Cybersecurity Solutions Company In India

Find Every Vulnerability Before
Attackers Do
Then Lock It Down

Penetration testing, infrastructure hardening, and security architecture for applications and cloud environments that handle real customer data. We think like attackers so your defences hold under real conditions not just on a compliance checklist. OWASP. CVSS. CVE. Not just a PDF report.

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We Work With Clients Globally — Not Just Delhi NCR Remote-friendly process · Zoom / Meet / WhatsApp · International payments accepted
🇮🇳 India
🇬🇧 UK
🇦🇪 UAE
🇺🇸 USA
🇨🇦 Canada
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 What We Do

Every Cybersecurity Service Your
Business Needs to Stay Protected

From penetration testing and cloud hardening to incident response and compliance — we find the weaknesses, fix them, and build the security posture that protects your business and your customers.

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Web Application Penetration Testing
OWASP Top 10 · CVSS Rated · Manual + Auto
A hands-on ethical hacking engagement where we actively try to break into your web application — using the same techniques real attackers use. OWASP Top 10 coverage, CVSS-rated findings, and a remediation roadmap, not just a list of issues.
  • OWASP Top 10 — full coverage
  • SQLi, XSS, CSRF, IDOR, SSRF tested
  • CVSS 3.1 severity scoring
  • Fix verification re-test included
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Cloud Security & Hardening
AWS · GCP · Azure · IAM · Misconfiguration
Cloud misconfigurations are the #1 cause of enterprise data breaches — open S3 buckets, over-privileged IAM roles, exposed databases, missing encryption. We audit your entire cloud environment and fix every misconfiguration before attackers find them.
  • AWS / GCP / Azure config audit
  • IAM least-privilege enforcement
  • S3 / storage bucket exposure checks
  • VPC, SG, and network audit
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API Security Testing
REST · GraphQL · Auth · BOLA · Rate Limiting
APIs are the #1 attack surface for modern applications — broken object-level authorisation, missing authentication, and mass assignment vulnerabilities are consistently exploited. We test your entire API surface against OWASP API Security Top 10.
  • OWASP API Security Top 10
  • BOLA / BFLA authorisation testing
  • JWT token attack testing
  • Rate limiting & business logic flaws
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Mobile App Security Testing
Android · iOS · OWASP Mobile · Binary · API
Android and iOS security testing — insecure local storage, certificate pinning bypass, reverse engineering resistance, exported components, hardcoded secrets in APK/IPA, and insecure communication with the backend API. OWASP Mobile Top 10 coverage.
  • OWASP Mobile Top 10 testing
  • APK/IPA binary analysis
  • Insecure storage & transmission
  • Hardcoded secrets & API keys
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Network & Infrastructure Pentest
Internal · External · Firewall · Lateral Movement
External and internal network penetration testing — exposed services, weak authentication, lateral movement paths, firewall rule bypass, and privilege escalation. We simulate a real attacker who has breached your perimeter to see how far they can go.
  • External attack surface mapping
  • Internal lateral movement testing
  • Firewall & ACL rule review
  • Active Directory attack testing
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SOC2 & Compliance Readiness
SOC2 · ISO 27001 · GDPR · HIPAA · PCI-DSS
Gap analysis and remediation roadmap for SOC2 Type II, ISO 27001, GDPR, HIPAA, and PCI-DSS compliance. We implement the technical controls, write the policies, and prepare your evidence pack — so you pass the audit, not just understand what's required.
  • Full gap analysis against target framework
  • Technical control implementation
  • Security policy documentation
  • Audit evidence pack preparation
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Incident Response & Breach Recovery
Emergency · Containment · Forensics · Recovery
You've been breached — or you think you have. We provide emergency incident response: rapid triage to understand the scope, containment to stop active damage, forensic investigation to find the entry point, and full recovery with hardening to prevent reinfection.
  • 2-hour emergency triage start
  • Active threat containment
  • Digital forensics & root cause
  • Full recovery + post-incident hardening
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Secure SDLC & DevSecOps
SAST · DAST · SCA · Pipeline · Shift Left
Embed security into every stage of your development pipeline — SAST scanning on every commit, SCA for vulnerable dependencies, DAST in staging, secrets detection before push, and security training for your developers. Find bugs when they cost minutes to fix, not months.
  • SAST in CI pipeline (SonarQube / Semgrep)
  • SCA — Snyk dependency scanning
  • Secrets detection — GitLeaks / TruffleHog
  • Developer security training
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Threat Modelling & Security Architecture
STRIDE · Architecture Review · Zero Trust
Before you build a new system — or when you're redesigning an existing one — we apply STRIDE threat modelling to identify every attack path and design the security architecture that blocks them from the start. Prevention is always cheaper than remediation.
  • STRIDE threat modelling workshops
  • Attack tree construction
  • Zero Trust architecture design
  • Security requirements specification
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 Severity Framework

