Manual + Tenable-powered testing with CVSS-scored reports and one free retest - findings your team can act on.

Every application, network and cloud workload you ship is a door someone else is trying to open. Penetration testing is how you find that door before an attacker does, by having a certified specialist attempt to break in on purpose, under controlled conditions, and hand you a prioritized list of what to fix first.
At Vinca Cyber, our VAPT / penetration testing practice combines manual, attacker-style testing with Tenable-powered automated scanning to cover the full spectrum (network, web application, cloud and endpoint) and deliver CVSS-scored, developer-ready findings your team can act on immediately. It's the same 360° Cyber Resilience approach that has supported 100+ clients across BFSI, ed-tech and manufacturing since 2017.
Penetration testing (often bundled with vulnerability assessment under the umbrella term VAPT) is a controlled, authorized attempt to exploit weaknesses in your systems the way a real attacker would, rather than simply listing them. A vulnerability scan tells you where the cracks might be; penetration testing confirms which of those cracks can actually be walked through, and how far an attacker could get once inside.
Frameworks such as NIST SP 800-53 (control CA-8) and PCI DSS treat the two as complementary rather than interchangeable, which is why most compliance regimes call for continuous vulnerability scanning alongside a full penetration test at least annually, quarterly for higher-risk environments.

Every layer attackers actually target - with CVSS-scored reports, proof-of-concept evidence, and one free retest.
Internal and external infrastructure, firewalls and VPN gateways.
OWASP Top 10 and business-logic testing for customer-facing apps.
AWS, Azure and GCP configuration and workload testing, using cloud vulnerability assessment tools alongside manual validation.
REST/GraphQL endpoint testing and Android/iOS runtime analysis.
A subscription program that pairs continuous scanning with quarterly deep-dive engagements, so new exposures don't sit unnoticed between annual audits.
Most organisations don't run VAPT / penetration testing until something forces the issue: a client questionnaire, a cyber-insurance renewal, or an ISO 27001 / DPDP audit deadline. A few signals suggest you shouldn't wait that long: you've shipped a major application or infrastructure change since your last penetration test; you can't point to a CVSS-scored report from the last 12 months; a client, partner or regulator has asked for one and you don't have a current provider; or your last engagement was an automated scan re-labelled as "penetration testing" rather than genuine manual exploitation. Any one of these is reason enough to bring in a dedicated penetration testing services team before an attacker forces the conversation for you.

Signed scope and rules-of-engagement document
Executive summary for non-technical stakeholders, alongside full technical findings
CVSS v3.1 severity scoring for every finding
Step-by-step proof-of-concept evidence for each exploitable issue
Practical, developer-ready remediation guidance
One complimentary retest once fixes are deployed
Align on assets, compliance drivers (ISO 27001, DPDP Act, PCI DSS) and rules of engagement.
These programmes are designed to be operated together. If this page is the strand you need first, the others are usually next.