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Vulnerability Assessment & Penetration Testing

We find the exploit before they do.

Comprehensive identification, analysis, and controlled exploitation of security weaknesses across infrastructure, applications, and networks.

7 days
End-to-end delivery
CVSS v3.1
Industry-standard scoring
≤24h
Critical-finding SLA
OSCP · CREST
Operator certifications
Overview

VAPT engagements uncover real-world attack paths across infrastructure, applications, and networks. The engagement delivers prioritized remediation guidance to strengthen overall security posture, with an executive summary for leadership and a technical plan for engineering.

What you receive
  • Executive summary
  • Technical findings report (CVSS-scored)
  • Prioritized remediation roadmap
  • Retest certification
  • Attack narrative replay package
Cadence
7-day engagement
Compliance mapping
PCI DSS 11.3ISO 27001 A.12.6SOC 2 CC7.1HIPAA §164.308(a)(8)PIPEDA
Outcomes
  • Validated attack surface with proof-of-concept evidence
  • Prioritized remediation backlog wired to your ticketing system
  • Board-ready executive summary + technical appendix
  • Retest certificate for audit evidence
Methodology

How the engagement runs. Phase by phase.

PHASE 01

Scoping & rules of engagement

Targets, in/out-of-scope, emergency contacts, escalation matrix, legal authorization.

Day 1
PHASE 02

Reconnaissance & enumeration

Passive OSINT, active service discovery, technology fingerprinting, credential exposure review.

Day 2
PHASE 03

Vulnerability discovery

Authenticated and unauthenticated scanning, manual verification, false-positive triage.

Days 3–4
PHASE 04

Exploitation & pivoting

Chained-vulnerability POCs, privilege escalation, lateral movement where authorized.

Days 4–5
PHASE 05

Reporting & readout

Executive briefing, technical report, developer-facing remediation tickets, live walkthrough call.

Days 6–7
PHASE 06

Retest & certification

Verify each closed finding, update status, issue a signed retest certificate.

Post-fix window
Tools & stack

What we actually use. No secrets.

Every tool earns its place. We publish our stack so your team can audit, review, and integrate with what we bring.

BU Burp Suite Pro
Burp Suite Pro
NU Nuclei
Nuclei
NM Nmap + NSE
Nmap + NSE
ME Metasploit Framework
Metasploit Framework
BL BloodHound + SharpHound
BloodHound + SharpHound
IM Impacket suite
Impacket suite
MO Mobile Security Framework (MobSF)
Mobile Security Framework
GH Ghidra / radare2
Ghidra
CO Cobalt Strike (authorized)
Cobalt Strike
CU Custom Python / C tooling
Custom Python
BU Burp Suite Pro
Burp Suite Pro
NU Nuclei
Nuclei
NM Nmap + NSE
Nmap + NSE
ME Metasploit Framework
Metasploit Framework
BL BloodHound + SharpHound
BloodHound + SharpHound
IM Impacket suite
Impacket suite
MO Mobile Security Framework (MobSF)
Mobile Security Framework
GH Ghidra / radare2
Ghidra
CO Cobalt Strike (authorized)
Cobalt Strike
CU Custom Python / C tooling
Custom Python
Web
  • BU Burp Suite Pro
    Burp Suite Pro
    Intercepting proxy, scanner extensions, active fuzzing
  • NU Nuclei
    Nuclei
    Template-driven CVE & misconfig scanning at scale
Network
  • NM Nmap + NSE
    Nmap + NSE
    Service discovery, version probing, scripted checks
Exploit
  • ME Metasploit Framework
    Metasploit Framework
    Validated-exploit delivery and post-ex modules
  • CU Custom Python / C tooling
    Custom Python / C tooling
    Chaining custom CVEs and proprietary protocols
AD
  • BL BloodHound + SharpHound
    BloodHound + SharpHound
    Active Directory attack-path graphing
  • IM Impacket suite
    Impacket suite
    Relay, kerberoasting, asreproast, DCSync
Mobile
  • MO Mobile Security Framework (MobSF)
    Mobile Security Framework (MobSF)
    Static + dynamic iOS/Android assessment
Reverse
  • GH Ghidra / radare2
    Ghidra / radare2
    Binary and firmware analysis for embedded targets
Red team
  • CO Cobalt Strike (authorized)
    Cobalt Strike (authorized)
    C2 for scoped adversary simulation
Techniques

How we do the work. Not just what.

