Vulnerability Assessment & Penetration Testing 🕵️ Find Weaknesses. Fix Gaps. Stay Secure. 🔐

Cyber attackers constantly look for gaps in systems, networks, and applications. VAPT helps organizations identify vulnerabilities before they are exploited. By simulating real-world attacks and providing actionable remediation, VAPT strengthens the overall security posture of your business.

Identify Risks. Test Defenses. Reduce Exposure.

Vulnerability Assessment

Automated Scanning, Configuration Review, and Patch & Risk Prioritization to identify and prioritize security weaknesses across systems.

Penetration Testing

Network Penetration Testing, Web & Mobile Application Testing, and Wireless & Cloud Pen Testing to simulate attacks and uncover exploitable flaws.

Security Controls Testing

Social Engineering Testing, Physical Security Testing, and Security Configuration & Hardening Validation to assess defenses and employee awareness.

Reporting & Continuous Improvement

Detailed Risk Reports, Remediation Guidance, and Continuous Testing & Compliance Support to provide insights, fixes, and ongoing security alignment.

HOW WE DO

We combine automated tools with expert-led testing to provide a comprehensive security assessment:

Continuous vulnerability scanning and monitoring
Risk scoring and prioritization to focus on critical issues
Detailed reports with actionable remediation steps
Retesting to verify fixes and improvements

PRODUCTS WE SUPPORT

We associate with leading VAPT tools and frameworks:

WHY IT MATTERS

Undetected vulnerabilities are open doors for cybercriminals. Without VAPT:

🕵️ At Amlak, we assist businesses in finding and fixing security gaps before attackers can exploit them—building resilience and trust.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is the difference between VA and PT?

VA finds and reports weaknesses; PT tests if those weaknesses can actually be exploited.

At least annually, or after major changes in systems or applications.

Yes, we deliver risk-based reports with clear remediation steps.

Yes, we include cloud platforms, APIs, and SaaS apps in our testing.

Yes, many standards like PCI DSS and ISO mandate regular security testing.