Every Finding Rated Critical,
High or Medium Priority

Not every vulnerability needs emergency patching at 2am. We categorise every finding by actual exploitability and business impact — so your team knows exactly what to fix first and what can wait for the next sprint.

Critical — Fix Within 24 Hours
CVSS 9.0–10.0 · Immediate

Vulnerabilities that are actively exploitable with significant impact — authentication bypass, unauthenticated SQL injection, remote code execution, exposed admin panels with default credentials, or publicly accessible databases. These are fixed within 24 hours of identification and re-tested the same day.

SQL injection — unauthenticated
Authentication bypass
Remote code execution (RCE)
Exposed admin with weak credentials
Publicly accessible database
Hardcoded production secrets in code
High — Fix Within 7 Days
CVSS 7.0–8.9 · Fix This Sprint

Vulnerabilities that require some precondition — authenticated SQL injection, stored XSS, IDOR on sensitive endpoints, missing rate limiting on login, or misconfigured CORS. Exploitable but require more effort from an attacker. Fixed within the current sprint cycle — within 7 days of the pentest report delivery.

Authenticated SQL injection
Stored XSS on high-traffic pages
IDOR on sensitive user data
Missing rate limit on login / OTP
CORS misconfiguration
Insecure direct object references
Medium — Fix Within 30 Days
CVSS 4.0–6.9 · Next Roadmap Cycle

Important hardening improvements that don't represent immediate exploitation risk — missing security headers, overly verbose error messages, weak session token length, outdated libraries with no known active exploits, or missing subresource integrity. Fix in the next product cycle — but don't skip them.

Missing security headers (CSP, HSTS)
Verbose error messages / stack traces
Outdated dependencies — no active CVE
Weak session token configuration
Missing subresource integrity (SRI)
Clickjacking — missing X-Frame-Options
 Real Engagements

Security Work We've Actually Done —
With Real Outcomes That Matter

Every security engagement we take on has a clear objective — find the risk, quantify it, fix it. Here are real examples of what that looks like in practice.

Fintech · Payment Platform
Critical IDOR Before Production Launch
A fintech startup's payment platform was 2 weeks from public launch. Pentest found a critical IDOR vulnerability in the transaction history endpoint — any authenticated user could view any other user's transaction records by incrementing the ID parameter. Full account history exposed. Fixed, re-tested, and launched clean.
Critical IDOR patched · 50,000 user records protected · Clean launch
B2B SaaS · AWS Multi-Tenant
AWS Misconfiguration — S3 Data Exposure
A SaaS company's AWS audit revealed a customer document S3 bucket was publicly readable — 3 years of customer invoice PDFs accessible to anyone with the URL. Additionally, an over-privileged Lambda execution role had full S3 admin access. Both fixed within 24 hours, access logs reviewed for unauthorised access.
Public bucket secured · 3 years of docs protected · 24-hr fix
HR SaaS · Enterprise Clients
SOC2 Type II — From Zero to Certified
An HR SaaS company needed SOC2 Type II certification to close enterprise deals — but had zero formal security controls in place. Over 4 months, we implemented access controls, encryption, audit logging, vulnerability management, and incident response. They passed SOC2 Type II first attempt and closed 3 enterprise contracts worth ₹1.8Cr.
SOC2 Type II passed · ₹1.8Cr enterprise pipeline unlocked
E-Commerce · Payment Skimming
Malicious JS Skimmer — Emergency Response
An e-commerce company's checkout was skimming customer card data via a malicious JavaScript snippet injected through a compromised plugin. We identified the skimmer within 2 hours, removed it, audited all payment transactions during the infection window, notified affected customers, and hardened the WooCommerce installation against the attack vector.
Skimmer removed in 2hrs · Infection window identified · Customers notified
Healthcare · Patient App
Patient Data in Insecure Local Storage
A healthcare app's Android APK was storing patient health records in plaintext SharedPreferences — accessible to any app with storage permission on a rooted device. Additionally, an API key for the production database was hardcoded in the APK. Both fixed before the patient data was exposed in the wild.
Patient records secured · Hardcoded API key rotated · HIPAA alignment
Tech Startup · 15-person Dev Team
DevSecOps Pipeline — Zero Vuln Releases
A 15-person startup was shipping security vulnerabilities into production regularly — SQL injections, exposed secrets in git history, and vulnerable npm packages. We integrated Semgrep SAST, Snyk SCA, GitLeaks pre-commit hooks, and a weekly dependency audit. In the 6 months since, zero critical vulnerabilities have reached production.
Zero critical vulns in production · 6 months · Git secrets cleaned
 Our Approach