T.01

Black-box external

Only the IP range and engagement letter. Mimics an unauthenticated external adversary: DNS, OSINT, credential spraying within scope.

T.02

Grey-box internal

Assumed-breach start on a standard-user laptop. Privilege escalation, lateral movement, and domain compromise paths.

T.03

White-box application

Source access with auth tokens. Authenticated flows, business-logic abuse, IDOR, SSRF, deserialization.

T.04

OWASP ASVS / WSTG

Application testing mapped to ASVS Level 2/3 and OWASP WSTG for traceability in your GRC tooling.

T.05

MITRE ATT&CK mapping

Every finding is tagged with the ATT&CK technique ID so blue teams can mirror detections.

T.06

Safe-exploit discipline

No destructive actions without written authorization. Rollback plan is part of every POC.

From the field

Real problems. Real fixes.

Anonymized incidents from actual engagements: what broke, why it mattered, and how we fixed it.

01
Problem

Legacy JSP app with 14 years of patches: scanners returned 900+ false positives.

Impact

Previous vendor's report was unreadable; engineering triaged it as noise and shipped nothing.

Resolution

Manual-first approach: verified each scanner hit, deduped against the SBOM, and delivered 38 real issues grouped by root cause, 3 of which chained into unauth RCE.

02
Problem

Client's production WAF blocked our scanners on day one.

Impact

Risk of a test that only measures the WAF, not the underlying app.

Resolution

Coordinated an allow-list for a dedicated test egress IP during business hours, then re-tested with the WAF in-line to measure detection coverage separately.

03
Problem

OT environment where any service crash would halt a production line.

Impact

Standard scans were off-limits; executives still needed an honest security signal.

Resolution

Passive taps + protocol-aware probes; active testing only on a duplicate rig built from config exports. Findings translated to the live system with customer change-control.

Data model

Engagement data flow

How authorization, findings, and evidence move through a VAPT engagement.

input
process
store
output
authorized POC + logs after fix Rules of engagement Scope + targets Reconnaissance Exploitation Evidence vault (encrypted) Findings + CVSS Retest certificate
Metrics we ship against

Targets, not promises.

Metric
Our target
Baseline (industry avg)
Time-to-first-finding
< 48 hours
Industry avg: 5 days
Critical-finding verification
100% manually validated
Scanner-only avg: 12% false-positive
Retest closure rate
≥ 94% within 90 days
Industry avg: 61%
Developer-facing tickets
One per root cause
Vs. one per scanner hit
Questions we hear

Answered plainly.

Have something we didn't cover? Ask us directly →

Will this take down production?
No. We separate passive discovery from active exploitation. Destructive techniques require written per-target authorization and are executed in a pre-agreed window with your on-call.
Can you test our cloud + on-prem together?
Yes. Our standard engagement covers hybrid environments including AWS/Azure/GCP, Active Directory, and on-prem network segments under one rules-of-engagement.
Do you re-test after we fix the findings?
Yes. A retest is included for every finding closed within 90 days. You receive a signed retest certificate usable for auditor evidence.
How is this different from a vulnerability scanner?
Scanners find theoretical issues. We chain them into exploit paths, show business impact, and verify every finding manually. You get 10× fewer tickets and 100% real issues.
Next step

Scope a vulnerability assessment engagement.

30-minute scoping call. You'll talk to an operator, not a BDR.