VAPT, network testing, red-team exercises and audit readiness, scoped around your business. Get evidence you can act on, with direct access to your assessor.
A customer request, regulatory review or release deadline can turn security testing into an immediate priority.
Answer security questionnaires with relevant assessment coverage, remediation status and evidence.
Connect applicable testing requirements to your systems, evidence and reporting needs.
Validate important changes, access controls and integrations before a business milestone.
SEBI’s CSCRF includes red-team exercises for specified entity categories. CERT-In’s audit guidance connects technical coverage with evidence and follow-up. Start with the requirements that apply to your organisation.
Understand the requirementsA focused engagement with a clear owner, practical outputs and an agreed delivery window.
Discuss the scope and findings directly with the person carrying out the work.
Agree the assets, authorisation, evidence handling and deliverables before the assessment begins.
Take away prioritised findings and a practical plan for remediation and agreed retesting.
Choose the business situation and explore the work that can help.
A new application, feature or integration is nearly ready. Understand the security gaps before customers find them.
An audit deadline or enterprise questionnaire needs more than a collection of policies. Organise the scope, controls and evidence.
Cloud accounts, offices and access have grown. Find the gaps between the environment you intended and the one you operate.
Make response roles, evidence and recovery dependencies clear before a difficult day puts them to the test.
Explore 32 services across five connected areas. Start with one priority and build from there.
Web, API, mobile, source code, delivery pipelines and AI applications.
Networks, cloud, identity, endpoints and the configurations connecting them.
Information security, ITGC, vendor reviews and framework readiness.
Data flows, privacy risks, architecture and policies with accountable owners.
Incident response, continuity, detection, awareness and verification.
Detailed coverage, deliverables and useful inputs on every service page.
Three short questions to shape a useful assessment brief.
The value of an assessment is what your team can do with it. We connect coverage, findings and priorities so the next decision is easier to make.
Business goals, assets, access and the outputs you need.
Review controls and validate findings within the agreed scope.
Priorities, ownership, remediation guidance and follow-up.
CERT-In’s guidance looks across systems, processes, evidence and follow-up. Your readiness should connect those parts too.
Understand what to prepareGuides, security notes and practical labs to help you ask better questions.
A URL is a starting point. Roles, workflows and environment boundaries tell you what the assessment will actually cover.
Read the guideTwo different starting positions reveal different weaknesses. Here is how to choose the coverage you need.
Read the guideA post about a leak is a lead to examine. Build a useful briefing by separating a claim, corroboration and confirmed impact.
Read the guideShare your priority, the systems involved and your timeline. Let’s turn that into a clear engagement.