Web Application VAPT
Safeguard your data and reputation with proactive web app security.
At TwinTech Solutions, we believe a secure web application is the foundation of trust. That’s why we offer Web Application Penetration Testing (WAPT). Think of WAPT as a security checkup for your web app. Our Security Professionals meticulously examine your application using advanced tools and techniques. This in-depth evaluation uncovers any weaknesses that could be exploited by attackers. By proactively addressing these vulnerabilities, you can safeguard sensitive user data, strengthen your application’s security, and build trust with your users.
Why you need Web application VAPT
Uncover Hidden Vulnerabilities
Enhanced Security Posture
Safeguard User Data
Compliance Requirements
Compliance Requirements
Process
Standards we follow
Expertise You Can Rely On
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FAQ
Beyond traditional VAPT services, what makes TwinTech a compelling choice for my security needs?
First thing – By choosing TwinTech, you gain a VAPT powered by AI/ML that goes beyond the surface. We unveil hidden risks, translate findings into actionable business context, and guide you towards proactive risk mitigation, ultimately fortifying your security posture and building long-term resilience.
Second – Classic VAPTs often involve a vulnerability assessment (VA) followed by penetration testing, with findings delivered in a static PDF report.
Some VAPT vendors offer competitive pricing. Why should I consider TwinTech’ s premium service model?
TwinTech’ s VAPTs are conducted by an elite strike force – OSCP, OSWP, CREST and GPEN certified security professionals. Every professional in TwinTech is vetted against superior certifications as per the industry current trends. This ensures the deepest level of expertise at a competitive rate of around 200$ hour per resource. While some competitors might offer lower upfront costs, they often rely on professionals with basic certifications, potentially missing critical vulnerabilities. With TwinTech, you get unmatched expertise for exceptional value.
How does a VAPT consider my specific industry regulations (e.g., PCI-DSS, HIPAA)?
We at TwinTech will tailor the approach to consider the relevant industry regulations for your business. This means using methodologies and tools that align with compliance requirements like PCI-DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard) or HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act). The final report will also highlight any findings that could impact your compliance with these regulations.
How can I ensure the security of my data during a VAPT?
TwinTech will have robust security protocols in place to protect your data throughout the engagement. This includes using secure communication channels, non-production environments for testing, and following strict data handling rocedures. Be sure to clarify your doubts during the pre-scope call.
Could you assist us with remediation and retesting the vulnerabilities we've identified?
Certainly, we offer comprehensive assistance in remediating and retesting identified vulnerabilities. Our team provides expert guidance throughout the remediation process, and upon resolution, conducts thorough retesting to ensure efficacy. Subsequently, we furnish a detailed retest report
Given that my current vendor hasn't identified any significant vulnerabilities to date, would it be advantageous to assess your services as well?
Yes, in light of your current vendor’s lack of significant vulnerability identifications, exploring our services is indeed worthwhile. We extend an invitation to assess our offerings through a complimentary capability test, along with access to sample reports and case studies showcasing our expertise, aiding in your decision-making process
What are the potential drawbacks or concerns associated with our annual penetration testing routine, mandated by regulatory requirements?
Regular scanning enables the detection of vulnerabilities in real-time, reducing the gap inherent in yearly assessments. Relying solely on yearly assessments may result in larger gaps, increasing the risk of potential data breaches
