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Security Testing & VAPT Services
OWASP-aligned vulnerability assessment and penetration testing that finds it before attackers do — prioritized findings, developer-ready fix guidance, and a free retest that proves every hole is closed.
what it is
Someone will test your security. Choose who.
VAPT — vulnerability assessment and penetration testing — is a controlled, authorized attack on your own systems: the assessment systematically maps every weakness across your attack surface; the penetration test safely proves which ones an attacker could actually use. One engagement, one prioritized report, every finding paired with the fix. The alternative is letting a stranger run the same test, unannounced, in production.
is this you?
Check what's true. The page will be honest back.
Tick anything that sounds familiar — we'll tell you honestly whether a VAPT is your next move.
how we work
Four phases. An artifact at the end of each.
Scope & Recon
Rules of engagement signed, attack surface mapped: applications, APIs, auth flows, third-party integrations — and what an attacker sees from outside.
→ artifact: signed RoE + attack-surface inventoryTest
OWASP-aligned assessment plus targeted penetration testing: authentication, access control, injection classes, business logic, data exposure — rate-limited, non-destructive, with an emergency-stop contact on both sides.
→ artifact: live findings feed as issues are confirmed — no end-of-engagement surprisesReport & Guide
Every finding written twice: a board-ready summary with business impact, and an engineer-ready ticket with reproduction steps and concrete fix guidance.
→ artifact: prioritized VAPT report — severity, impact, fix, ownerRetest
You fix; we verify. Every remediation is retested at no additional cost until the finding is provably closed.
→ artifact: retest certificate — the version you show customerssee it run
Watch your attack surface get swept.
A 20-second simulation of an assessment sweep across 48 endpoints — including the part that matters: what a finding looks like when we write it up.
the toolkit
Industry-standard tooling. Senior human judgment.
Scanners find the known; seniors find the chained, the logical and the business-specific — the auth bypass that needs three legitimate steps in the wrong order, the export endpoint nobody remembered shipping. Tools assist; judgment decides.
deliverables
Two reports, one inventory, zero ambiguity.
Every application, API and endpoint in scope — many clients learn things from this list alone.
Severity-rated with CVSS context, business impact, and reproduction steps — engineer-ready.
Board-ready and customer-shareable: posture, risk themes, remediation roadmap.
Concrete remediation written for your stack — not "sanitize your inputs" hand-waving.
After your fixes, every finding verified closed — the document procurement actually asks for.
We help answer the enterprise security questionnaires that triggered this in the first place.
proof
Findings that mattered. Fixes that held.
Assessment of a customer-facing platform surfaced an unauthenticated data-export path and six lower-severity issues. Fix guidance shipped with each finding; the retest verified all closures and the report cleared the client's largest-ever enterprise security review.
"Very professional QA services — really happy with the timely service they offered. Highly recommended."
pricing logic
Fixed price. One quote. Retest included.
VAPT Assessment
Scoped against your attack surface — one quote, 2–3 weeks, findings + fix guidance + free retest.
the report enterprise procurement asks forSecurity Program
Quarterly testing cycles, continuous scanning, questionnaire support — security as a program, not an annual scramble.
annual pricing · compliance-ready reportingstraight answers
Asked on every security call. Answered here.
How much does a VAPT assessment cost?
Fixed-price against the size of your attack surface — typically a 2–3 week engagement with one quote, free retest included. Continuous security programs are priced annually. A 30-minute scoping call against your endpoint inventory gets you one exact number.
Vulnerability assessment vs penetration testing — what's the difference?
Assessment maps every weakness; penetration testing proves which ones matter. The assessment systematically catalogues issues across the surface; the pentest safely exploits selected findings to demonstrate real-world impact. VAPT is both, in one engagement, in one prioritized report.
Will testing disrupt our production systems?
No. Signed rules of engagement govern everything: staging environments where possible, rate-limited probing, no destructive payloads, agreed testing windows, and an emergency-stop contact on both sides.
What standards do you test against?
OWASP Top 10 and OWASP API Security Top 10 as the baseline — extended with authentication, access-control, business-logic and data-exposure testing specific to your application. The report maps findings to the standards your auditors recognize.
Our last pentest report was unusable. How is yours different?
Every finding is written twice: board-ready (impact, risk theme, roadmap) and engineer-ready (reproduction steps, concrete fix for your stack). If your developers can't act on a finding in one reading, we've failed at the report — and we treat that as a defect.
How often should we run this?
Annually at minimum, and after major releases or architecture changes. Payments, health or personal data usually argues for quarterly cycles — that's exactly the gap the continuous program covers.
Find it first. Fix it once. Prove it's closed.
Scope your assessment in 60 seconds — or bring your endpoint inventory to a 30-minute call and leave with a scope and one number. NDA before anything, always.