Vulnerability Assessment & Penetration Testing you can prove.
We help government agencies and enterprises find and fix security weaknesses before attackers do — every engagement led by certified security professionals, backed by evidence-based reporting.
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Our Security Services
End-to-end vulnerability assessment, penetration testing, and audit services tailored for critical government and enterprise systems.
Network & Infrastructure Security Testing
External Network Penetration Testing,Internal Network & Active Directory Pentest,Wireless Security Audit,Configuration & Hardening Audits
Infrastructure Audit & Compliance
Compliance Readiness & Audits
Web & Software VAPT
Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing of web applications and custom software, mapped to OWASP Top 10.
Network Security Audit
Internal and external network penetration testing to identify exposed services, misconfigurations, and lateral-movement paths.
Application Security Testing
Web Application Penetration Testing (WAPT),Mobile Application Penetration Testing,API Security Assessment,Secure Code Review
Infrastructure & Server Hardening Review
Configuration review of servers, databases, and cloud infrastructure against security best practices.
How We Engage
A structured, evidence-based methodology on every engagement—from scoping to re-test.
01
Scoping
Signed scope of work and NDA before any testing begins.
02
Recon & Analysis
Passive and active enumeration mapped against the target.
03
Testing
Automated scanning combined with expert manual testing.
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Evidence & Reporting
Reproducible findings, prioritized risk register, re-test.
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Engagements Delivered
99.9%
Timely Reporting
24/7
Response Support
100%
Certified Personnel
Trusted by government and industry
Tribhuvan University
Deposit and Credit Guarantee Fund
“The team identified critical issues our internal reviews had missed, and the remediation guidance was clear enough for our developers to act on immediately.”
“A professional, well-documented engagement from scoping through re-test. Reporting was detailed without being impenetrable for non-technical management.”