Why VAPT Matters
Cybercriminals exploit even the smallest weaknesses in your IT systems. Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing (VAPT) is a proactive approach to uncover security gaps before attackers do. By combining automated scans with manual security testing, we simulate real-world attacks to fortify your defenses and ensure compliance with standards like ISO 27001, PCI DSS, GDPR, and HIPAA.
Our VAPT Services
We offer tailored VAPT solutions to secure every layer of your IT infrastructure:
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Network VAPT
Identify vulnerabilities in routers, switches, and firewalls that hackers could exploit to infiltrate your internal network.
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Firewall VAPT
Test firewall configurations to detect gaps in traffic monitoring, malware blocking, and intrusion prevention.
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Application & Mobile VAPT
Secure mobile apps (iOS/Android) and web applications using Whitebox (full access) or Blackbox (zero access) testing methodologies.
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Hardware VAPT
Protect physical endpoints like laptops, servers, and IoT devices from unauthorized access or tampering.
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Database VAPT
Simulate attacks on databases storing sensitive data (customer records, financial info) to prevent breaches and reputational damage.
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Cloud VAPT
Assess cloud environments (AWS, Azure, O365) for misconfigurations, weak authentication, and exposed storage blobs or S3 buckets.
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API VAPT
Test REST/SOAP APIs for flaws like improper authentication, injection attacks, or privilege escalation risks.
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Wireless Network VAPT
Evaluate Wi-Fi security using standards like OSSTMM and PTES to prevent rogue access points and eavesdropping.
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Container VAPT
Secure Docker/Kubernetes environments by scanning images, testing runtime security, and ensuring compliance with DevOps workflows.
Benefits of VAPT
01.
Prevent Breaches
Uncover hidden vulnerabilities before cybercriminals exploit them.
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Compliance Assurance
Meet regulatory requirements and avoid fines.
03.
Incident Readiness
Develop actionable response plans to minimize downtime during attacks.
04.
Trust Building
Demonstrate commitment to security, enhancing stakeholder confidence
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Frequently Asked Questions
The frequency of assessments depends on factors like industry regulations and risk level, but many experts recommend at least annual assessments
In the event of a data breach:
- Activate your incident response plan
- Contain the breach
- Assess the damage
- Notify affected parties and relevant authorities
- Investigate the cause and implement measures to prevent future breaches
Employees can contribute by:
- Following security policies and procedures
- Using strong, unique passwords
- Being cautious with email attachments and links
- Participating in security awareness training
- Reporting suspicious activities promptly