Security That Goes Beyond
Compliance Checkbox Ticking

Most security vendors produce reports. We produce outcomes — vulnerabilities fixed, attack surfaces reduced, and security posture that holds up when a real attacker tries. That's the only measure that matters.

Findings Always Come With Fixes
We don't produce a PDF with 40 vulnerabilities and leave your team to figure out remediation. Every finding comes with a specific fix recommendation, a code-level or configuration-level example, and priority guidance. For critical findings, we implement the fix ourselves.
Business Risk — Not Just Technical Severity
We translate every vulnerability into business impact — "this SQL injection could expose all 45,000 user records and trigger GDPR notifications" is more useful than "CVSS 9.8 Critical." Business stakeholders understand risk when it's framed in terms of customers, revenue, and liability.
Re-Test Included — We Verify Fixes
Every pentest engagement includes a re-test of all fixed findings. We confirm the vulnerability is actually closed — not just that the developer believes it is. This is standard in professional security engagements but often charged extra. We include it because it's the only way to be sure.
NDA Before We See Anything
We sign an NDA before any code, architecture documentation, or access credentials are shared. Our engagement letters clearly define the scope, rules of engagement, and legal authorisation for testing. You have a documented, legally authorised engagement — not just a verbal agreement.
Manual Testing — Not Just Automated Scans
Automated scanners find maybe 40% of real vulnerabilities. The most dangerous ones — business logic flaws, IDOR, chained exploits — require a human attacker who understands how your application works. Every engagement combines automated tools with deep manual testing.
GDPR, HIPAA & Indian IT Act Aware
Our security recommendations are framed within the relevant regulatory context for your business — GDPR for UK/EU data, HIPAA for healthcare, PCI-DSS for payments, and India's IT Act and DPDP Act for domestic businesses. Compliance and security are aligned, not treated separately.
 How We Work

From Scope Agreement to
Secure System — 5 Clear Steps

Every engagement is scoped carefully upfront, conducted with a signed authorisation letter, and closed only after every critical finding is verified fixed. No surprises, no scope creep.

01
Scope & Authorise
We define the exact scope, rules of engagement, and testing windows. NDA and authorisation letter signed before any testing begins. You are legally covered.
02
Reconnaissance
Passive and active reconnaissance — attack surface mapping, technology fingerprinting, and threat modelling before active exploitation attempts begin.
03
Active Testing
Automated scanning + deep manual testing. Every vulnerability is verified exploitable — no false positives in the report. Findings documented with proof-of-concept evidence.
04
Report & Remediate
Detailed report delivered within 48 hours. Every finding has a CVSS score, business impact description, and specific remediation guidance. Critical fixes implemented same week.
05
Re-Test & Close
We re-test every fixed finding to verify closure. Re-test report issued. Letter of attestation provided for your customers, investors, or auditors on request.
 Tools We Use

Industry-Standard Security Tools
Used by Professional Red Teams

The same tools used by penetration testers at top security firms globally — combined with deep manual expertise, because no tool finds what a skilled human attacker can.

