Cyber Defence
Serving India remotely from Hisar

VAPT company near me

VAPT — vulnerability assessment and penetration testing — is delivered remotely over authorised network or application access, so proximity to the vendor provides no technical benefit. What matters is scope, tester competence, a written authorisation, evidence-backed findings and a retest. Cyber Defence performs VAPT from Hisar, Haryana for clients across India, led by Amit Kumar (CEH, CRTA).

Last updated: 6 August 2026

Assessment and testing are two different things

A vulnerability assessment enumerates weaknesses broadly, usually with automated scanning plus manual verification, and gives you coverage. A penetration test attempts to exploit selected weaknesses to prove real-world impact, and gives you depth. Buying only the first leaves you with a list of theoretical issues ranked by a scanner that cannot tell an exploitable flaw from a false positive. Buying only the second leaves whole areas unexamined. Most organisations need both, weighted towards assessment for a first engagement and towards testing once the obvious issues are closed. Any vendor selling a "VAPT" that is a raw scanner export with the logo changed is selling you a PDF, not a test.

Why "near me" adds nothing here

Testing happens over the network against systems you authorise. Web applications, APIs, cloud infrastructure and external network ranges are all tested remotely as a matter of course, and even internal network testing is commonly done through a jump host or an appliance you deploy. The only genuinely on-site work is physical security assessment and some wireless testing, which are separate engagements. Our office is at Red Square Market, Hisar, Haryana 125001, and we serve clients across India remotely. If your compliance framework or contract specifically requires an on-site tester in your city, that is a real constraint and you should hire accordingly.

Scope and authorisation come before any tool runs

Nothing is touched without written authorisation naming the exact targets, the testing window, the permitted techniques and an emergency contact. This protects you and it protects us, and under Indian law unauthorised access is an offence regardless of intent. Scope should specify domains, IP ranges, application roles and test accounts, whether production or staging is in play, whether denial-of-service and social engineering are excluded, and what happens if we find an active compromise mid-test. Vendors who skip this stage and start scanning on a verbal go-ahead are demonstrating how they will handle the rest of the engagement.

What the report has to contain

An executive summary in plain language that a non-technical director can act on. Each finding with a severity rating and the reasoning behind it, the affected asset, reproduction steps, evidence, business impact and a specific remediation — not "apply best practices". A methodology section stating what was and was not tested, so nobody later assumes coverage that never existed. And a retest after your fixes, confirming closure, because a finding is not resolved until someone verifies it. We write reports for two audiences at once: the engineer who has to fix it and the manager who has to fund it.

Credentials, honesty and pricing

The work is led by Amit Kumar, CEH and CRTA certified. We state exactly that and nothing more — we are not CERT-In empanelled, and if your regulator requires a CERT-In empanelled auditor for a specific filing, you need an empanelled firm and we will tell you so instead of taking the engagement. Price depends on real scope: number of applications, authenticated roles, API surface, IP count and whether a retest is included. We quote after a scoping call rather than publishing a flat figure, because a flat VAPT price almost always means a fixed scan regardless of what you actually run.

VAPT company near me — FAQs

How often should VAPT be done?

At least annually for most organisations, and additionally after any significant change — a new application, a major release, a cloud migration or a change of hosting. Sectors with regulatory obligations often mandate a specific cadence, and continuously changing products benefit from testing tied to release cycles rather than the calendar.

Will testing take my production systems down?

It should not, and avoiding that is a scoping decision made before we begin. Denial-of-service testing is excluded by default, intrusive checks are agreed in advance, and testing windows are set for low-traffic periods with a named contact reachable throughout. Any residual risk is stated in writing before work starts.

VAPT report compliance ke liye chalega ya nahi?

Yeh aapke regulator par depend karta hai. Hamari report detailed hoti hai — findings, evidence, severity, remediation aur retest ke saath. Lekin agar aapko CERT-In empanelled auditor ki zaroorat hai, to hum empanelled nahi hain, aur yeh hum pehle hi saaf bata dete hain.

Do you test mobile applications and APIs?

Yes. Mobile testing covers the application binary, local data storage, certificate handling and the backend it talks to, since most real findings live in the API rather than the app. APIs are tested for authentication and authorisation flaws, object-level access control, injection and business logic abuse.

What do you need from us to start?

A signed authorisation naming the scope, target lists, test credentials for each user role, a technical contact, an agreed testing window, and confirmation of whether you are testing production or a staging environment that genuinely mirrors it.

Start with the audit

₹10,000, and you keep the report whether or not you continue with us. Everything after that is priced off what it actually finds.

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