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Vulnerability and Penetration Testing
Find the weaknesses an attacker would use, prove their impact and close them with clear guidance.
Overview
What it is and who needs it
Vulnerability assessment and penetration testing (VAPT) is a controlled, authorised attack on your applications and infrastructure. Our testers combine automated scanning with manual testing to find weaknesses, confirm which can really be exploited and show what an attacker could reach.
Every engagement is scoped in writing before work begins and ends with a retest, so the outcome is a list of closed findings and not a report that sits on a shelf.
Who needs it
- SaaS and fintech companies answering customer security questionnaires
- Organisations preparing for ISO 27001, PCI DSS or a regulatory audit
- Teams releasing a new application, API or major feature
- Businesses that have not had an independent test in the past year
Scope
What is covered
Web applications
Authentication, session handling, access control, input handling and business logic.
Mobile apps
Android and iOS apps, including local storage, transport security and the APIs behind them.
APIs
REST, GraphQL and SOAP interfaces tested for broken authorisation, data exposure and abuse.
Internal and external networks
Exposed services, weak configurations, patch gaps and paths for lateral movement.
Cloud configuration
Identity, storage, network and logging settings reviewed against provider and industry benchmarks.
Thick-client applications
Desktop software tested for insecure storage, weak communication and tampering.
Methodology
Aligned with recognised testing standards
Our test plans and reports follow published methodologies, so results are consistent and stand up to auditor and customer review.
OWASP Web Security Testing Guide OWASP Mobile Application Security OWASP API Security Top 10 PTES NIST SP 800-115
Our approach
How we work, step by step
01
Scoping
We agree targets, test accounts, timing and rules of engagement, and confirm them in writing.
02
Reconnaissance
We map the attack surface: hosts, endpoints, technologies, roles and data flows.
03
Testing
Automated scanning is followed by manual testing of each function against the agreed methodology.
04
Exploitation
We safely exploit confirmed weaknesses to show real impact, without disrupting your service.
05
Reporting
Findings are rated by severity, evidenced and explained, then walked through with your team.
06
Retesting
Once fixes are in place we retest each finding and issue a closure letter.
Deliverables
What you receive
- Executive summary for management and customers
- Technical report with severity ratings and evidence for each finding
- Remediation guidance written for the engineers who will fix the issues
- One retest of all reported findings
- Closure letter confirming the retested position
Why iSecurify
Three reasons customers choose us
01
Manual testing by practitioners
Tools find the easy issues. Our testers look for the logic and authorisation flaws that scanners miss.
02
Reports engineers can act on
Each finding has clear reproduction steps, evidence and a specific fix.
03
Fixed scope, retest included
You know the cost and the deliverables before we start, and the retest is part of the engagement.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
How long does a penetration test take?
A single web application or API typically takes one to two weeks from kick-off to report, depending on its size and complexity. We confirm the schedule in the scoping document before work begins.
Will testing disrupt our production systems?
Testing is planned to avoid disruption. We agree testing windows, do not use denial-of-service techniques unless you ask for them, and can test a staging environment where it mirrors production.
What is the difference between a vulnerability assessment and a penetration test?
A vulnerability assessment identifies and ranks known weaknesses, largely with tools. A penetration test goes further: a tester tries to exploit weaknesses and chain them together to show what an attacker could achieve.
Do you retest after we fix the findings?
Yes. One retest of the reported findings is part of every engagement, and the closure letter reflects the retested position.
Can we share the report with customers and auditors?
Yes. The executive summary and closure letter are written to be shared with customers, auditors and partners without exposing sensitive technical detail.
Customer stories
What our customers say
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Outsourcing our cybersecurity operations to iSecurify has been a strategic advantage. From real-time threat monitoring to compliance assistance, their managed services have brought us peace of mind and enabled our internal team to focus on business growth.
Swapon Adhikary
Director · The Hird
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Following the launch of our website in both Dubai and India, we required immediate security validation to ensure platform integrity. iSecurify delivered a rapid yet comprehensive application security assessment, providing detailed and actionable findings. Their expert team collaborated directly with our developers to swiftly remediate vulnerabilities, enabling us to go live with confidence and security.
Krutarth Pandya
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We deployed iSecurify’s iSIEM-based monitoring with automated IP blocking, and the results were immediate. Malicious IPs targeting our systems were detected and blocked in real time. The integration was seamless, and the improvement in our threat response has been significant.
Nandeep Mehta
Organisations we work with
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