Burp Suite Pro
OWASP ZAP
Nmap / Masscan
Metasploit
SQLMap
Nikto / Gobuster
MobSF (Mobile)
Wireshark
SonarQube
Semgrep
Snyk
GitLeaks
TruffleHog
GitHub Advanced Security
OWASP Dependency-Check
Trivy (Container)
AWS Security Hub
AWS Inspector / Macie
GCP Security Command
Azure Defender
Prowler
ScoutSuite
Cloudflare WAF
HashiCorp Vault
ELK / OpenSearch SIEM
Grafana + Loki
PagerDuty
Slack Security Alerts
WhatsApp Incident Alerts
AWS CloudTrail / GuardDuty
Wazuh (Open SIEM)
Falco (Runtime Security)
 FAQ

Cybersecurity Questions —
Answered Without the Fear-Mongering

Security is often sold through fear. Here are honest, practical answers to the questions businesses ask us before their first security engagement.

We're a small startup — do hackers actually target businesses like ours?
Yes — and small businesses are disproportionately targeted precisely because they're assumed to have weak defences. The majority of cyber attacks are automated scanners probing for known vulnerabilities across millions of websites simultaneously — they don't care about your business size, they care about whether your WordPress is outdated or your S3 bucket is misconfigured. Additionally, if your application handles user data, payment information, or has any API endpoints, you are on the internet and you are a target. The question isn't whether you'll be probed — it's whether the probes will find anything exploitable.
What's the difference between a vulnerability scan and a penetration test?
A vulnerability scan is automated — tools like Nessus or OpenVAS run against your system and flag known vulnerability patterns. It's fast, relatively cheap, and finds obvious issues. It misses everything that requires human thinking — business logic flaws, multi-step attack chains, IDOR vulnerabilities, and application-specific issues that automated tools can't understand. A penetration test combines automated scanning with a skilled human attacker who actively tries to exploit your system, chain vulnerabilities together, and escalate privileges. Penetration tests find the vulnerabilities that actually get exploited in real breaches. Most compliance frameworks (SOC2, PCI-DSS) require penetration tests, not just scans, for good reason.
Will a penetration test break or disrupt our production application?
A professionally conducted penetration test should not disrupt production. We discuss this in the scoping call and agree on testing windows, which specific tests are appropriate for production vs staging, and which destructive tests (like stress-testing login endpoints) are restricted to off-peak hours or staging environments only. Most web application and API testing is safe to run against production with an experienced tester who understands the impact of each test. For network penetration tests, we typically do the more aggressive phases against a staging environment or during agreed maintenance windows. We have never caused an unplanned outage in a client's production environment.
How long does a penetration test take?
A focused web application penetration test for a medium-complexity application typically takes 3–5 days of active testing, plus 1–2 days to write the report. A large application with many endpoints and user roles takes 5–8 days. API-only pentests are typically 2–3 days. Mobile app pentests take 3–5 days per platform. Network penetration tests depend heavily on scope — from 2 days for a small internal network to 2 weeks for a large enterprise environment. We provide a specific timeline in your proposal after reviewing your application scope. Report delivery is typically within 48 hours of testing completion, and re-test happens within 1–2 weeks of remediation.
We've been hacked — what do we do right now?
First — don't panic, don't shut everything down immediately (you may destroy forensic evidence), and don't pay a ransom without taking advice. WhatsApp us right now at +91 99113 20115. We start incident triage within 2 hours during working hours. The first priority is containment — understanding the scope and stopping active damage. The second is preservation — capturing forensic evidence before it's overwritten. The third is eradication — removing the attacker's access and malware. The fourth is recovery — restoring services from clean backups. The fifth is hardening — fixing the entry point so it can't happen again. We will be with you through all five stages.
Do we need security testing if we already use a WAF and a security plugin?
A WAF and security plugin are important layers of defence — but they are not a substitute for penetration testing. A WAF blocks known attack signatures; it doesn't know about custom vulnerabilities in your specific application code. A security plugin monitors for known malware; it doesn't prevent a developer from accidentally introducing an IDOR vulnerability in a new feature. Penetration testing finds the vulnerabilities that your defensive tools can't — application logic flaws, access control issues, and custom vulnerabilities unique to your codebase. The best security posture has multiple layers: secure coding practices + SAST in CI/CD + WAF + regular penetration testing + monitoring. A WAF alone is not enough.
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