Penetration Testing Company in Noida

Yes. NCR delivery runs from the branch office in Greater Noida West, so the team works your hours rather than dialling in from another time zone behind a local sales contact. The registered office is in Kanpur Nagar, and the two offices share one team and one methodology, so where a given engineer sits changes nothing about the work. What being in the region does change is the small things that decide whether a test goes well: a kick-off you can attend in person if you want to, a whiteboard session where your architect draws the trust boundaries instead of describing them over a call, and an internal network test run from inside your own building rather than through a jump box. The branch address and phone number are on this page, and the contact page lists both offices. If you would rather meet before you commit to anything, say so when you book the scoping call.

You hear back within one business day, and the scoping call itself is usually 30 to 45 minutes with the engineers who will do the testing, not an account manager. After that call you get a written scope, a timeline and a fixed price. Once you accept, the start date depends mostly on you rather than on us: test accounts with the right roles, a staging or production environment we are authorised to touch, any IP allowlisting, and a named person on your side who can answer a question during the test. Teams that have those ready commonly begin within a week or two of the call. Where a customer deadline or an audit date is fixed, tell us the date on the first call and we will say plainly whether we can meet it rather than accepting the work and discovering later that we cannot.

For most scopes, yes, and it changes very little. Web applications, APIs, mobile apps and cloud accounts are reached the way an attacker reaches them, over the internet, so remote testing is not a lesser version of the work: it is the accurate version. The testing is still manual and exploit-driven, every finding still carries a proof of concept, critical findings still reach you within three hours of discovery, and the retest is still included. What remote delivery does not cover is anything that needs physical presence or a position inside your network: internal network testing, some thick client work on a locked-down corporate build, and IoT or hardware testing where the device has to be in a tester's hands. For those we arrange on-site days, which for a Noida client is a short trip. Kick-offs and readouts can be either way.

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 ₹50,000 to ₹4 lakh, retest included, as supplied on 2 September 2026 and set out band by band above. Where an engagement lands inside that range depends on the size of the attack surface rather than a rate card: the number of roles, features and endpoints for a web application, whether we test Android, iOS or both for a mobile app, how many endpoints and authentication schemes an API exposes, and whether a network test 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.

Whatever a customer, auditor or regulator is currently blocking you on, and for most Noida SaaS teams that is the web application and the APIs behind it, because that is what an enterprise buyer's security questionnaire asks about and what a SOC 2 or ISO 27001 auditor wants evidence for. Fintech and lending teams usually have a wider first scope: the customer-facing application, the APIs their partners consume, and the cloud configuration and identity setup underneath, because that is where the damaging findings tend to be. If you are unsure, bring the whole estate to the scoping call and we will tell you which surface to start with and which can safely wait a quarter, including where we think a test is not the right spend yet. The service blocks above set out the methodology and deliverables for each surface.

Neither names an annual penetration test for a general company, so be careful with any firm that tells you otherwise. The CERT-In Directions set obligations of a different kind, chiefly reporting cyber incidents within six hours of noticing them, along with logging and time synchronisation duties, which is why detection and logging are worth testing alongside your applications. The DPDP Act places security safeguards and breach duties on you as a Data Fiduciary, with most of its obligations applying from 13 May 2027 and breach intimation following the DPDP Rules, 2025. Testing is evidence that your safeguards work; it is not a certificate of compliance. One thing to be clear about: SecureRoot is not a CERT-In empanelled auditing organisation. Where a regulator or a tender requires an empanelled auditor's signature, that auditor signs, and we say so on the call.