Web & API testing
Assess application behavior, access controls, and the paths that connect users, data, and services.
Test with an attacker’s mindset. Improve with a defender’s discipline. Xarlo turns technical risk into clear action.
01 / WHERE WE HELP
Every engagement starts with a clear question: what needs protecting, what could go wrong, and what would a useful answer look like?
Assess application behavior, access controls, and the paths that connect users, data, and services.
Review exposed services, identity boundaries, and the configuration decisions that shape risk.
Test how people, processes, and controls respond to a realistic, agreed objective.
Turn findings into practical changes, then retest the controls that matter most.
02 / OUR APPROACH
Testing is valuable when it changes what a team does next. We connect technical observations to impact, ownership, and a fix that can be verified.
See the deliverablesAgree the systems, access, limits, and outcomes that make the assessment useful.
Explore how weaknesses combine across the scoped environment.
Separate verified findings from assumptions and explain the practical consequence.
Retest agreed changes so the team knows what improved.
03 / WHAT YOU GET
Leadership needs the risk in plain language. Engineers need the conditions, evidence, and a route to resolution. A useful assessment gives both.
A user role could reach a resource outside its intended scope.
The tested boundary did not match the documented access rule.
Additional data could be exposed under the tested conditions.
Enforce the rule server-side and retest the affected path.
04 / COMMON QUESTIONS
We agree the scope, authorization, timing, contacts, and any systems that need special care. Testing begins after those boundaries are clear.
Yes. The intended deliverable includes a clear overview for decision makers and technical detail for the team responsible for the fix.
Retesting can be included in the engagement scope so the team can confirm whether agreed changes resolved the verified finding.
05 / START THE CONVERSATION
Tell us what you are building, what you want to assess, and the decision you need to make. That is enough to begin scoping.
SCOPING STARTER
Share your goals and a high-level scope. We will agree the assessment boundaries before testing begins.