VAPT services in India
VAPT services
for Indian and global teams
Vulnerability assessment and penetration testing for web apps, APIs, mobile apps, networks and cloud, with CVSS-rated reports your auditors and engineers can use.
Book a 30-min call- Find real issues, not scanner noise: Manual validation, safe proof of impact and practical remediation guidance for every confirmed finding.
- Test the attack paths that matter: Coverage across business logic, access controls, authentication, APIs, cloud configuration and exposed infrastructure.
- Prepare evidence for buyers and auditors: Clear reports with severity, evidence, reproduction steps and compliance mapping where it applies.
- Move from finding to verified fix: Developer-ready recommendations and a retest workflow that confirms whether each issue has been closed.
Talk to our Security Experts
Tell us what needs testing, then choose a 30-minute slot.
Get a tailored scope, timeline and pricing on the call.
VAPT delivered with practical outcomes
Why now
The cost of skipping VAPT keeps rising
Customers ask for proof
Enterprise buyers, investors and partners increasingly ask for a recent third-party security report before they sign.
Auditors expect evidence
ISO 27001, SOC 2, PCI DSS and Indian regulators such as RBI and SEBI expect periodic, documented security testing.
Scanners miss logic flaws
Broken access control and business logic issues rarely show up in automated scans. They need a human tester.
Late fixes cost more
A vulnerability found after release takes longer to fix and can expose real user data in the meantime.
What we test
One partner across your attack surface
Choose a focused assessment or combine multiple targets into one coordinated engagement.
Web application VAPT
Manual testing of authentication, authorisation, sessions, business logic, inputs and high-risk workflows.
Explore serviceAPI VAPT
Security testing for REST, GraphQL and SOAP APIs, including object-level access and abuse of business rules.
Explore serviceMobile app VAPT
Android and iOS testing across local storage, traffic, authentication, platform controls and backend APIs.
Explore serviceCloud VAPT
Review of identity, permissions, storage, network exposure and workload configuration across AWS, Azure and GCP.
Explore serviceNetwork VAPT
External and internal testing for exposed services, segmentation gaps, weak configuration and privilege escalation.
Explore serviceSource code review
Focused manual review of sensitive code paths, secrets, unsafe data handling and security control implementation.
Explore serviceHow it works
Manual depth, delivered in a clear process
The engagement moves from written scope to verified remediation, with your team informed at every stage.
Scope your VAPT- 01
Scope the engagement
Agree on targets, test accounts, environments, testing windows and escalation contacts before testing starts.
- 02
Run the vulnerability assessment
Combine automated scanning and manual review to identify weaknesses across every in-scope asset.
- 03
Penetration test the findings
Use automated discovery for breadth, then manually validate, exploit and chain issues to prove impact safely.
- 04
Review findings as a team
Prioritise confirmed vulnerabilities and give engineers evidence, reproduction steps and remediation guidance.
- 05
Deliver the report
Provide an executive view for leaders and detailed technical findings for developers and auditors.
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Verify remediation
Retest reported findings after fixes and update their status so stakeholders can see what is resolved.
Testing approach
Black box, grey box or white box
We recommend the right approach on the scoping call, based on your risk and compliance needs.
Black box
We start with no internal knowledge, like an outside attacker. Best for testing what is exposed to the internet.
Grey box
We test with user accounts for each role. This is the most common choice because it finds access control and logic flaws.
White box
We get architecture details or source code access. Deepest coverage for high-risk systems and code paths.
Compliance mapping
Reports mapped to the frameworks you answer to
Where relevant, findings are mapped to your framework so the report can go straight into your audit evidence.
Global standards
Indian regulations
Illustrative example
Scantra Security
Security Assessment Report
Web application and API
Confidential. Client name redacted.
Reports
Generate customized pentest reports
An executive view for leadership, customers and auditors. A technical view with evidence, reproduction steps and fixes for your developers.
See a sample report on a callWhat you receive
Evidence for engineers, leaders and auditors
A useful pentest ends with a clear decision trail. Each confirmed issue is documented so your team can understand the risk, reproduce it and verify the fix.
- Executive summary for leadership, customers and auditors
- Technical findings with severity, evidence and affected assets
- Clear reproduction steps and developer-focused remediation
- Compliance mapping where it is relevant to the engagement
- Retest results showing open and resolved findings
- A final report suitable for security reviews and due diligence
Sample finding
Broken object-level authorisation
Affected request, role and response captured with sensitive values removed.
