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Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing (VAPT) is a term used to describe security testing aimed at identifying and mitigating cyber security vulnerabilities. VAPT can mean different things in different parts of the world, and it can refer to multiple distinct services or a single, combined offering. VAPT can range from automated vulnerability assessments to human-led penetration testing operations. Our security auditing is based on Compliance Standards and Certifications. We facilitate Internal and External Auditing Services to be performed on a Yearly, Half Yearly, Quarterly, Bimonthly, Monthly and Daily Basis.

Internal & Cloud Infrastructure VAPT
Internal & Cloud Infrastructure VAPT

The vulnerabilities in your network could very well enable a cyber intruder to collude and compromise the networks. This methodology gives you an overview of your company's security flaws. Infrastructure VAPT also helps evaluate an organization's adherence to standard security policies and its rate of response to cyber threats. This method evaluates both internal and external systems of the company.

Web Application VAPT

Web applications are critical to businesses' success and an appealing target for cybercriminals. Web application penetration testing services assess applications proactively to identify vulnerabilities that could result in the loss of sensitive user and financial information.

Web Application VAPT
Mobile Application VAPT
Mobile Application VAPT

Mobile applications are becoming the norm for businesses today, and as more businesses adopt a mobile-first approach, there is some concern about the security it provides. This is where the mobile application VAPT comes in handy. There are a number of steps required to ensure data security in compliance with regulations such as GDPR. Loopholes expose the app to potential threats and leave the app vulnerable. Complete and thorough testing of the mobile application that includes static and behavioural analysis that delivers full visibility into the flaws in the application is thus essential.

API Security Testing

API security means safeguarding API endpoints from attackers and designing secure APIs. Unauthorized access, data leakage, sanctioning fuzzy input, injection vulnerabilities, parameter tampering, and other issues may indeed result as the consequences of a vulnerable API.

API Security Testing
Firewall Configuration Review
Firewall Configuration Review

Firewalls are the most effective way to protect your systems from attacks and intrusion. Firewall configuration is essential for any business that is connected to the Internet. Firewall configuration reduces the risk of unauthorised access to your company's network and data. We examine the firewall's entire configuration in accordance with industry best practices, including PCI-DSS and Center for Internet Security guidelines, and ensure compliance. At the end of the review process, a comprehensive report is provided that includes every detail about the firewall environment's flaws, as well as remediation steps for the findings and a detailed configuration review of the firewall ruleset covering line-by-line assessment results.

Security Code Review

Secure code review is a manual or automated process that examines the source code of an application. This examination's goal is to identify any existing security flaws or vulnerabilities. Code review looks for logic errors, examines spec implementation, and checks style guidelines. Automated code review is a process in which a tool automatically reviews an application's source code, using a predefined set of rules to look for bad code. Manual code review entails a human inspecting source code line by line for vulnerabilities. Manual code review aids in the clarification of the context of coding decisions.

Security Code Review
Phishing Attack
Phishing Attack

Phishing is a social engineering exercise in which malicious actors send fraudulent emails to victims to persuade them to perform specific actions such as clicking on a link or attachment, sending over their credentials, transferring money, or installing malicious software on their machines. In the corporate world, attackers frequently use phishing as the first step in gaining access to a target organisation. According to reports, phishing accounts for 90% of data breaches and has increased by 65% in the last year. Our fully-managed phishing programme is designed for businesses concerned about their users' ability to distinguish between a phishing email and a genuine one.

Server Hardening & Configuration Review

Server Hardening and Configuration Review helps assess businesses' server security by methodically validating data and validating the efficacy of server hardening and configuration controls. This process offers to fine-tune the server's operating framework to improve security and prevent unauthorised access from third parties. A large number of software hardening methodologies are thus required to implement by checking and overseeing administrations where we intently screen all fundamental server components that affect your virtual organisation.

