Secure Your Business with COMnet’s Expert VAPT Services

What is VAPT? Why is it Important​?

VAPT is a comprehensive security testing methodology that evaluates IT systems including computers, mobile devices, networks, operating systems and applications.

At COMnet, we provide expert-led VAPT services designed to help businesses to strengthen their cybersecurity. Our approach ensures that security weaknesses are detected before they can be exploited by the cybercriminals.

By identifying vulnerabilities in advance, we help organizations prevent data breaches, financial losses, and reputational damage, ensuring their IT infrastructure remains secure and resilient.

Our VAPT services

Internal Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing for IT Assets

Server configuration reviews

Desktop audits

Password audits

Patch audits

Remote Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing for IT Assets

Mobile Application Penetration Testing

Web Application Penetration Testing

Our VAPT Approach

Identifying vulnerabilities and risks in your web/mobile applications and networking infrastructure.

Validating the effectiveness of current security safeguards.

Quantifying the risk to the internal systems and confidential information.

Providing detailed remediation steps to detect existing flaws and prevent future attacks.

Helping achieve and maintain compliance with applicable International and Federal regulations.

Tool Used for VAPT Test

Nmap (VA)

Nexpose (VA)

Nessus (VA)

Acunetix Scanner (VA)

Metasploit (PT)

Burpsuite (PT)

Kali Linux tools(PT)

Telnet and other TCP IP tools(PT)

Packet crafters and injectors(PT)

Hping3 (PT)

How COMnet VAPT Report Works

COMnet VAPT report is a detailed document that outlines the findings from Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing (VAPT) conducted on an organization’s network, applications, or systems.

Executive summary to narrate the report for senior management

Detailed technical vulnerability description for network experts to understand

Detailed network security fixation steps for network engineers to perform fixation

Vulnerabilities categorized into Critical, High and Low severities

Reference links and videos pointing to aid in the fixation process

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