Vulnerability Assessment & Penetration Testing
We test your web apps, APIs, networks, mobile apps, and cloud infrastructure the way real attackers do — so you can find and fix vulnerabilities before they become incidents.
We cover the full attack surface modern businesses expose — from customer-facing web apps to backend APIs, internal networks, mobile apps, and cloud environments.
Web Application Pentesting
Manual and automated testing of web applications for OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities — injection flaws, broken authentication, XSS, IDOR, misconfigurations, and more.
Network & Infrastructure Pentesting
Internal and external network assessments to identify exposed services, misconfigurations, weak credentials, and lateral movement paths attackers could exploit.
API Security Testing
Testing REST and GraphQL APIs for authentication flaws, broken object-level authorization, data exposure, and logic vulnerabilities that web scanners typically miss.
Mobile App Pentesting
Security testing of Android and iOS applications — covering insecure data storage, weak cryptography, API communication, and client-side vulnerabilities.
Cloud Security Testing
Reviewing cloud environments (AWS, GCP, Azure) for misconfigured storage, overpermissioned IAM roles, exposed services, and insecure infrastructure setups.
Pentest Report & Remediation
A clear, prioritized report of every finding — with severity ratings, proof of concept, and actionable remediation steps your team can act on immediately.
VAPT is for any business that builds, hosts, or operates digital products — and wants to know their security posture before an attacker finds out for them.
You're launching a new product or feature and want a security review before it goes live
A customer, partner, or regulator is asking for a pentest report as part of due diligence
Your team has built APIs or internal tools that have never been tested by an external party
You run infrastructure on AWS, GCP, or Azure and want to verify your cloud configuration is secure
You've had a security incident and want to understand what else might be exposed
You need annual penetration testing to meet compliance requirements (ISO 27001, SOC 2, PCI DSS)
How We Run a Pentest
Scope & Rules
We define exactly what's in scope, testing boundaries, and rules of engagement before anything starts.
Reconnaissance
Mapping the attack surface — exposed endpoints, services, technologies, and entry points.
Active Testing
Manual exploitation attempts combined with targeted tooling to find real, exploitable vulnerabilities.
Analysis & Triage
Every finding is validated, severity-rated, and documented with proof — no false positives, no noise.
Report & Debrief
You receive a full report and a debrief call where we walk your team through every finding and fix.
Common Questions
What is the difference between a vulnerability assessment and a penetration test?
A vulnerability assessment identifies and lists potential weaknesses — typically using automated scanning. A penetration test goes further: a human tester actively tries to exploit those weaknesses to determine their real-world impact. We do both, combined, so you get a complete picture.
Will testing disrupt our live systems or cause downtime?
We work carefully to avoid disrupting production systems. Before testing begins, we agree on timing, scope, and any sensitive areas to handle with extra caution. Most engagements run without any user-facing impact.
Do you test in a staging environment or production?
Either works, and we'll discuss what makes sense for your situation. Production testing gives more realistic results; staging is safer for destructive tests. We'll recommend the right approach based on what you need.
What does the pentest report include?
Every report includes an executive summary, a full list of findings with severity ratings (critical to informational), proof of concept for each vulnerability, and clear remediation steps. It's written to be useful for both technical teams and management.
How long does a pentest take?
It depends on scope. A focused web application test typically takes three to five days. Larger engagements covering network, cloud, and mobile can take one to two weeks. We'll give you a clear timeline after scoping.
Know your security posture before attackers do.
Get in touch for a scoping call — we'll tell you exactly what we'd test and what it takes.
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