Server Hardening & Configuration Review
AD Scan
AD Scan

Insecure Active Directory (AD) deployment always makes headlines of a breach. AD has become a popular target for attackers looking to escalate privileges and facilitate lateral movement by exploiting known flaws and misconfigurations. Unfortunately, most organisations struggle with Active Directory security as domains become more complex, leaving security teams unable to find and fix flaws before they become business-impacting issues. Our Scan reports will help you assess the loopholes and help mitigate them in a jiffy.

Database Security Testing Scan

Database security refers to the controls and protections put in place to protect databases from malicious attacks. This procedure also helps to secure the database management system that accesses this data. The objective is to shield the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of corporate information. Database security best practices are incorporated to reduce vulnerabilities within an organisation while optimising database protection. Internal and external threats to databases include Unrestricted database privileges, SQL injections, a poor audit trail, exposed database backups, database misconfiguration, a lack of security expertise, denial of service (DoS), and poor data management.

Database Security Testing Scan
Offline Config Audit
Offline Config Audit

Offline Configuration audits enable scanning hosts without the need for a network scan or the use of credentials, which may be restricted by organisational policies for security reasons. This audit service supports compliance scanning for multiple security frameworks.

PCI Internal Scan

The internal (PCI DSS 11.2.1) scanning requirements for ongoing vulnerability management programmes that satisfy PCI compliance criteria can be achieved using this scan. These scans can be deployed for ongoing vulnerability management, and keep running until the test is passed or a clean result is achieved. While the PCI DSS necessitates you to provide evidence of a minimum of quarterly passing or "clean" scans, the organisation must also undertake scans after any significant changes to the network (PCI DSS 11.2.3).

PCI Internal Scan
IoT Security
IoT Security

It's crucial to make sure that Internet of Things (IoT) devices are cyber-secure since they enable increasingly sophisticated technical capabilities, including essential infrastructure. A higher risk factor is associated with an attack as many IoT devices get shipped with known flaws. For instance, many products come with hardcoded, factory-set passwords. Due to these critical security flaws, corporate networks get exposed to hacker attacks and data breaches. Organizations can more clearly identify and mitigate their cyber risk with the use of Cyber Exposure, a method to monitor and measure the modern attack surface.

Ransomware Scan

Proactively fixing the vulnerabilities aids in defending against ransomware before attacks make use of them. In order to mitigate cyber risk, it's essential to identify all vulnerabilities and incorrect setups across your attack surface, forecast which problems will have a huge impact based on threat data, and take prompt action. By identifying and rectifying vulnerabilities associated to ransomware attacks, these scans will aid in maintaining the integrity of the corporate systems. Deploy important metrics to assess and report the effectiveness of your operational controls in lowering risk, and use benchmarking data to assess performance both internally and externally.

Ransomware Scan
Malware Scan
Malware Scan

This functionality enhances and expands antivirus solutions and enables enterprises to discover harmful software that is frequently missed and challenging to detect. This scan report assists in identifying infected systems by leveraging the power of dozens of industry-leading antivirus engines, detecting botnet infections, systems connected to known botnets, and websites hosting malicious content associated with botnet propagation and auditing an organization's antivirus agent for vulnerabilities, out-of-date signature rules, and misconfigurations.

Log4Shell

The vulnerability occurs when the Log4j2 library receives variable data from LDAP and JNDI lookups and executes it without verifying it. As a result, an open threat was created, that can be used to send the malicious payload by constructing a malicious request. This flaw is also known as Log4Shell and Log4Jam. Log4j needs to be part of a running application or service that’s exposed to the internet or internal network to exploit the vulnerabilities to scan for Log4j vulnerabilities. To identify Log4j Vulnerable assets, detect which devices have Log4j installed and running as active service. This can be achieved by scanning the applications and identifying any internet-facing devices running Log4j.

Log4Shell
Automated Patch Management
Automated Patch Management

Automated patch management can help simplify the process of keeping operating systems and applications up to date by first automating scans to check devices within the environment to determine which patches each system, software, or app is missing. Then, automated deployment can send the appropriate patches to all relevant devices.

