The Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Test (VAPT) that brings scale and sophistication to growing businesses.
Whether replacing your current provider or taking the first step to better understand the effectiveness of your cyber program or the risks inherent in your business, Alliant Cybersecurity can help.
Our holistic service changes the narrative and offers both a Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Test to provide a single solution that is more comprehensive and focused on you the client. By looking at a wider risk environment, including the dark web and social engineering, Alliant Cybersecurity’s VAPT mimics the behaviors of cybercriminals considering a more extensive range of attacks, providing you a hackers perspective.
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What is a VAPT?
Conducted at least once a year, a VAPT is an ethical hack to test, identify and address your cyber security vulnerabilities. Alliant Cybersecurity’s highly experienced cyber engineers Mimic the behavior of cybercriminals to enter your business network. From there we:
Why a VAPT?
As companies begin to realize the severity of attacks and the impacts on their business, they face a daunting array of initial steps. But as businesses work out what to fix and what to strengthen, they must first understand what is susceptible or exposed.
When should I get a VAPT and how often do I re-test?
The simple answer to the first part of this question is that if you have never conducted a VAPT then it’s NOW! The threat to businesses is ever-present and the sooner vulnerabilities are isolated and security measures implemented the better.
Penetration Testing may be a single action but it is not a one-time activity and the timing of the test and subsequent re-tests can depend on a number of contributing factors such as the size of your company and the complexity of your infrastructure. For most small to medium sized businesses this should be done once a year. For more mature organizations they may do this quarterly, monthly, or more frequently for some. It also should be scheduled to: