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We work across four industries — SaaS, fintech, e-commerce, and startups. Each has a different attack surface and different requirements from auditors and buyers, so testing is scoped to match rather than run off a fixed checklist.

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# what we test, by layer [✓] web_app OWASP Top 10 + business logic [✓] api authZ, IDOR, injection, rate-limit [✓] network internal + external infra [✓] cloud AWS / Azure / GCP config review [~] red_team initial access → lateral movement # focus industries: saas · bfsi · e-commerce · startups
reports structured to align with
OWASP Top 10 OWASP ASVS PCI DSS SOC 2 ISO 27001 GDPR CERT-In aligned
who we work with

Four Industries We Focus On

Our VAPT and red team work is built around these four industries.

// SAAS & TECHNOLOGY

SaaS & Technology

Multi-tenant SaaS platforms depend on strict isolation between customer accounts. Testing focuses on the API and cloud layers where that isolation typically breaks, not just the login flow.

  • API authorization & IDOR flaws
  • Multi-tenant data isolation failures
  • Cloud misconfig & CI/CD secrets exposure
  • JWT / session handling weaknesses
OWASP ASVSSOC 2 ReadinessISO 27001 Readiness
// BFSI & FINTECH

BFSI & Fintech

Payment and account logic are common targets for attackers. Testing is scoped to find those gaps before they're exploited.

  • Payment gateway & transaction logic abuse
  • Broken authentication & OTP/session flaws
  • API rate-limit & fraud-path gaps
  • Insecure access to account & KYC data
PCI DSS AlignmentOWASP Top 10
// E-COMMERCE & D2C

E-commerce & D2C

Checkout, cart, and loyalty features change often and get tested less than core infrastructure. Testing covers this logic directly, not just the payment gateway.

  • Price & coupon manipulation / business logic abuse
  • Card data & PII exposure in checkout flow
  • Bot abuse, scraping & credential stuffing
  • Vulnerable third-party plugins & integrations
PCI DSS AlignmentGDPR Aware
// STARTUPS & PRODUCT COMPANIES

Startups & Product Companies

Landing an enterprise deal usually requires passing a security review. Testing helps you prepare for that without slowing down development.

  • App & API vulnerabilities before your first audit
  • Cloud infra misconfig from fast early-stage builds
  • Baseline hardening enterprise buyers will flag
  • Security debt from quick iteration cycles
SOC 2 ReadinessVendor Security Review Prep
how we work

What Every Engagement Includes

The core of how we approach testing, regardless of industry.

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Manual Testing

Automated scanners catch known issues. Business logic flaws, chained IDORs, and auth bypasses require a person reviewing the application directly, which is how every engagement is run.

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Direct Access to the Tester

Questions during the engagement go straight to the person doing the testing, not through an account manager.

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Reports Built to Be Used

Severity, proof-of-concept steps, and remediation guidance mapped to the framework your auditor or buyer will ask about — not a raw scanner export.

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Scoped to Your Stack

Different systems fail in different ways. Each engagement is scoped to the specific stack you run, rather than a standard test plan applied the same way everywhere.

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Common Questions

Straight answers about how engagements are scoped and what you actually get.

How do you scope a VAPT engagement for my industry?
We start with a scoping call to understand your stack, user flows, and what your auditors or enterprise buyers will ask for. From there we map your actual attack surface — web app, API, network, or cloud — and scope testing depth and framework alignment accordingly.
Do you test cloud infrastructure as well as web apps and APIs?
Yes. Alongside web application and API testing, we review cloud configuration on AWS, Azure, and GCP — IAM permissions, storage bucket exposure, network segmentation, and secrets handling — since misconfigured infrastructure is as common an entry point as application-layer bugs.
What does a red team engagement involve, and is it right for us?
A red team engagement tests whether a realistic attack path — initial access through to lateral movement — succeeds against your actual defenses and detection, rather than listing individual vulnerabilities. It suits teams that have already closed the basics from a VAPT and want to test response, not just exposure.
We don't have SOC 2 or ISO 27001 yet — can testing help us get there?
Yes. Reports are structured so findings map cleanly to the controls SOC 2 and ISO 27001 auditors look for, which makes a first audit or an enterprise security questionnaire faster to clear. We're a testing partner, not a certifying body — the audit itself is still handled by an accredited auditor.
How long does a typical engagement take, and what do we get at the end?
Most web, API, or cloud engagements run 1–3 weeks depending on scope. You get a report with severity ratings, proof-of-concept steps, and remediation guidance your engineers can act on directly, plus a retest once fixes are in to confirm the gaps are actually closed.
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Tell us what you're building and what you need to prove it's secure. We'll scope an engagement around your actual risks and the frameworks that apply.

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