Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing

SECOPS offers Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing (VAPT) services to help organizations identify, evaluate, and remediate security weaknesses in their digital infrastructure. In today’s threat landscape, cyber attackers exploit even the smallest vulnerabilities to gain unauthorized access, steal data, or disrupt operations. The primary purpose of SECOPS’ VAPT service is to provide a thorough security check-up of networks, applications, and systems—allowing businesses to uncover hidden risks and strengthen their defense posture before an attacker does.



Benefits

  • Identifies Security Weaknesses: VAPT helps detect vulnerabilities in systems, networks, and applications before attackers can exploit them.
  • Prevents Data Breaches: By addressing identified vulnerabilities, organizations reduce the risk of data loss or theft.
  • Ensures Compliance: VAPT supports compliance with regulations like GDPR, PCI-DSS, HIPAA, and ISO 27001 by demonstrating security controls are in place.
  • Enhances Security Posture: Regular testing improves an organization's overall cybersecurity resilience by continuously strengthening its defenses.
  • Provides Real-World Attack Simulation: Penetration testing simulates how an attacker might try to breach a system, providing insights into actual risks and attack paths.
  • Improves Risk Management: Organizations can prioritize and address vulnerabilities based on their severity, improving risk-based decision-making.
  • Protects Brand Reputation: Preventing breaches through VAPT helps maintain customer trust and protects the organization's image.
  • Supports Business Continuity: Identifying and mitigating risks early helps avoid disruptions caused by cyber incidents.
  • Facilitates Informed Investment: VAPT results guide smart investments in cybersecurity tools and resources by highlighting areas that need attention.

Service Catalogue

Vulnerability Assessment (VA)

1.  Systematic scanning of systems, networks, and applications to identify known vulnerabilities.

2.  Use of industry-leading tools to detect misconfigurations, outdated software, and potential security flaws.

Penetration Testing (PT)

1.  Simulated real-world attacks by ethical hackers to exploit vulnerabilities and assess actual risk exposure.

2.  Testing can be black-box (no prior knowledge), white-box (full knowledge), or gray-box (partial knowledge) based on client preference.

Web and Mobile Application Testing

Evaluation of application logic, input validation, session management, and authentication mechanisms.

Network Security Testing

Examination of internal and external network components, including firewalls, routers, and switches.

Reporting & Remediation Guidance

1.  Detailed reports with risk ratings, impact analysis, and step-by-step remediation recommendations.

2.  Executive summary for management and technical breakdown for IT teams.