Security audit for travel software
Travel platforms store a goldmine for hackers: passports, payment details, and empty-home schedules. Regulators scrutinize that same data. Our security audit for travel software shows where that data is exposed, which rules you’re falling short of, and what to fix first. Our engineers can then close the gaps in your code, cloud, and integrations.
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What a security audit for travel software covers
Attack-path testing on booking flows
We probe search, checkout, account pages, and admin panels the way an attacker would, looking for broken access rules, injection points, and session flaws. Each finding comes with proof of how it could be exploited.
Payment flow review against PCI DSS
Card data should never touch your servers in readable form. We check how payments are captured, tokenized, stored, and refunded, including installment plans and multi-currency payouts.
Guest data review under GDPR and CCPA
We trace where personal data lives, who can see it, and how long it stays. Missing consent records, plain-text storage, and deletion requests that never actually delete get flagged.
Hardening of supplier and partner APIs
Connections to Nezasa, Katanox, HyperGuest, Stripe, and similar services are checked for weak credentials, unsigned webhooks, missing rate limits, and data that shouldn’t leave your system.
Corporate travel security solutions for traveler profiles
Business travel platforms store employee passports, travel policies, and approval chains. We review access controls, audit logs, and data separation between client companies, so each account sees only its own travelers.
Accessibility compliance for EAA 2025
Booking flows are tested with screen readers, keyboard-only navigation, and contrast checks against EAA 2025, EN 301 549, WCAG 2.1 AA, and Germany’s BITV, across web, iOS, and Android.
Guardrail review for AI assistants
Travel chatbots and AI concierges can be tricked into leaking data or changing bookings they shouldn’t touch. We test them for prompt injection, made-up prices, and actions taken without proper authorization.
Security checks inside your release pipeline
Static and dynamic code scans, dependency audits, and container scans get added to CI/CD. New vulnerabilities get caught on the commit that introduces them.
Agree on scope and ground rules
We decide together what’s in scope and how testing will run.
Systems, environments, and testing windows get written down.
Production stays protected throughout.
Deliverable: audit scope, rules of engagement
Map where sensitive data travels
Passport scans, card tokens, and guest profiles each get followed end to end.
Every system, vendor, and person with access is listed.
Shadow copies in logs and exports come to light.
Deliverable: data flow map, access inventory
Test just as an attacker would
Booking flows, APIs, mobile apps, and admin tools are probed for real weaknesses.
Automated scanners and manual testing work together.
Every confirmed issue is documented with evidence.
Deliverable: vulnerability log with proof
Check against the rules you answer to
Findings are mapped to GDPR, CCPA, PCI DSS, and EAA 2025 requirements.
Gaps in policies, consent, and record-keeping are noted.
Each regulation gets its own status view.
Deliverable: compliance gap report
Rank by business risk
Each issue gets a severity, a likely impact, and an effort estimate.
Fixes that protect payments and personal data come first.
Leadership gets a one-page summary.
Deliverable: prioritized remediation plan, executive summary
Fix, retest, and keep watching
Our engineers close the gaps, or your team does with our guidance.
Every fix is retested to confirm it holds.
Ongoing checks are added to your release pipeline.
Deliverable: remediation report, retest results
Our corporate travel compliance management stack
Security testing
OWASP ZAP
Burp Suite
SonarQube
Postman
Cypress
JMeter
Encryption and secrets
AWS KMS
HashiCorp Vault
TLS 1.3
JWT
Identity and access
OAuth 2.0
OpenID Connect
Stripe Identity
Twilio 2FA
Cloud and network
AWS IAM
AWS WAF
AWS GuardDuty
AWS CloudWatch
Docker
Kubernetes
NGINX
What backs our security audit for travel software
Cybersecurity solutions for travel agencies, with the fixes included
Auditors fluent in travel systems
Our team works daily with supplier APIs, PMS integrations, booking engines, and payment providers. We know where travel data tends to leak because we build these connections ourselves.
Findings fixed by the people who found them
Our auditors sit next to full-stack engineers, so the report turns into code changes in the next sprint. You won’t need a second vendor to act on the results.
Remediation while bookings stay live
Fixes ship through staged releases with rollbacks ready. Security improvements reach production during normal business hours, and travelers keep booking.
Compliance mapped across borders
Travel brands often answer to EU, UK, and US rules at once. Each finding shows which regulation it affects, so you can plan fixes for every market you sell in.
FAQ
COAX Software does. A security audit for travel software from COAX Software covers booking flows, payment handling, supplier APIs, guest data storage, admin access, and your release pipeline. You get a ranked fix plan, and our engineers can carry it out.
COAX Software provides them, backed by ISO/IEC 27001 and ISO 9001 certification and AWS-certified architects. Our team combines security testing with hands-on engineering, so every audit can end in working fixes. We’ve built platforms that handle verified identities, installment payments, and multi-currency payouts.
COAX can. We start by mapping where sensitive data flows, then test web, mobile, API, and cloud layers with automated tools and manual review. Each issue comes with evidence, a severity rating, and a recommended fix.
COAX Software does. Our compliance audits check GDPR, CCPA, PCI DSS, EAA 2025, EN 301 549, WCAG 2.1 AA, and BITV in one review. You receive a gap report per regulation and a plan for closing each gap.
Look for a team with certified security processes, real experience with travel APIs and payment flows, and the engineering capacity to fix what it finds.
What we’ll do next?
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Contact you within 24 hours
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Clarify your expectations, business objectives, and project requirements
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Develop and accept a proposal
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After that, we can start our partnership
