Find the gaps before someone else does.
Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing goes further than an automated scan. We combine tool-based scanning with manual exploitation attempts — so you learn not just what's vulnerable, but what an attacker could actually do with it.
Every finding is rated by real-world impact, not just a scanner's default output, and comes with a specific fix — not a generic recommendation copied across every report.
Scope a VAPT EngagementEvery vulnerability in your report is classified on this scale, so you know exactly what to fix first.
Scoped to the parts of your environment that actually matter — not a one-size-fits-all scan.
Internal and external network infrastructure, tested for exploitable misconfigurations and exposed services.
OWASP Top 10 and business-logic testing against your web applications, not just the obvious entry points.
Android and iOS applications tested for insecure storage, weak API calls and reverse-engineering risk.
Authentication, authorization and injection testing across REST and other API implementations.
AWS, Azure and GCP environments reviewed against established cloud security benchmarks.
Wireless access points and protocols tested for weak encryption and rogue access risks.
Every finding in your report is rated, explained in plain language, and paired with a specific fix — not a raw scanner printout you have to interpret yourself.
Below is an illustrative example of how a single finding is presented. Your actual report will contain findings specific to your environment.
The login form's username field did not sanitise user input, allowing crafted SQL statements to potentially bypass authentication checks.
Illustrative example only — for demonstration of report format, not an actual finding from a client engagement.
The same disciplined sequence, whether we're testing a network, an app, or an API.
Map the attack surface — domains, IPs, exposed services and technologies in use.
Identify potential vulnerabilities using both automated tools and manual review.
Manually attempt to exploit findings to confirm they're real, not false positives.
Assess what an attacker could reach next, if a given exploit succeeded.
Deliver a rated, actionable report — then re-test once fixes are in place.
VAPT is often a required component of these frameworks — we scope testing to match what yours requires.
At minimum, annually — plus after any major change to your infrastructure or application, such as a new release or a significant configuration change.
A vulnerability assessment identifies and lists potential weaknesses. Penetration testing goes further, actively attempting to exploit them to confirm real-world risk. VAPT combines both in a single engagement.
We scope and schedule testing with safeguards to avoid disruption — including testing in a staging environment or during low-traffic windows, where appropriate.
Yes — a re-test to confirm remediation is part of the engagement, not billed as a separate exercise.
VAPT is often a core component of CSCRF and similar framework compliance, but the specific scope and reporting format can vary — we tailor the engagement to match what your applicable framework requires.
Tell us about your environment and we'll scope a VAPT engagement.
