VAPT & penetration testing for websites and networks in India and the UAE
I test your website, web app or network the way an attacker would, then give you a report you can act on: every finding ranked by real-world risk, with the fix. My reports to public disclosure programs earned acknowledgements from NASA, the USPTO, the State of California and India's NCIIPC.
Who this is for
- 01/03Passenger
Businesses handling customer data that need to know where they're exposed
- 02/03Passenger
Teams launching a new web app who want it tested before attackers do
- 03/03Passenger
Companies that need a security assessment for a client or compliance requirement
What's included: Cybersecurity & VAPT
- SEC-01
Web application testing
Authentication, sessions, input handling, access control and business logic: the places real attacks land.
- SEC-02
Network & infrastructure testing
Exposed services, misconfigurations and weak points in the systems behind your applications.
- SEC-03
Security audits
A review of configuration, headers, dependencies and practices, with a fix list in priority order.
- SEC-04
Retesting
After you fix the issues, I test again to confirm they're closed.
- SEC-05
Advisory
Plain-language guidance on what to fix first and how to stay secure as you grow.
How it works
5 stages from first conversation to a result you can use.
- 01/05Check-in
Scope & authorisation
Agree exactly what's tested, and get written permission. Testing never starts without it.
- 02/05Security
Test
Manual and tool-assisted testing of the agreed targets.
- 03/05Boarding
Report
Every finding explained, ranked by risk, with steps to fix it.
- 04/05Departure
Fix support
Help your developers close the issues.
- 05/05Cruising
Retest
Confirm the fixes hold.
Cargo & Deliverables: What you get
Every engagement finishes with tangible, 100% owned digital assets. Packaged, inspected, and verified before final handover.
- PAYLOAD [01]INSPECTED
VAPT report with risk-ranked findings
VERIFIED OUTPUT100% Client Owned - PAYLOAD [02]INSPECTED
Clear remediation steps for each issue
VERIFIED OUTPUT100% Client Owned - PAYLOAD [03]INSPECTED
Retest confirmation
VERIFIED OUTPUT100% Client Owned - PAYLOAD [04]INSPECTED
Executive summary for non-technical readers
VERIFIED OUTPUT100% Client Owned
Public Vulnerability Acknowledgements
Proof that defensive engineering begins with offensive researcher expertise. Official security vulnerability acknowledgements from aerospace, federal, and national infrastructure programs:
NASAAcknowledged
U.S. Patent and Trademark OfficeAcknowledged
State of CaliforniaAcknowledged
NCIIPC (Government of India)Acknowledged
Repository, domain DNS, API credentials, and assets belong entirely to you. Zero vendor lock-in or proprietary traps.
Built from an attacker's perspective. Input validation, security headers, and dependencies are inspected before launch.
One dedicated tech lead from first scope to deployment. No junior delegation, no lost requirements.
Cybersecurity & VAPT: questions
Q01What's the difference between a vulnerability assessment and a penetration test?
An assessment finds and lists weaknesses. A penetration test goes further and checks which ones can actually be exploited, and how far an attacker could get. VAPT combines both.
Q02Will testing take my site down?
Testing is planned to avoid disruption. Anything that could affect a live system is agreed with you first, and can run against a staging copy instead.
Q03Do you need permission to test?
Always. Testing only happens with written authorisation from the owner of the systems, against an agreed scope.
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