VAPT
We test your web apps, mobile apps, APIs and networks the way an attacker would, then test again once you have fixed what we found. You get a report your developers can act on and your auditor and customers can read.
Who it is for
- A customer or partner has asked for a recent penetration test report.
- You are about to launch a product or a major release.
- Your audit or your regulator expects testing at least once a year.
What you get
- A report with an executive summary and every finding rated by risk, with steps to reproduce it and how to fix it
- A walkthrough of the findings with your developers
- A retest of the fixed findings, and an updated report
- A summary letter you can share with customers once the retest is done
How it runs
Scope
We agree what is in scope, the testing window, the accounts we need and the rules of engagement, in writing.
Test
Automated scanning, then manual testing guided by the OWASP testing guides. Anything critical is reported to you as soon as we find it.
Report
A written report and a walkthrough, with fixes in priority order.
Retest
Once you have fixed the findings, we test them again and update the report.
- Typical length
- One to three weeks of testing, depending on scope, then the retest. Lengths are typical. We confirm them when we agree the scope.
- What we need from you
- A test environment close to production, test accounts for each role, and a named contact on your side.
Frameworks it helps with
- ISO/IEC 27001
- SOC 2
- RBI NBFC cyber directions
Auditors look for regular technical testing and proof that findings were fixed. The report and the retest are that proof.
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