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Penetration testing is an authorised, simulated attack against your systems performed by security specialists. Unlike a scan, it validates whether weaknesses can genuinely be exploited and what impact that exploitation would have.

VAPT stands for Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing. The vulnerability assessment provides broad coverage of known weaknesses; the penetration test adds manual exploitation, chaining and business-impact validation.

Red teaming is objective-driven adversary simulation. Rather than maximising coverage of a scope, it pursues defined goals stealthily to measure whether your detection, containment and response capabilities work.

Most application and network assessments take one to three weeks of testing. Red team operations typically run three to six weeks. Timelines are confirmed after scoping.

Web applications, mobile applications, APIs, thick clients, desktop software, SaaS platforms, cloud environments, networks, infrastructure, IoT devices and OT environments.

Yes. API testing is a dedicated service covering REST, GraphQL, SOAP and gRPC interfaces with emphasis on object and function level authorisation.

Yes, on both Android and iOS, covering the binary, local storage, transport security, platform hardening and the backend APIs the app depends on.

Yes. We assess AWS, Azure and GCP environments across identity and access management, configuration, workload exposure and tenant boundaries.

An executive summary, methodology and scope, findings with severity and CVSS, full reproduction steps and evidence, business impact analysis and a prioritised remediation roadmap.

Yes. Every engagement includes a debrief and remediation support so your engineers can implement fixes correctly rather than only receive a list.

Yes. Re-testing of remediated findings is included, and we issue an updated report and closure statement you can share with auditors or customers.

Our methodology draws on the OWASP Testing Guide, OWASP Top 10 and API Top 10, OWASP MASVS, MITRE ATT&CK, PTES and NIST guidance, adapted to each engagement.

Yes. Assessments can be scoped and reported to support common compliance and audit requirements. We provide the security evidence; we do not act as a certification body.

Source code analysis inspects application source to find insecure patterns, unsafe data flows and design weaknesses at their root, identifying the exact file and line responsible.

GARUDX is our source code analysis platform. It detects vulnerabilities in source code, classifies severity, maps findings to CWE and OWASP categories and provides developer-focused remediation guidance.

Security Radar is our vulnerability and asset management platform. It centralises asset inventory, vulnerability data, risk scoring, remediation workflow and reporting in one place.

Yes. Security Radar supports asset discovery, scheduled recurring scans and ongoing risk monitoring so new exposure is visible between formal assessments.

Yes. GARUDX exports findings and security metrics as PDF, Word and Excel reports for engineering, management and audit use.

Use the contact form and select the product you are interested in, or message us on WhatsApp. We will arrange a guided walkthrough with a security engineer.

Submit the contact form with your scope and objectives, or email business@securityloyals.com. We respond with scoping questions and a proposed approach and timeline.