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Know what's really inside your application.

We have been auditing web applications since 2009, for large corporations and SMEs alike. Security first, but also performance and functionality.

Applications moving faster than their oversight.

Applications are multiplying and changing faster than ever. Some are built or modified outside the IT department, by teams who need a tool right away, more and more often with AI assistants.

This is shadow IT: applications used every day, sometimes with sensitive data, that nobody has a complete view of.

An audit tells you what is really running, at what level of risk, and where to start.

Three angles, security first.

Security

A manual code review based on the 2025 edition of the OWASP Top 10, complemented by analysis tools. Among other things, we look for:

  • broken access control: who can see or change what, including cross-site request forgery (CSRF);
  • security misconfiguration;
  • software supply chain failures: vulnerable dependencies and components;
  • cryptographic failures and information leaks;
  • injection, including SQL injection and cross-site scripting (XSS);
  • authentication failures.

Performance

What slows the application down today, and what will stop it from coping as users and data grow.

Functional

Does the application do what was planned? We compare it with the specifications and the expected user journeys, edge cases included.

Nobody knows what your application does any more? That is what Darkmira Service is for.

How an audit works.

  1. Scoping

    The scope, access to the code and what you expect from the audit.

  2. Analysis

    A manual code review based on the OWASP Top 10:2025, and the tools that complement it.

  3. Risk map

    Optional: each vulnerability placed according to its impact and how easy it is to exploit.

  4. Report

    A written report and a presentation, with actions ranked by priority.

The risk map.

Each vulnerability found is placed according to two criteria: its impact on your business, and how easily it can be exploited. You see at a glance what needs to be dealt with first.

Ease of exploitation Impact
Critical risk
Priority actions required.
High risk
Measures are needed to reduce it.
Medium risk
Check whether it needs reducing.
Low risk
No measures needed.

Let's talk about your application.

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