Explains what an attacker could access or change and which users are exposed.
Specific server-side authorisation checks and validation guidance for developers.
A clear open or resolved result after the corrected control is tested again.
Why Scantra
Why this matters for your business
- Certified practitioners holding OSCP, OSWE, CEH and CRTP
- Manual-first testing, never scanner output passed off as a pentest
- Every finding validated with evidence and reproduction steps
- Reports written for both executives and developers
- Retesting to confirm each fix is actually closed
- IDOR on invoice endpointResolved
- Weak JWT signature checkRetest pending
- Open S3 bucket listingResolved
- Missing rate limit on loginOpen
Practitioner credentials
Testing led by certified security professionals
Our team’s technical certifications span application security, exploitation, red teaming and network security.








Pricing
Clear, scoped pricing
Every quote is fixed and based on your real scope. Book a call to get yours.
Focused
One target, pre-launch or first audit
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- Web application
- APIs behind it
- Role-based access testing
- Executive and technical report
- Retest of reported findings
Standard
Multiple targets or a compliance audit
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- Web application
- APIs behind it
- Role-based access testing
- Executive and technical report
- Retest plus updated report
Enterprise
Many targets, recurring testing through the year
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- Web application
- APIs behind it
- Role-based access testing
- Executive and technical report
- Retests across the engagement
What counts as a target?
- A web app plus its APIs and underlying cloud is 1 target.
- Android and iOS apps are separate targets.
- app.example.com and admin.example.com with separate logins are 2 targets.
- Networks, IP ranges and cloud accounts can be grouped after scoping.
Buyer guide
What to know before you scope a VAPT audit
The right depth depends on your assets, user roles, architecture, release stage and compliance requirements.
Review pricing factorsWhat VAPT means
VAPT stands for Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing. The two parts do different jobs. A vulnerability assessment casts a wide net, using tools and manual review to identify as many weaknesses as possible across your systems. Penetration testing goes deep, trying to exploit those weaknesses to see what an attacker could actually achieve.
Together they give you both breadth and depth. The assessment tells you what is wrong. The penetration test tells you which issues matter most and why. That combination is what Indian regulators and auditors usually mean when they ask for a VAPT audit.
When Indian companies need a VAPT audit
- CERT-In directions and guidelines for government and critical sector entities
- RBI cyber security frameworks for banks, NBFCs, payment aggregators and co-operative banks
- SEBI CSCRF requirements for market intermediaries
- IRDAI guidelines for insurers
- DPDP Act obligations to protect personal data with reasonable security safeguards
- ISO 27001, SOC 2 and PCI DSS audits
What your VAPT report includes
Our VAPT reports are written to satisfy both auditors and engineers. They include an executive summary, scope and methodology, a findings table ranked by CVSS severity, detailed evidence and reproduction steps, remediation guidance, and compliance mapping. After your retest, we issue an updated report and a VAPT certificate that you can share with customers and regulators. A sample report is available on request.
Pricing in INR
VAPT pricing depends on scope, not on a fixed package. Factors include the number of applications, roles, endpoints, IPs and cloud accounts, whether testing is black box or grey box, and the compliance reporting you need. We quote in INR for Indian clients, with GST as applicable. [CONFIRM: typical starting price in INR, if you want to publish one]
Frequently asked questions
VAPT questions answered
How often should we do VAPT?
At least once a year, and after any major release or infrastructure change. Many RBI and CERT-In requirements expect annual or half-yearly testing.
Do you provide a VAPT certificate?
Yes. After the retest confirms fixes, we issue a VAPT certificate or letter of attestation for your auditors and customers.
What is the difference between VA and PT?
Vulnerability assessment finds as many weaknesses as possible. Penetration testing proves which of them can actually be exploited and what the impact is.
Is VAPT mandatory in India?
It depends on your sector. RBI, SEBI, IRDAI and CERT-In directions expect regular security testing for many regulated entities, and many enterprise buyers ask for it too.
Can a VAPT report be used for RBI or SEBI audits?
Our reports are structured for audit use and can map findings to the framework you need. Confirm your regulator's auditor requirements on the scoping call.
How do we get a price?
Book a 30-minute call. We review your scope and send a fixed quote with no hidden extras.
Ready to test what attackers would target?
Tell us what needs testing, then choose a 30-minute slot with the Scantra Security team.
