA, sessions, SSO, tokens, account recovery, and object-level authorization, where the most exploited application weaknesses are found.
Overview
Detailed review of the identity layer, covering credential policy against current NIST digital identity guidance, multifactor authentication design and enforcement, session management, single sign-on and federation implementation, token handling, account recovery and password reset flows, and authorization enforcement at both the function and object level. Broken object level authorization remains the most frequently exploited weakness in modern applications and is examined specifically.
Who it is for
Designed for software and SaaS companies, and organizations running business-critical in-house applications.
What you receive
Identity architecture findings, authorization matrix, implementation review, remediation plan.
How engagements work
Every engagement is scoped individually and conducted under a master services agreement and mutual confidentiality terms. Work begins with a scoping conversation to understand your objectives, constraints, and deadlines, followed by a written statement of work defining scope, deliverables, and timeline. Both parties retain the right to decline an engagement where the fit is not right.