Email Security

Email security solutions are designed to protect against phishing attacks and other email-borne attack vectors, protecting email accounts from external threats. While many email services have built-in security, organizations may need additional solutions to protect against modern cyber threats.

Email Security
Internal & Cloud Infrastructure VAPT
Internal & Cloud Infrastructure VAPT

The vulnerabilities in your network could very well enable a cyber intruder to collude and compromise the networks. This methodology gives you an overview of your company's security flaws. Infrastructure VAPT also helps evaluate an organization's adherence to standard security policies and its rate of response to cyber threats. This method evaluates both internal and external systems of the company.

Web Application VAPT
Web Application VAPT

Web applications are critical to businesses' success and an appealing target for cybercriminals. Web application penetration testing services assess applications proactively to identify vulnerabilities that could result in the loss of sensitive user and financial information.

Mobile Application VAPT
Mobile Application VAPT

Mobile applications are becoming the norm for businesses today, and as more businesses adopt a mobile-first approach, there is some concern about the security it provides. This is where the mobile application VAPT comes in handy. There are a number of steps required to ensure data security in compliance with regulations such as GDPR. Loopholes expose the app to potential threats and leave the app vulnerable. Complete and thorough testing of the mobile application that includes static and behavioural analysis that delivers full visibility into the flaws in the application is thus essential.

API Security Testing
API Security Testing

API security means safeguarding API endpoints from attackers and designing secure APIs. Unauthorized access, data leakage, sanctioning fuzzy input, injection vulnerabilities, parameter tampering, and other issues may indeed result as the consequences of a vulnerable API.

Firewall Configuration Review
Firewall Configuration Review

Firewalls are the most effective way to protect your systems from attacks and intrusion. Firewall configuration is essential for any business that is connected to the Internet. Firewall configuration reduces the risk of unauthorised access to your company's network and data. We examine the firewall's entire configuration in accordance with industry best practices, including PCI-DSS and Center for Internet Security guidelines, and ensure compliance. At the end of the review process, a comprehensive report is provided that includes every detail about the firewall environment's flaws, as well as remediation steps for the findings and a detailed configuration review of the firewall ruleset covering line-by-line assessment results.

Security Code Review
Security Code Review

Secure code review is a manual or automated process that examines the source code of an application. This examination's goal is to identify any existing security flaws or vulnerabilities. Code review looks for logic errors, examines spec implementation, and checks style guidelines. Automated code review is a process in which a tool automatically reviews an application's source code, using a predefined set of rules to look for bad code. Manual code review entails a human inspecting source code line by line for vulnerabilities. Manual code review aids in the clarification of the context of coding decisions.

Phishing Attack
Phishing Attack

Phishing is a social engineering exercise in which malicious actors send fraudulent emails to victims to persuade them to perform specific actions such as clicking on a link or attachment, sending over their credentials, transferring money, or installing malicious software on their machines. In the corporate world, attackers frequently use phishing as the first step in gaining access to a target organisation. According to reports, phishing accounts for 90% of data breaches and has increased by 65% in the last year. Our fully-managed phishing programme is designed for businesses concerned about their users' ability to distinguish between a phishing email and a genuine one.

Server Hardening & Configuration Review
Server Hardening & Configuration Review

Server Hardening and Configuration Review helps assess businesses' server security by methodically validating data and validating the efficacy of server hardening and configuration controls. This process offers to fine-tune the server's operating framework to improve security and prevent unauthorised access from third parties. A large number of software hardening methodologies are thus required to implement by checking and overseeing administrations where we intently screen all fundamental server components that affect your virtual organisation.

AD Scan
AD Scan

Insecure Active Directory (AD) deployment always makes headlines of a breach. AD has become a popular target for attackers looking to escalate privileges and facilitate lateral movement by exploiting known flaws and misconfigurations. Unfortunately, most organisations struggle with Active Directory security as domains become more complex, leaving security teams unable to find and fix flaws before they become business-impacting issues. Our Scan reports will help you assess the loopholes and help mitigate them in a jiffy.

