VAPT stands for Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing. It is a two-step cybersecurity process used to identify, analyze, and validate security weaknesses in your digital systems.
Vulnerability Assessment focuses on scanning and identifying known security flaws in systems, networks, applications, and device, while Penetration Testing (Pen Test) goes a step further by simulating real-world attacks to exploit the identified vulnerabilities, showing how deep an attacker could go.
Why Choose NSU for VAPT?
At NSU Secure Solutions, we don’t just run tools — we think like hackers and act like protectors. Here’s why businesses trust us.
Certified Experts
Manual + Automated Testing
Real-World Simulation
Actionable Reports
Our team includes CEH, OSCP, and ISO 27001-certified professionals. We go beyond scanners to find logic flaws and complex risks. Simulate actual attack scenarios to understand your real exposure. Clean, detailed, and boardroom-ready vulnerability reports align with PCI DSS, ISO 27001, SOC 2, and more.
Our VAPT Roadmap
- Scoping & Planning: Definition of IT assets and business priorities to determine assessment depth.
- Vulnerability Assessment: Scanning networks and applications to identify misconfigurations.
- Penetration Testing: Simulation of real-world attacks to assess actual risk and impact.
- Risk Analysis & Prioritization: Findings ranked based on exploitability and business impact.
- Detailed Reporting: POC screenshots, risk ratings, and step-by-step remediation guidance.
- Remediation Support: Our team assists with patching and secure development advice.
- Retesting & Validation: Retest conducted after fixes to ensure vulnerabilities are closed.
- Compliance Alignment: Services align with major regulatory standards like ISO 27001 and PCI DSS.
FAQ VAPT SERVICES
Vulnerability Assessment identifies security flaws in your systems. Penetration Testing goes further by simulating real attacks to exploit those flaws and understand their impact.
Recommended at least once a year or after major infrastructure changes. Quarterly assessments are best for continuous compliance.
Yes, standards like ISO 27001, PCI DSS, and SOC 2 require regular security testing such as VAPT.
We plan tests with minimal disruption, often coordinating penetration testing in staging environments when possible.