# Find the exposed paths in your application.

Application security reviews

Review exposed interfaces, authentication flows and sensitive operations with actionable remediation.

## Review the paths an attacker could use

Illustrative workflow.

- Entry points: Requests, uploads and external messages
- Trust boundaries: Identity, data and tool permissions
- Remediation: A reproducible finding and verified fix



## What needs attention in your system?

Select the areas you want to discuss. The HTML page can download your selections.

- [ ] Threat modelling: Identify the data, privileges and exposed paths that matter for this application.
- [ ] Boundary testing: Review input handling, authentication, authorisation and interactions with external services.
- [ ] Remediation checks: Prioritise findings by impact and verify the fix against the original failure condition.

## A scanner report still needs a risk decision

### Deliver an unranked list of scanner findings

Teams cannot distinguish a theoretical issue from a reachable weakness in an important workflow.

### Connect evidence to the affected boundary

Prioritise the fix, document the reproduction conditions and verify the changed behaviour.

## Prioritise exploitable behaviour

Review architecture and implementation against the ways the application receives data and grants authority. Explain findings with a concrete path, business impact and a test that confirms remediation.

Illustrative scenario, not a customer case study.

A document assistant reads supplier files that may contain instructions unrelated to the user’s request.

Treat retrieved text as untrusted data. Restrict tools independently of model instructions and validate each proposed operation against the user’s authority and the current task.

Verification: Test whether an injected instruction can change tool parameters, reveal hidden context or bypass an approval.

## Connect each finding to an exploitable path.

### Threat modelling

Identify the data, privileges and exposed paths that matter for this application.

### Boundary testing

Review input handling, authentication, authorisation and interactions with external services.

### Remediation checks

Prioritise findings by impact and verify the fix against the original failure condition.

## Does a review certify that an application is secure?

No. A review is scoped evidence about the system examined. Security also depends on operating controls, future changes and continuing verification.