Buyer FAQ

VAPT and cybersecurity buyer checklist.

Clients often ask these questions before choosing a cybersecurity partner. Tripleplus answers them directly so buyers can understand the scope, evidence quality, confidentiality expectations and compliance fit before starting a VAPT engagement.

Will Tripleplus do manual penetration testing, or only automated scans?

Tripleplus uses both manual and automated testing. Automated tools help with coverage, repeatable checks and known vulnerability discovery. Manual testing is used for exploit validation, authorization checks, authenticated workflows, business logic flaws, API behavior and scanner-noise reduction.

Will the assessment cover OWASP Top 10 and API security risks?

Yes. Web application testing is mapped to OWASP Top 10 categories such as broken access control, injection, cryptographic failures, insecure design, authentication failures and security misconfiguration. API penetration testing can cover broken object level authorization, token handling, excessive data exposure, unsafe rate limits, role boundary issues and workflow abuse.

Can Tripleplus test authenticated workflows and business logic?

Yes. Many serious vulnerabilities appear only after login. Testing can include customer, staff, admin, vendor, partner or other roles where applicable. Business logic review can include approval bypass, payment state manipulation, discount abuse, order workflow abuse, report tampering and unauthorized actions that scanners often miss.

Can mobile app testing and network or internal VAPT be included?

Yes, if those assets are in scope. Mobile testing can include Android or iOS review, API interaction testing, insecure local storage checks, authentication review, transport security and reverse-engineering risk. Network or internal VAPT can include exposed services, firewall rules, segmentation, patch posture, weak credentials, remote access exposure, Active Directory risk and lateral movement paths.

What will the VAPT report include?

The report includes findings, affected assets, severity, CVSS scoring where applicable, evidence, reproduction steps, proof-of-concept notes where safe, business impact, technical explanation, remediation guidance and priority order. The goal is a useful fix document, not a generic scanner export.

Can we see a sample redacted VAPT report?

Yes. A sample redacted report helps buyers judge the structure and usefulness of the deliverable before hiring. The report should show evidence, impact, remediation guidance and retest status without exposing real client data.

Will Tripleplus do re-testing after fixes?

Yes. Retesting verifies whether the original weakness is closed and whether nearby bypass paths still exist. Findings can be marked fixed, partially fixed, still open or risk accepted, with supporting notes.

Can Tripleplus work under NDA or confidentiality terms?

Yes. VAPT and incident response work can involve credentials, logs, screenshots, business workflows and sensitive evidence. Tripleplus can work under NDA or confidentiality terms before accessing client systems.

What tools and tester qualifications should we ask about?

Buyers should ask about methodology, real assessment experience, reporting quality, tester certifications where applicable, and tool usage. Tools such as Burp Suite Professional, Nessus, Metasploit or equivalents may support testing, but the important point is how they are used alongside manual analysis.

Is Tripleplus CERT-In empanelled?

No. Tripleplus Solutions is not CERT-In empanelled. CERT-In empanelment is important for some regulated sectors and compliance-driven audits, so clients with that requirement should confirm it during scoping before the engagement begins.