Penetration Testing Company in Gurugram

Most of the work is remote, because that is how the targets are reached. Web applications, APIs, mobile apps and cloud accounts are tested over the internet, the same way an attacker meets them, so a Gurugram client gets the full, accurate version of the test without anyone travelling. The branch office at Golden-I in Greater Noida West matters for the parts that are not remote: a kick-off you can attend in person, a whiteboard session where your architect draws the trust boundaries, an internal network test that has to run from inside your building, and an in-person readout for your leadership. For those we schedule on-site days in Gurugram rather than claim an address we do not keep there. The one NCR office is Greater Noida West; the registered office is in Kanpur Nagar, and both share one team and one methodology. Being in your time zone is the practical part: you get a call when a finding is confirmed, not the next morning.

Start with whatever is blocking the deal or the audit, which for most Gurugram fintech and lending teams is the customer-facing application and the APIs behind it, because that is what an enterprise buyer's security questionnaire interrogates and what a SOC 2 or ISO 27001 auditor wants evidence for. If you process card data, the PCI DSS scope usually widens the first engagement to the cardholder data environment, the segmentation around it and the cloud and identity configuration underneath, because that is where the findings that fail an assessment tend to live. Bring the whole estate to the scoping call and we will tell you which surface to test now and which can safely wait a quarter, including where we think a test is not yet the right spend. Code review, dependency analysis and configuration hardening usually follow once the penetration test has shown what an attacker can actually reach. The service blocks above set out the methodology and deliverables for each surface.

You hear back within one business day, and the scoping call itself is 30 to 45 minutes with the engineers who will test, not an account manager. After it you get a written scope, a timeline and a fixed price. Once you accept, the start date depends mostly on you: test accounts with the right roles, an environment we are authorised to touch, any IP allowlisting, and a named person who can answer a question mid-test. Teams with those ready commonly begin within a week or two. Almost all of the testing is remote and nothing about that lowers its quality; it is the accurate version of the work. On-site days are only for what genuinely needs presence, chiefly an internal network test or hardware in a tester's hands, and for a Gurugram client that is a scheduled trip from Greater Noida West rather than a standing local office. Tell us any fixed customer or audit deadline on the first call and we will say plainly whether we can meet it.

Most web or API assessments run one to three weeks depending on scope, plus a retest window once your fixes are in; larger estates, internal networks and IoT work take longer. On price, the indicative range for a web application, mobile application, API or network penetration test is the band shown above, with the retest included: where an engagement lands depends on the size of the attack surface rather than a rate card. For a web application that is the number of roles, features and endpoints; for a mobile app, whether we test Android, iOS or both; for an API, how many endpoints and authentication schemes it exposes; for a network, whether it is external, internal or both. Those are ranges, not quotes. You receive a fixed price in writing after the scoping call, held for the scope we wrote down together, and our guide to penetration testing cost in India, linked below, explains what moves it. Nothing about delivering to Gurugram changes the price.

It depends entirely on who is asking and why, and you should be wary of any firm that implies empanelment is always required. For most commercial purposes, an enterprise customer's security questionnaire, a SOC 2 or ISO 27001 audit, a PCI DSS assessment or your own assurance, a manual penetration test with proof for every finding and a retest to closure is what is wanted, and empanelment is not part of it. Where it does matter is a specific regulatory or tender requirement that the formal VAPT report be signed by a CERT-In empanelled organisation, which is common in some government and regulated-sector work. To be clear about our own position: SecureRoot is not a CERT-In empanelled auditing organisation, and we will not blur that line. Where an empanelled signature is genuinely required, that auditor signs; what we do is the hands-on testing that decides how that audit goes, and we say which situation you are in on the scoping call.

Yes, when it is scoped for it from the start, which is the usual case for a Gurugram SaaS or fintech team. A penetration test is named evidence for several frameworks at once: SOC 2 expects testing of the systems in scope, ISO 27001 maps it to the technical-vulnerability and secure-development controls, and PCI DSS requires both internal and external penetration testing of the cardholder data environment on a defined cadence. Because the same team runs those compliance programmes, we scope the test to the control that is driving it, so the report is written to satisfy an auditor rather than re-interpreted afterwards. What a penetration test is not is a certificate: it is evidence that your safeguards work at a point in time, including for the DPDP Act's reasonable-security-safeguards duty. If you are pursuing more than one framework, say so on the call and we will scope a single test that produces evidence for each rather than billing you for the same work twice. The compliance service pages above set out each programme.