Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing combines vulnerability discovery with controlled security testing to identify, validate, and understand security weaknesses.

A vulnerability assessment primarily focuses on identifying and evaluating vulnerabilities. Penetration testing goes further by manually validating whether vulnerabilities can be exploited within an authorized scope.

No. Automated tools can help identify potential vulnerabilities, but VAPT Now combines automated discovery with expert analysis and manual validation.

The duration depends on scope, number of assets, application complexity, user roles, network size, and testing requirements. The questionnaire helps the team recommend an appropriate engagement.

Yes. Deliverables can include executive and technical reports, vulnerability evidence, risk prioritization, remediation recommendations, risk register, and retest results.

Yes. Retesting verifies whether previously identified vulnerabilities have been successfully remediated.

Yes. API security testing can cover REST, SOAP, GraphQL, mobile backend, internal, and partner APIs.

Yes. Android and iOS applications can be assessed as part of a mobile security testing engagement.

Yes. Cloud security assessments can cover AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, Kubernetes, and related services depending on the agreed scope.

Yes, where appropriate and explicitly authorized. Rules of Engagement are defined before testing to minimize operational risk.

No. Start with the VAPT Questionnaire and provide what you know. The team can use your answers to help define the appropriate assessment scope.