Find the weaknesses in your website, app or network before attackers do.
Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing (VAPT) combines automated scanning with manual, hands-on testing to find real, exploitable security issues, not just a long scanner printout. You get a clear report your developers can act on, and proof for customers, auditors or regulators that your application has been tested.
Who this is for
- SaaS products and startups preparing for launch or an enterprise customer’s security review
- Businesses with customer portals, e-commerce sites or WordPress sites handling personal data
- Agencies whose clients ask for a VAPT report before go-live
- Organisations that need security testing evidence for ISO 27001 or client questionnaires
What we test
- Web applications: tested against the OWASP Top 10 and OWASP Web Security Testing Guide, including authentication, session handling, access control, injection, XSS and business-logic flaws
- APIs: REST/JSON APIs, including authorisation flaws, data exposure and rate-limiting
- WordPress and CMS sites: plugins, themes, configuration and hosting exposure
- External network: internet-facing servers, open services, TLS configuration and exposed admin panels
- Internal network (small environments): segmentation, weak services and credential hygiene, done on-site or over VPN
What you get
- Executive summary for management in plain language
- Detailed technical findings, each with a CVSS severity rating, affected URL or host, steps to reproduce and evidence
- Clear remediation guidance for your developers or hosting team
- Free retest of fixed findings within an agreed window, plus an updated report
- Debrief call with your team to go through results
How it works
- Discovery call: what to test, environments and any compliance requirements
- Scope, quote and written authorisation: testing only begins after a signed scope and authorisation from the system owner
- Testing: automated scanning plus manual testing, preferably on a staging environment
- Report, debrief and retest
A typical web application test takes 5–10 working days depending on size and complexity, plus time for reporting and the retest.
Why work with us
Every engagement is delivered personally by Bhaskar Soni, a hands-on Linux, DevOps and security practitioner based in Ahmedabad. The work is not outsourced to a junior team. We work with small and mid-sized businesses, startups, agencies and IT teams across India and internationally, both remotely and on-site in Gujarat.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a vulnerability assessment and a penetration test?
A vulnerability assessment identifies and lists known weaknesses, largely with scanning tools. A penetration test goes further: we manually try to exploit issues and chain them together to show real business impact. Our VAPT service includes both.
Will testing take my site down?
We avoid destructive tests and agree testing windows in advance. Where possible, we test a staging copy of production. Any risky tests are discussed with you first.
Do you need our permission in writing?
Yes, always. We only test systems you own or are authorised to have tested, under a signed scope and authorisation. This protects both of us.
How much does VAPT cost?
It depends on the number of applications, user roles, API endpoints or IP addresses in scope. Share details in the form below for a fixed quote.
Request a quote
Tell us a little about your environment and goals. Choose VAPT (Vulnerability Assessment & Penetration Testing) in the form below, and we will reply within 1–2 business days with questions about scope and a fixed quote. There is no obligation.
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