Database Security Testing Scan
Database Security Testing Scan

Database security refers to the controls and protections put in place to protect databases from malicious attacks. This procedure also helps to secure the database management system that accesses this data. The objective is to shield the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of corporate information. Database security best practices are incorporated to reduce vulnerabilities within an organisation while optimising database protection. Internal and external threats to databases include Unrestricted database privileges, SQL injections, a poor audit trail, exposed database backups, database misconfiguration, a lack of security expertise, denial of service (DoS), and poor data management.

Offline Config Audit
Offline Config Audit

Offline Configuration audits enable scanning hosts without the need for a network scan or the use of credentials, which may be restricted by organisational policies for security reasons. This audit service supports compliance scanning for multiple security frameworks.

PCI Internal Scan
PCI Internal Scan

The internal (PCI DSS 11.2.1) scanning requirements for ongoing vulnerability management programmes that satisfy PCI compliance criteria can be achieved using this scan. These scans can be deployed for ongoing vulnerability management, and keep running until the test is passed or a clean result is achieved. While the PCI DSS necessitates you to provide evidence of a minimum of quarterly passing or "clean" scans, the organisation must also undertake scans after any significant changes to the network (PCI DSS 11.2.3).

IoT Security
IoT Security

It's crucial to make sure that Internet of Things (IoT) devices are cyber-secure since they enable increasingly sophisticated technical capabilities, including essential infrastructure. A higher risk factor is associated with an attack as many IoT devices get shipped with known flaws. For instance, many products come with hardcoded, factory-set passwords. Due to these critical security flaws, corporate networks get exposed to hacker attacks and data breaches. Organizations can more clearly identify and mitigate their cyber risk with the use of Cyber Exposure, a method to monitor and measure the modern attack surface.

Ransomware Scan
Ransomware Scan

Proactively fixing the vulnerabilities aids in defending against ransomware before attacks make use of them. In order to mitigate cyber risk, it's essential to identify all vulnerabilities and incorrect setups across your attack surface, forecast which problems will have a huge impact based on threat data, and take prompt action. By identifying and rectifying vulnerabilities associated to ransomware attacks, these scans will aid in maintaining the integrity of the corporate systems. Deploy important metrics to assess and report the effectiveness of your operational controls in lowering risk, and use benchmarking data to assess performance both internally and externally.

Malware Scan
Malware Scan

This functionality enhances and expands antivirus solutions and enables enterprises to discover harmful software that is frequently missed and challenging to detect. This scan report assists in identifying infected systems by leveraging the power of dozens of industry-leading antivirus engines, detecting botnet infections, systems connected to known botnets, and websites hosting malicious content associated with botnet propagation and auditing an organization's antivirus agent for vulnerabilities, out-of-date signature rules, and misconfigurations.

Log4Shell
Log4Shell

The vulnerability occurs when the Log4j2 library receives variable data from LDAP and JNDI lookups and executes it without verifying it. As a result, an open threat was created, that can be used to send the malicious payload by constructing a malicious request. This flaw is also known as Log4Shell and Log4Jam. Log4j needs to be part of a running application or service that’s exposed to the internet or internal network to exploit the vulnerabilities to scan for Log4j vulnerabilities. To identify Log4j Vulnerable assets, detect which devices have Log4j installed and running as active service. This can be achieved by scanning the applications and identifying any internet-facing devices running Log4j.

Automated Patch Management
Automated Patch Management

Automated patch management can help simplify the process of keeping operating systems and applications up to date by first automating scans to check devices within the environment to determine which patches each system, software, or app is missing. Then, automated deployment can send the appropriate patches to all relevant devices.

Email Security
Email Security

Email security solutions are designed to protect against phishing attacks and other email-borne attack vectors, protecting email accounts from external threats. While many email services have built-in security, organizations may need additional solutions to protect against modern cyber threats.