Application Security Audit

A full-stack application security audit with proof attached.

Code, APIs, authorization, and architecture reviewed together — with reproducible findings and a validated fix for every issue, not a PDF of theoretical risks.

What gets reviewed

Where real applications fail

An application security audit only matters if it covers the layers that decide whether an attacker — or an honest user — can reach data and actions they shouldn't.

Authentication & authorization

Login, session, role, and tenant-isolation checks across every entry point — including admin paths and background jobs.

Application architecture

Trust boundaries, service-to-service auth, secrets handling, and how data flows between components, queues, and third parties.

Business-critical flows

Money movement, data exports, account changes, invitations, and AI-assisted actions — the places where a single missing check causes a breach.

Code & API surface

Source-level review of high-risk routes, plus dynamic testing of REST, GraphQL, webhooks, and AI-agent tool endpoints.

Why Telhawk

Application security testing that ends in proof.

Code + API + architecture
Most audits stop at one layer. Telhawk reviews source, endpoints, and design together — that's where real risk hides.
Proof, not pattern matches
Every finding ships with a reproducible path. If we can't prove it, we don't report it.
Validated remediation
We re-test every fix. The engagement ends when the paths actually close.
Deliverables

What you get from a Telhawk application audit

Proof-backed finding report with reproduction steps
Severity scored against business impact, not generic CVSS
Architecture-level recommendations, not just bug lists
Remediation guidance keyed to your stack and team
Validation round confirming each fix closes the path
FAQ

Common questions about application security audits

What does a Telhawk application security audit cover?

Authentication, authorization, tenant isolation, API surfaces, data flows, third-party integrations, secrets handling, and AI-assisted code paths. Findings include reproducible evidence and remediation guidance.

How long does an application security audit take?

Most managed application security audits complete in 5–10 business days after scope, access, and required materials are confirmed. Timing depends on application size, integration count, and review depth.

Is this different from a penetration test?

Yes. A penetration test confirms exploitability from the outside. An application security audit also reviews the code, architecture, and authorization model — combining design review with exploit-grade evidence in one engagement.

Ready for an application security audit with proof?

Telhawk reviews your application the way real attackers reach data — and proves every finding before you spend engineering time on it.