Network VAPT
Network Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing (VAPT) is a crucial process for any organization looking to secure their network infrastructure. It involves identifying vulnerabilities in a network and simulating an attack to test the network's security measures.
VAPT is an important part of any organization's cybersecurity strategy. By identifying and addressing vulnerabilities in their network, organizations can protect against cyber-attacks and improve the security of their systems and data.

OUR METHODOLOGY
- Planning and scope definition: The VAPT team will work with the organization to understand the scope of the testing and to define the objectives and constraints of the assessment.
- Information gathering: The team will gather information about the target network, including details about the hardware and software used, network architecture, and security measures in place.
- Vulnerability scanning: The team will use a variety of tools and techniques to identify vulnerabilities in the network, including network scanners, vulnerability scanners, and manual testing.
- Penetration testing: The team will simulate an attack on the network to test its defenses and identify any weaknesses that could be exploited by a hacker.
- Reporting: The team will provide a report detailing their findings and recommendations for remediation.

PROFESSIONAL TOOLS
used in Vulnerability and Penetration testing servicesNetwork Scanners
These tools scan networks to identify devices and systems and to gather information about their configuration and vulnerabilities. Examples include Nmap, Nexpose, and Qualys etc.
Vulnerability scanners
These tools scan networks or individual systems to identify vulnerabilities and security weaknesses. Examples include Nessus, OpenVAS, and Acunetix etc.
Password cracking tools
These tools are used to test the strength of passwords and to try to guess passwords by using pre-computed dictionaries or by attempting to brute-force them. Examples include John the Ripper and Hashcat etc.
Exploit databases
These databases contain information about known vulnerabilities and the exploits that can be used to exploit them. Examples include the Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) database.
Manual testing tools
These are proxy tools and inhouse tools of Cyber Hunterz that are used by VAPT professionals to manually test the security of systems and networks. Examples include Burp Suite and Wireshark.
Our Customer feedback

Hossain Alshedoki
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Associate Director at KPMG (KSA)
“Thankyou Shubham and CyberHunterz Team for creating excellent
product for our one of the biggest CTF competition in KPMG,
Saudi Arabia. Without your expert support this event was not
possible.”

Atul Goswamy
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IT Manager at TCS
“Took professional trainings from lot of organizations but the
quality of corporate penetration testing program was awesome
with Cyber Hunterz, it helped me and my colleagues to work
efficiently and all our VAPT Projects and increase our
productivity.”

Sunil Kumar
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Assistant Vice President at HDFC Bank
“It was amazing experience in this proficient cyber security training. It helped me a lot to aware my staff against cyber frauds and deal with critical cyber security threats in a bank.”

Jay Park
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Director at Shanda
“Must say very punctual team of professionals it's been great
time in working with you, looking forward for some more projects
ahead.”

Henry Instigator
@Henry Instigator
Operation manager at Jwone Media llc
“Excellent work done by the team for all my VAPT and Red Team Exercises, they exactly know the pain point of the customer. High quality service and reports are delivered by Cyber Hunterz.”