VAPT
A vulnerability list is only the beginning.
Explore the servicePerfect Indian Cyber
Know your exposure.
Secure what
comes next.
Cybersecurity assessments that connect technical findings to real business risk. Test your applications, APIs and infrastructure—with a clear scope and a practical path to remediation.
Authorised testing. Evidence-led reporting. Clear next steps.
ASSESSMENT FRAMEWORKDefined by your scope
Understand the attack surface
One scope.
Connected security decisions.
Connected security decisions.
Web applications & APIsApplication layer
Mobile productsClient + services
Networks & cloudInfrastructure
01Identify exposure
02Validate impact
03Guide remediation
Illustrative workflow · Deliverables and coverage agreed before testing.
Written authorisationAgreed rules of engagementActionable findingsScoped remediation retesting
Our services
Security work built
around your environment.
Choose a focused assessment or combine services around a defined application, product or infrastructure scope.
Web & API security
Assess your application beyond automated scans.
Explore the serviceMobile app security
Explore risks in Android and iOS applications and their supporting APIs, with testing focused on the version and environments you authorise.
Explore the serviceNetwork & cloud
Review the configuration and access decisions that shape your infrastructure risk.
Explore the serviceBlack-box testing
Understand what can be discovered and tested with limited starting information.
Explore the serviceReview & retest
Support your engineering team with focused reviews of code, configuration or existing findings.
Explore the serviceHow we work
Clear boundaries.
Useful outcomes.
Testing should bring clarity to your team. Every engagement starts by defining what is authorised and ends with findings you can act on.
Agree the scope
Assets, environments, permissions, testing windows and stop conditions are documented before work begins.
Test with purpose
Combine relevant discovery and manual testing within the agreed rules of engagement.
Make risk clear
Connect evidence, technical impact and remediation priorities in a report your teams can use.
Check the fixes
When included in your scope, retest agreed changes and document what remains open.
What you receive
A report that
moves work forward.
Findings should be understandable to decision-makers and usable by the people implementing changes.
- An executive view of risk and priorities
- Technical evidence and reproduction guidance
- Remediation recommendations for your team
- Documented scope, coverage and limitations
Final deliverables, timelines and retesting are confirmed in the written proposal. An assessment cannot guarantee that every vulnerability will be found.
Reporting structure
From observation
to informed action.
01
Finding & evidence
What was observed and how it was validated.
02
Impact & priority
Why it matters within the assessed environment.
03
Fix & verification
Practical next steps and agreed retest outcomes.
Illustrative report structure, not a client report.
Before we begin
Your questions, answered.
What is the difference between a vulnerability assessment and penetration testing?
A vulnerability assessment identifies potential weaknesses. Penetration testing adds scoped validation to investigate exploitability and impact. The combination, depth and coverage are agreed for your environment.
Can you test a production application?
Testing environments and risk controls are agreed before work begins. Production assessments require explicit approval, testing windows, stop conditions and any necessary exclusions. A staging environment may be more appropriate for some techniques.
What do black-box, grey-box and white-box mean?
These describe the starting access and information available to the tester. Black-box testing begins with limited information; grey-box may include selected user accounts or context; white-box may include source code and detailed design information. The choice depends on your assessment goals.
Do you provide certification or guarantee compliance?
A security assessment is not automatically a certification or regulatory attestation. Any compliance-specific scope, qualifications or formal deliverable must be confirmed in the written proposal. We do not promise complete security or universal compliance.
How do we request an assessment?
Tell us the service you need, a high-level asset overview and your timeline. Please do not send credentials or confidential vulnerability evidence in the initial request. We will agree a suitable channel before exchanging sensitive material.
Start with scope
What needs to be tested?
Let’s define it together.
Share your service need, environment and timeline.