Application security audit
Review of your web applications against the OWASP ASVS: authentication, sessions, access control, injection.
We test your applications, your ERP and your servers the way an attacker would, then help you fix what we find. Every finding names the affected asset, its severity and the fix to apply.

Why us
A security report is only worth something if it gets fixed. Many audits deliver a long list of generic alerts that a development team struggles to prioritise. We write and maintain web applications, Odoo modules and WordPress sites ourselves: we know where to look and how to fix.
Each finding names the affected asset, explains the concrete risk for your business, gives a CVSS severity and proposes a fix you can apply. We stay available during remediation, then check that the issues are actually closed. Everything stays confidential and is governed by signed rules of engagement.
Review of your web applications against the OWASP ASVS: authentication, sessions, access control, injection.
Black-box or grey-box testing on a defined scope, with proof of exploitation and CVSS scores.
Secure configuration of Odoo, WordPress, your Linux servers and your HTTP headers.
Secure code review, dependency analysis and awareness sessions for your developers.
You are launching an application and want an outside review before launch or a funding round.
Your ERP or website holds customer data and you want to know whether it is exposed.
A customer, a partner or a standard asks you for proof of a recent penetration test.
Scope, environments, test accounts, time windows and allowed techniques, agreed in writing.
Reconnaissance, manual and tool-assisted testing following OWASP, controlled exploitation of the issues found.
Executive summary, technical detail per finding, and a debrief meeting with your team.
Support while you fix, then a new test of the findings to confirm they are closed.
Scope, time windows and allowed techniques are agreed in writing before we start. Risky tests run on a staging environment.
An executive summary, then every finding with the affected asset, its severity, the evidence and the recommended fix.
It depends on the scope: number of applications, user roles and APIs. A test on a standard web application is usually planned over a few days of testing, plus report writing.
An audit reviews configuration, code and practices against a standard such as the OWASP ASVS. A penetration test simulates a real attack to prove what an attacker could obtain. The two are often combined.
Yes. A non-disclosure agreement can be signed before scoping, evidence is stored encrypted and deleted at the end of the engagement according to the agreed rules.
Contact
A new product, an Odoo to take over or an application to audit: describe what you need and we come back with a first analysis.
Direct contact
contact@shararahconsulting.com+216 25 163 280Tunis, Tunisia