

Vulnerability Assessment & Penetration Testing
Our Vulnerability Assessment & Penetration Testing (VAPT) services stand out due to our proprietary methodologies that blend advanced scanning technologies with expert human insight. We tailor each assessment to the specific architecture of your system, ensuring not only thoroughness but also precision in identifying potential vulnerabilities and security gaps. Our team's proactive approach ensures you stay ahead of emerging threats with actionable, real-world solutions.
Red Team
The Security Tool is crafted to simulate a real-world scenario, testing our clients' capabilities in detecting, tracking, disconnecting, and resolving breaches by hostile entities. Should our security testers be identified, Deepblue Security will pause the exercise for two weeks before resuming, potentially extending the timeline beyond the initial 12-14 weeks.
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To evade detection, Deepblue Security anonymizes and routes traffic through various technologies, making it appear as though it originates from multiple locations within and outside the country . We maintain a log of IP addresses and timestamps for Security Tool-specific traffic, available for clients to distinguish between exercise and actual traffic upon request.
Vulnerability Assessment
Do you need a clearer picture of your organization's security vulnerabilities? Deepblue can conduct both network layer and application level vulnerability scans to identify potential threats and weaknesses before they are exploited by malicious actors.
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Deepblue is equipped to carry out both authenticated and unauthenticated scans tailored for on-premises and cloud environments. Additionally, we offer scheduled continuous vulnerability scanning. Following each scan, we will deliver a comprehensive report that details the confirmed vulnerabilities found within your organization, including risk rankings and strategic recommendations for addressing these vulnerabilities.
Application Penetration Testing
Penetration testing at Deepblue Security meticulously follows the protocols set out by the Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP), NIST security controls, and additional testing frameworks, ensuring a complete security analysis of web applications.
We also offer specialized checklists for web apps and APIs, available upon request, to address both common threats such as Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) and SQL Injection (SQLi) and unique vulnerabilities specific to each application.
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In terms of exploitation, this process involves implementing specific actions or payloads against known vulnerabilities to assess the risk associated with a malicious actor gaining unauthorized access and the potential repercussions of such breaches.
