Find the holes before an attacker does, with a report your engineers can act on.
VAPT stands for vulnerability assessment and penetration testing.
It pairs automated scanning with hands-on, human-led attacks to find and prove real weaknesses across web apps, mobile apps, APIs, and networks. A scanner lists possibilities. A Fastnexa pentester chains them into an actual exploit, so you learn what a determined attacker could really do, not just what a tool flagged. Every finding comes with reproduction steps, business impact, and a concrete fix, mapped to OWASP and the requirements behind SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, and HIPAA. You get evidence for auditors and a prioritized list for your engineers. Built for companies handling sensitive data or facing a security review that need proof of where they stand, not the false comfort of a green scan.
This Independence Day we're running full vulnerability assessments and penetration tests at no cost, web applications, mobile apps, and network infrastructure. You get the complete findings report and a walkthrough with the engineer who ran the test. What you do with it from there is entirely your call.
Free until 31 August
Quoted separately
The catch, stated plainly: the testing and the report are free, fixing what we find is not. If you want our engineers to do the remediation, we quote it after you've read the report, with no obligation to accept. Taking the findings straight to your own developers is a perfectly good outcome.
Most teams discover their exposure at the worst possible moment. A scanner report tells you a hundred things look wrong without telling you which one matters; a breach tells you far too late. VAPT closes that gap by answering a narrower and far more useful question, given what is running today, what can somebody actually get to, and what would it cost you.
Our engineers test web applications, mobile builds, APIs, and network infrastructure the way an attacker would: mapping the surface, chaining small oversights into real access, and probing the business logic that automated tooling cannot reason about. Every finding is reproduced by hand before it reaches your report, rated by genuine business impact rather than raw CVSS, and written so your developers know exactly what to change.
Web Application Penetration Testing
Mobile Application Testing for iOS & Android
Network & Infrastructure Assessment
API & Web Services Security Testing
Business Logic & Access Control Testing
OWASP Top 10 & SANS Top 25 Coverage
Cloud Configuration & Hardening Review
Prioritised Remediation Guidance & Retesting
OWASP
Burp Suite
Metasploit
Kali Linux
Wireshark
Postman
Snyk
Docker
Four phases, agreed in writing before anything is touched, from scoping through to a report your team can act on.
Before anything is touched, we agree in writing what is in scope, when testing happens, and where the boundaries sit.
Agree the exact domains, application builds, and IP ranges in scope.
Formal permission to test, so the engagement is lawful and documented.
Testing windows, rate limits, excluded techniques, and a named escalation contact.
Map trust boundaries and the assets an attacker would actually want.
We map the full attack surface, then sweep it for known weaknesses and misconfigurations before any manual work begins.
Enumerate hosts, endpoints, services, and the routes between them.
Sweep for known CVEs, weak configurations, and exposed services.
Identify vulnerable third-party libraries and outdated components.
Every automated finding is verified by hand before it reaches your report.
Our engineers attempt to exploit what the scan surfaced, plus the flaws automated tooling cannot reason about.
Abuse of workflows, pricing, and permissions that scanners never detect.
Session handling, privilege escalation, and broken object-level authorisation.
Injection, misconfiguration, and the rest of the categories that cause real breaches.
Combine low-severity issues into the high-impact paths an attacker would take.
You receive findings ordered by real risk, written so both your board and your engineers can act on them.
The risk picture in plain language, for people who do not work in security.
CVSS severity, proof of concept, and step-by-step reproduction for each issue.
Specific guidance ordered by risk, so your team knows what to fix first.
A live session with the tester to work through findings and answer questions.
Common questions about our services, processes, and technologies.
Written by the engineers who do the work, and honest about the limits.
Held by the engineers who would run your engagement, not by the company in the abstract. Every one is verifiable with the body that issued it.
Offensive Security Certified Professional · Offensive Security
A 24-hour practical exam requiring live exploitation of unfamiliar machines. Widely treated as the baseline for hands-on penetration testers.
Advanced Web Application Penetration Tester · INE Security
Advanced web exploitation, covering the chained and logic-level flaws that automated scanners do not find.
Certified Web Exploitation Expert · Hack The Box
Practical web exploitation assessed by compromising live targets rather than by multiple choice.
Certified Ethical Hacker · EC-Council
Broad offensive security methodology. Frequently named directly in enterprise and public-sector procurement requirements.
Certified Defensive Security Analyst · Hack The Box
The defensive counterpart: detection engineering, log analysis and incident response, assessed hands-on.
Cybersecurity Analyst · CompTIA
Threat detection and behavioural analytics. Approved under the US DoD 8140 framework, which some contracts require.
Security Operations Analyst Associate · Microsoft
Operating Microsoft Sentinel and Defender, which is what matters if your estate is already on Microsoft 365 or Azure.
Huawei Certified ICT Associate, Security · Huawei
Network security on Huawei infrastructure, common in telco and enterprise networks outside North America.
PECB
Qualified to run a full external audit against the current 27001 revision, not merely to advise on it.
NIST Cybersecurity Framework Lead Auditor · PECB
Auditing against the updated NIST Cybersecurity Framework, which US federal supply chains increasingly ask for.
Certificate numbers are personal to the holder, so we do not publish them. We will evidence any of these directly on a call.
Arguments from our cybersecurity practice.
More from Cybersecurity.
Adversary simulation and offensive security.
Monitoring, detection, and incident response.
Securing AWS, Azure, and GCP environments.
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Until 31 August we're covering the cost of a full vulnerability assessment and penetration test. Mention it in your message and we'll scope it with you.
Testing and the report are free. Fixing what we find is quoted separately, with no obligation to accept.
Read the full offerTell us what you are trying to build and we will tell you plainly whether we are the right people for it. Book a call with an expert to work through the detail, or ask for a fixed quote if the scope is already clear. No obligation either way.
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