Network vulnerability assessment
Assess agreed external and internal network assets, including servers, endpoints and exposed services, for known vulnerabilities and configuration weaknesses.
Vulnerability assessment & penetration testing
Turn security testing into a clear business decision: which weaknesses matter, what needs to change and how to verify that risk has been reduced.
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For public portals, customer-facing applications, cloud and hybrid environments, and organisations in finance, healthcare, education, logistics and BPO.
Assess agreed external and internal network assets, including servers, endpoints and exposed services, for known vulnerabilities and configuration weaknesses.
Test agreed applications and APIs for exploitable weaknesses in authentication, access control, input handling and business logic.
Assess Android and iOS applications, storage, APIs and data-handling controls within the approved scope.
Review cloud configurations, identity and access controls, workloads and exposed entry points.
Assess staff readiness through separately authorised scenarios with clear safeguards and reporting boundaries.
Explain findings to technical owners, agree priorities and validate agreed fixes through targeted retesting.
Tangible outputs
Scope assets, permissions and testing windows
Assess and validate vulnerabilities
Brief leadership and remediation owners
Retest agreed fixes
Testing starts only after written authorisation, asset ownership checks and rules of engagement. Government or regulated procurements may impose provider qualifications; these are confirmed for the engagement before work begins.
Yes. The engagement distinguishes vulnerability assessment from penetration testing. Manual validation and exploitation are included only where agreed in the authorised scope.
The scope can include public-sector and private-sector systems. Ownership, hosting permissions, data sensitivity and operational constraints must be confirmed before testing.
Retesting is scoped with the engagement, including the findings covered, the window and the number of cycles. These details are made explicit in the proposal.
Every engagement starts with a clear scope, agreed responsibilities and practical outcomes.
Start with a conversation
Tell us the decision, risk or operational challenge you are facing. We will help define a sensible next step.
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