What is Vulnerability Assessment & Penetration Testing?

APT is a security process that identifies weaknesses in digital systems. Vulnerability Assessment systematically scans and detects security flaws in software or networks, while Penetration Testing actively attempts to exploit these vulnerabilities to assess potential risks.

Organizations of all sizes face security risks across their IT infrastructure, including applications, network devices, and cloud systems. A common misconception is that cybercriminals ignore small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs). However, due to weaker security measures, SMBs often become primary targets. Research indicates MSME’s suffer severe consequences, including financial loss, reputational damage, client attrition, and difficulties in employee retention and business growth.

VAPT (Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing) helps businesses strengthen their cybersecurity by identifying and addressing vulnerabilities before they can be exploited. It not only enhances security and reduces risks but also improves financial resilience. Moreover, VAPT is essential for organizations seeking compliance with regulations like GDPR, ISO 27001 and PCI DSS, ensuring their technology meets security standards.

Web Application

Web application security testing involves conducting simulated attack scenarios to identify and assess potential vulnerabilities that malicious actors could exploit.

Mobile application security testing is a process that involves evaluating apps for quality, performance, usability, functionality, and compatibility across mobile platforms.

Web Services security testing is a process that ensures the secure exchange of data between systems by identifying vulnerabilities specific to Web services.

Mobile Apps

Web Services Assessment

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Thick Client / Desktop AppSec

Thick client security testing is a process that focuses on evaluating the security of desktop applications or thick client software, which perform functions by processing data locally and interacting with back-end servers and databases.

Source Code Review

A source code review is an advanced and meticulous process that involves the systematic manual and/or automated inspection of an application's source code to identify architectural flaws, insecure coding practices, hidden backdoors, injection vulnerabilities, cross-site scripting issues.

GIGW compliance ensures that applications meet the necessary regulatory, security, and privacy standards across various domains.

GIGW Compliance

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