Cybersecurity Consultation
Practical guidance on security posture, controls, risk and planning, so your security decisions are clear and prioritised.
Authorised vulnerability assessment and penetration testing that finds, validates and clearly reports security weaknesses in web applications, APIs and infrastructure.
Overview
Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing (VAPT) helps an organisation understand where its systems can be attacked before someone with bad intent finds out. A vulnerability assessment identifies and prioritises known weaknesses. Penetration testing goes further by validating whether those weaknesses can actually be used to reach systems or data, under agreed rules.
Cybethix approaches VAPT as an authorised, scoped and report-driven exercise. Testing is carried out only on systems you own or are permitted to test, and the outcome is a clear, risk-focused report that your technical and management teams can act on.
Scope
Engagements
Where this service is most often applied. Scope is always agreed with you first.
Process
We agree what is being tested, the objectives, the boundaries and the testing window.
Written permission is confirmed before any testing begins, so everything stays within agreed rules.
We gather information about the in-scope systems to understand the exposed surface.
Systems are assessed for vulnerabilities and weaknesses using a mix of tooling and manual analysis.
Findings are validated to separate real, exploitable issues from noise.
A clear report explains each finding, its risk and the area it affects.
Practical recommendations help your team fix the issues and reduce the risk.
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Practical guidance on security posture, controls, risk and planning, so your security decisions are clear and prioritised.
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