Networks are more susceptible than ever before due to rapid technological adoption, rapid development cycles, mobile apps, IoT, and other factors. Cyber assaults and breaches are also a serious danger to most businesses. Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing assist you in validating your security controls against real-world threats, identifying security risks in your environment, and understanding the real-world consequences of these concerns. It also aids in meeting a variety of compliance standards and regulatory requirements that call for frequent VAPT operations to safeguard the network and applications.
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1.What is the purpose of a VAPT?
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2.Who will do the security check?When we begin an audit, we assign it to an in-house team of security experts that have appropriate platform and technology knowledge, as well as industry standard security certifications. Within our work-flow-based system, many levels of approvals take place to track audits and verify that internal quality requirements are met.
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3.How often should a VAPT be performed?Based on internal change cycles or compliance and regulatory needs, VAPT should be done on a frequent basis. Some groups engage in the practice once a year, while others go as far as to do it daily or monthly.
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4.Is it feasible to perform a VA or PT and nothing else?Yes, either a Vulnerability Assessment or Penetration Testing may be performed. Internal security is the focus of a vulnerability assessment, which ensures that all of your systems are patched and set according to best practice standards. Penetration testing focuses on exterior security and offers you a realistic view of what a determined outside attacker may achieve.
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5.How long does it take to complete a VAPT?Depending on the size of your network and applications, the length of an audit may vary. We can help you define your demand and establish the anticipated timescales for this action as part of our free security audit demo.
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6.How much will a VAPT cost in total?The cost of VAPT is usually determined by the effort estimate produced for the activity. The estimated effort varies based on the number of devices, servers, application size, number of locations, and other factors. We can help you scope your demand and estimate the cost of this action as part of our free security audit demo.
