Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing (VAPT)
Find Security Gaps Before Hackers Exploit Them
We deliver end-to-end VAPT services to identify, validate, and help remediate security vulnerabilities across your web applications, mobile apps, APIs, networks, cloud environments, and infrastructure.
Our security experts combine automated vulnerability assessment with Penetration Testing to uncover weaknesses that scanners often miss—including business-logic flaws, broken access controls, authentication issues, and exploitable attack chains.
Our Highlights
- Compliance support and reports aligned with ISO 27001
- Manual validation by the cybersecurity experts. Every vulnerability is checked by the experts before it reaches your report.
- Actionable Remediation: Step-by-step fix guides for your team.
Attackers Don’t Wait for Your Next Audit
Small and mid-sized businesses are now a prime target. Attackers use automated tools that scan the internet around the clock for exposed apps, weak passwords, unpatched systems, and misconfigured cloud services. Most breaches start with a gap that was already there and could have been found and fixed.
- Hidden vulnerabilities: Code, configurations, and third-party components change constantly, and new weaknesses appear with them.
- Compliance pressure: Customers, regulators, and auditors increasingly ask for proof of independent security testing.
- Limited in-house expertise: Most small and mid-sized businesses (SMEs) don’t have a dedicated offensive security team. In Verizon’s 2026 Data Breach Investigations Report, small organizations made up about 96% of ransomware victims where company size was known.
What is VAPT?
VAPT is a structured security testing process that helps organizations understand where they are exposed and how severe those risks are.
- Vulnerability Assessment (VA): A systematic scan and review to identify known weaknesses across your systems.
- Penetration Testing (PT): Ethical hackers actively try to exploit those weaknesses, the way a real attacker would, to show what could actually be compromised and how far they could get.
A scan tells you what might be wrong. A Penetration Test shows you what an attacker can actually do about it.
Why your business needs VAPT
Cyberattacks increasingly target applications, APIs, cloud workloads, employee access, and third-party integrations. A single unpatched vulnerability or weak access control can expose customer data, disrupt operations, damage brand trust, and create regulatory risk.
With VAPT, you can:
- Identify security gaps before malicious actors exploit them.
- Validate real exploitability rather than relying only on automated scan results.
- Prioritize fixes based on business impact and severity.
- Meet customer, investor, audit, and compliance expectations.
- Strengthen your overall security posture with actionable recommendations.
- Reduce the risk of data breaches, ransomware exposure, and service disruption.
Our Services
We tailor every VAPT engagement to your technology stack, business risks, and compliance requirements.
Testing Area | What We Assess |
Web Applications | Authentication, authorization, session management, input validation, business logic, OWASP Top 10 risks |
Mobile Applications | Insecure storage, weak authentication, API abuse, reverse engineering risks, platform-specific issues |
APIs | REST and GraphQL security, broken object-level authorization, excessive data exposure, injection, rate-limiting gaps |
Infrastructure, including Networks | Servers, endpoints, databases, Active directory, patching posture, privilege escalation, and configuration weaknesses. External and internal network exposure, firewall and router misconfigurations, vulnerable services, lateral movement risks |
Cloud Security | AWS, Azure, and GCP misconfigurations, identity and access risks, storage exposure, network and workload security |
Wireless Security | Rogue access points, weak encryption, unauthorized devices, and wireless network segmentation issues |
Social Engineering | Phishing simulations, pretexting, and human-layer security awareness testing—where authorized |
Our testing approach follows recognized industry methodologies, including OWASP, WSTG, OWASP API top 10, PTES, HP 800-115 testing guidance, and structured phases such as intelligence gathering, threat modeling, vulnerability analysis, and controlled exploitation.
Our VAPT methodology
Scope & Planning: We understand your environment, objectives, applications, infrastructure, testing requirements, and business priorities.
Information Gathering: We collect relevant information about the target environment to understand its attack surface and identify potential entry points.
Vulnerability Assessment: Automated tools and manual techniques are used to identify potential vulnerabilities and security weaknesses.
Manual Security Testing: Our security professionals manually validate vulnerabilities and investigate areas that automated scanners may miss.
Penetration Testing: Where appropriate and within the agreed scope, we attempt controlled exploitation of identified vulnerabilities to determine their actual impact.
Threat Modelling: It is a structured cybersecurity practice used to find and fix security vulnerabilities in a system before hackers can exploit them.
Risk & Impact Analysis: We analyze the findings based on severity, exploitability, affected assets, and potential business impact.
Reporting: You receive a detailed report containing identified vulnerabilities, evidence, risk ratings, and remediation recommendations.
Remediation & Retesting: After vulnerabilities are addressed, we can perform retesting to verify whether the identified issues have been successfully resolved.
VAPT testing types
Black-box: No prior information provided, mimicking an outside attacker. Focuses on what is publicly visible from the internet.
Grey-box: Tested using standard user credentials with limited internal details. Ideal for most web applications and APIs, offering the best depth of findings relative to cost.
White-box: Full access granted to source code and architecture documents. Recommended for high-risk or critical applications.
Why Eagle
Why Businesses Choose Eagle for VAPT
- ISO 27001 certified
- Certified engineers
- Manual-first approach
- Plain-language reports
- Remediation support
- SME-friendly engagement
- End-to-end security partner
- Confidentiality
- Affordable & customizable pricing
- Quick Response Time
Frequently asked questions?
1. How often should VAPT be performed?
At minimum, conduct VAPT annually or after major changes such as a new application release, infrastructure migration, cloud deployment, or significant feature launch. High-risk industries and compliance frameworks may require more frequent testing.
2. Will VAPT affect production systems?
We define safe testing windows, approved techniques, exclusions, and escalation procedures before testing begins. For production environments, we use controlled testing practices to minimize disruption.
3. What is the difference between vulnerability scanning and VAPT?
Vulnerability scanning identifies potential weaknesses at scale. VAPT includes penetration testing, where experts validate whether those weaknesses can be exploited and assess their actual business impact.
4. How long does a VAPT assessment take?
Timelines depend on the scope. A single web application may take a few days, while enterprise networks, cloud environments, or multiple applications may require several weeks.
5. Do you help fix the vulnerabilities?
Yes. Every finding includes remediation guidance, and we support your team through fixes and re-testing.
6. Is VAPT affordable for small and medium businesses (SMEs)?
Yes. VAPT can be scaled to fit an SME’s budget, technology environment, and compliance needs. Instead of testing every system at once, SMEs can begin with their highest-risk assets, such as their website, customer-facing application, payment flow, cloud environment, or internal network, and expand testing in phases.
7. What do we receive after a VAPT?
You will receive a VAPT report along with a Letter of Attestation, which confirms that testing was conducted and that any identified issues were retested.
8. How is VAPT pricing determined?
Pricing depends on the number of applications, pages or endpoints, user roles, IP addresses, and the depth of testing. Send us your scope, and we’ll reply with a fixed quote and timeline.
9. What happens if a critical issue is found during a VAPT?
We will inform you immediately rather than waiting for the final report, so your team can take timely action to address the issue.