Any organisation with digital infrastructure, applications, or data that needs protecting — SaaS, fintech, BFSI, healthcare, manufacturing, enterprise IT
Vulnerability Assessment & Penetration Testing
What it is
A dual-layered security testing approach — vulnerability assessment identifies and catalogues weaknesses, penetration testing actively attempts to exploit them to validate real-world risk
The difference between knowing you have a vulnerability and knowing what an attacker can actually do with it
Who it is for
Required or strongly recommended for compliance with ISO 27001, SOC 2, PCI DSS, HIPAA, and most regulatory frameworks
Relevant whether you are testing for the first time or maintaining an ongoing security testing programme
What we actually do
01
Assess your environment from the perspective of an attacker — not just running automated scans, but applying manual testing, creative exploitation, and real-world attack techniques
02
Test across the specific layers that matter to your organisation — we do not apply a generic scope to every engagement
03
Trace every finding back to its root cause — a vulnerability report tells you what is exposed; our assessment tells you why it is exposed and what would actually happen if it were abused, and what the real business impact would be if exploited.
04
Evaluate whether the people responsible for your security infrastructure understand the risks in their environment and are equipped to respond to findings
05
Provide remediation guidance that is actionable and prioritised — not a 200-page report that overwhelms your team into inaction
What it demands from you
Clarity on what is in scope — we help you define this, but your input on what matters most to your business is essential
What it does not do
Does not guarantee you are secure — it identifies what is exposed at the time of testing; new vulnerabilities emerge constantly
Does not replace ongoing security monitoring — VAPT is a point-in-time assessment that should be conducted regularly
A clean VAPT report does not mean there are no vulnerabilities — it means none were found within the agreed scope and methodology
Automated scanning alone is not penetration testing — and we do not pretend it is
What happens after the assessment
Stage 1
We provide a clear, prioritised findings report with remediation guidance your team can act on immediately
Stage 2
We offer retesting to validate that identified vulnerabilities have been genuinely resolved
Stage 3
VAPT should be conducted at least annually and after significant changes to your environment — we help you build a sustainable testing cadence
Stage 4
Findings from VAPT directly support ISO 27001, SOC 2, and PCI DSS compliance evidence
Core VAPT
- On-Premises Infrastructure VAPT
- Cloud Infrastructure VAPT
- Network VAPT
- Web Application VAPT
- Website VAPT
- API VAPT
- Application VAPT
- Mobile Application VAPT (Android & iOS)
- SAP Cloud and On-Premises VAPT
- IoT VAPT
NextGen VAPT
- Automotive Cybersecurity VAPT
- AI/ML VAPT
- Drone & UAV Security
- ATM Testing (Physical)
- OT & ICS Cybersecurity
- IoT & Edge Security
- Kiosk / POS Testing
- Blockchain Testing
Your next
step starts here.
Every engagement starts the same way
— a conversation. Not a sales call.
A real conversation about
what you are trying to build, where the gaps are,
and whether we are the right fit.
Sometimes we are. Sometimes we are not.
Either way, you will know exactly
where you stand.