VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT AND PENETRATION TESTING

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ShapeThe Value of VAPT: A Proactive Approach to Cybersecurity

Alcon Cybersecurity offers comprehensive VAPT services. Our experts identify and fix security vulnerabilities to protect your organization. We provide tailored remediation plans for compliance and security.

Importance of VAPT

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Key Types of VAPT Services

1

Internal/External Infrastructure Testing

Assesses an organization's network for vulnerabilities. Internal testing simulates threats from within the network, while external testing focuses on risks to external-facing systems from outside attackers. Both aim to identify security gaps and strengthen defenses.

2

Web Application Testing

Assesses a web application's security, functionality, and performance. It identifies vulnerabilities like SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), and authentication flaws, ensuring the application is secure, reliable, and compliant with security standards.

3

Wireless Network Testing

Assesses the security and performance of wireless networks, identifying vulnerabilities like weak encryption and unauthorized access points. It ensures protection against attacks such as Wi-Fi eavesdropping and man-in-the-middle (MITM) attacks.

4

Mobile Application Testing

Assesses the security, functionality, and performance of mobile apps. It identifies vulnerabilities like insecure data storage and weak authentication, ensuring the app is secure, reliable, and user-friendly.

5

Build and Configuration Review Testing

Assesses the security and compliance of system builds and configurations. It identifies misconfigurations and vulnerabilities, ensuring adherence to security best practices and organizational policies to mitigate risks.

6

Social Engineering Testing

Assesses an organization’s vulnerability to manipulation tactics used by attackers to obtain sensitive information. It simulates phishing and pretexting to evaluate employee awareness and response, aiming to enhance security training and reduce the risk of successful attacks.