Overview

Vulnerability assessment and penetration testing (VAPT) is a phenomenon in which the IT environment systems such as computers and networks are scanned to identify the presence of vulnerabilities associated with them.

Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing (VAPT) are both security services that focus on identifying vulnerabilities in the network, server and system infrastructure. Both the services serves a different purpose and are carried out to achieve different but complimentary goals.

Vulnerability Assessment focuses on internal organizational security, while Penetration Testing focuses on external real-world risk.

Why we need to conduct a Vulnerability Assessment & Penetration Testing.

Customer Needs

It is becoming common practice today for customers to request Security Certifications from their partners or vendors.

Compliance

A large number of industry standards & regulations have included Vulnerability Assessment & Penetration Testing (VAPT) as a mandatory requirement.

Security Validation

Vulnerability Assessment & Penetration Testing (VAPT) helps validate your security controls and measures against real-world attacks.

Best Practice And Data Security

Attackers scale and threats evolve, there is a need within organizations to carry out proactive security audits to protect their data and systems from evolving threats.

Features And Benefits of VAPT

• Using the Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing (VAPT) approach gives an organization a more detailed view of the threats facing its applications, enabling the business to better protect its systems and data from malicious attacks.
• Vulnerabilities can be found in applications from third-party vendors and internally made software, but most of these flaws are easily fixed once found.
• Using a VAPT provider enables IT security teams to focus on mitigating critical vulnerabilities while the VAPT provider continues to discover and classify vulnerabilities.
• Helps identify programming errors that can lead to cyber attacks
• Provides a methodical approach to risk management
• Secures IT networks from internal and external attacks
• Secures applications from business logic flaws
• Increased ROI on IT security
• Protects the organization from loss of reputation and money