Empanelled Firm
API Security Top 10 Aligned
Manual + Automated Testing
Risk-Based Reporting
We assess the API behaviours attackers exploit most, from object-level access to tokens, inputs, and exposed data.
Object, property, and function-level access, including cross-user and cross-tenant data access.
API keys, OAuth flows, JWT handling, token lifetime, and credential exposure.
Injection, mass assignment, unsafe deserialization, and other malicious-input risks.
Excessive data in responses, sensitive fields, and verbose error messages.
Workflow bypass, rate limiting, resource consumption, and sensitive business flows.
Undocumented or deprecated endpoints, CORS, headers, and gateway settings.
Specification-driven, expert-led testing with every finding manually validated before reporting.
Every engagement delivers endpoint-level findings your API teams can act on.
Extend your API assessment across web and mobile front ends, source code, and cloud hosting.
Protect the data and functions your APIs expose to users, partners, and apps.
Fix exploitable API flaws before they expose data or functions.
Confirm users and partners reach only the objects and data they should.
Reduce risk in the APIs your partners, apps, and services depend on.
Support PCI DSS, SOC 2, ISO 27001, and customer security review evidence.
Recognized credentials and API-focused, expert-led security testing.
How organizations have used QRC API testing to protect customer and partner data.
Practical guides, checklists and templates for planning API tests and remediating validated findings.
In an increasingly interconnected digital landscape, Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) play a crucial role
API testing targets endpoints directly, without relying on a user interface, so it covers authorization and data handling that front ends can hide. Many applications need both.
No. APIs can be tested on their own using specifications, collections, and test accounts. We agree which APIs, versions, and environments are in scope.
REST, GraphQL, and SOAP APIs, including internal, partner, and public APIs, as agreed during scoping.
No. We agree a test environment or controlled window, rate limits, and production-safe constraints during scoping, and follow them throughout.
Retesting of agreed findings verifies your fixes and records their updated closure status for auditors and customers. Retest scope is confirmed during scoping.
Tell us about your APIs, users, and integrations. Our experts will help define the right scope, approach, and next steps.