VAPT · Jaipur, India

VAPT Service Provider in India — vulnerability assessment and penetration testing you can act on.

CodeTechLab is a VAPT company in India delivering VAPT services across web, mobile, API and network systems. As a vulnerability assessment and penetration testing company, we run manual-plus-automated testing and hand back findings you can prioritize the same week, not a scanner printout

Based in Jaipur as a VAPT company Jaipur businesses can meet face-to-face, delivered remotely to clients across India.

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What you get

A vulnerability assessment and penetration testing company built for action, not just findings.

Vulnerability assessment tells you what is exposed, penetration testing tells you what an attacker can do with it. We are a full VAPT service provider in India and we run both together, so you are not left guessing which of forty automated scanner findings actually matters.

Every engagement ends with a penetration testing report and a prioritized remediation report what to fix first, and why.

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What every report includes

No scanner printout — every VAPT report from CodeTechLab is built to be acted on the same week.

Prioritized findingsRanked by real-world risk
Compliance mappingISO 27001 · OWASP · NIST
Executive summaryPlus full technical detail
Free retestWithin 30 days of your fix
Why this matters now

Why VAPT matters for Indian businesses.

Regulatory pressure

India’s IT Act, the Digital Personal Data Protection Act and standards like PCI-DSS increasingly demand businesses to test and document their security posture, not just claim it.

Sensitive data at scale

VAPT is the way to find the gap before somebody else does because Indian businesses have tons of information in financial records, health data and more that makes them a target.

Proactive over reactive

Finding and fixing a vulnerability is only a fraction of what a breach costs in terms of remediation time, downtime and those conversations you’d rather not have with your customers.

Trust, not just compliance

It’s a real VAPT report, recent, something you can actually present to a client, investor or auditor who asks how seriously you take security.

Coverage

Web, mobile, API, network, cloud, IoT and OT penetration testing.

One VAPT engagement. Every layer of your stack. Every layer of your infrastructure, that attackers actually target.

Web Application Penetration Testing

OWASP Top 10 coverage - auth, session handling, business logic, injection

Mobile Application Testing

Static and dynamic analysis of Android and iOS apps, insecure storages, API misuse.

API Testing

Authorization, rate-limiting and data-exposure across REST and GraphQL – built-in API security testing for every engagement.

Network Penetration Testing

VAPT for misconfiguration and lateral movement paths in internal and external network security.

Cloud, Container & IaC Testing

Container and Terraform/IaC scanning for misconfigurations, AWS, Azure and GCP config review.

Source Code Review

Manual and automated static analysis to identify insecure coding patterns before they reach production.

OT / ICS-SCADA Security Testing

Assessment of industrial control systems and SCADA environments with no operational downtime.

IoT Penetration Testing

Testing firmware, device communication and companion apps for connected devices.

Red Teaming

Multi-vector attack simulation test detection and response not just vulnerabilities. Objective driven.

Wireless Network VAPT

Wi-Fi encryption, network segmentation testing and rogue access points for wireless infrastructure.

Database VAPT

Access control, injection and configuration testing across SQL Server, MySQL, MongoDB and other database platforms.

Social Engineering & Phishing Simulation

Real phishing and social-engineering campaigns to see how your people, not just your systems, respond to an attack.

Physical Security VAPT

On-site testing of badge access, tailgating and physical entry points into your buildings.

Scope, in detail

Every asset class, every test depth.

A VAPT scope is a two-dimension matrix – what we test (asset class) crossed with how deep we test it (scan vs. manual exploitation vs. chained attack analysis). This is what a CodeTechLab engagement includes.

Asset ClassAuthenticated ScanUnauthenticated ScanManual ExploitationChain Analysis
External perimeterManualManual
Internal networkScanManualManual
Web app + APIManualManual
Mobile (iOS / Android)ManualManual
Cloud (AWS / Azure / GCP)ScanManualManual
Containers / IaCScanManual
How we work

Our VAPT methodology.

The same six phases run on every engagement, regardless of surface.

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Scoping
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Reconnaissance
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Exploitation
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Post-Exploitation
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Reporting
Retest
Who runs your engagement

OSCP and CREST certified consultants.

Our consulting team is largely OSCP and CREST certified – the same credentials the industry benchmarks penetration testers against – augmented by CEH and CISA-trained staff for application and compliance-adjacent work.

OSCP · OffSec
CREST CPSA
CEH v13 · EC-Council
CISA · ISACA
ISO 9001:2015 Certified
MSME Registered
The honest distinction

Vulnerability assessment finds the inventory. Penetration testing proves the impact.

A scanner can spit out hundreds of findings from a single vulnerability assessment India engagement, but an attacker only needs one that actually chains into something real. We run both in one VAPT engagement, so the final VAPT report surfaces only what’s truly important — not every low-severity line item that a scanner flagged.

Vulnerability Assessment

Breadth-first sweep of your assets assisted by scanner. It tells you what might be wrong with everything.

Penetration Testing

Depth-first: Attacker-driven exploitation of what really matters. It tells you what an attacker would actually do.

Report structure

What goes into every high and critical finding.

A raw CVSS score alone is not enough. Your VAPT report findings are backed with relevant CVE/CWE references, mapped to MITRE ATT&CK techniques, and includes reproduction steps and a remediation effort estimate – so your dev team can act on it without a follow-up call to decode it.

CVSS scoring
CVE / CWE reference
MITRE ATT&CK mapping
Reproduction steps
Remediation effort estimate