What is VAPT?
VAPT is a dual process that checks for technical flaws in your apps, networks, or systems and then simulates real-world attacks to determine how those flaws could be used against you.
Why Businesses in New Zealand Need VAPT?
VAPT helps identify security gaps across applications, systems, and networks. It supports risk mitigation, policy compliance, and strengthens overall cyber readiness in line with New Zealand’s evolving security standards.
Built to Protect Local Infrastructure
See how Goognu’s VAPT services support secure growth for New Zealand enterprises and agencies.
Our VAPT Service Categories
Web Platforms Vulnerability Testing
Mobile App Security Audits
Wired & Wireless Network Assessment
Cloud-Based System Testing
IoT & Smart Device Security Checks
Firewall Configuration Audits
Laptop/Desktop Environment Testing
Why do you need VAPT?
Why do you need VAPT?
VAPT plays a crucial role in defending your digital assets. It uncovers weak points in your infrastructure — from outdated code to misconfigurations — that could be misused by attackers. By identifying these risks early, your team can take preventive action before damage occurs. For businesses in New Zealand, where cybersecurity standards are tightening, regular VAPT assessments show your ongoing commitment to safety, trust, and compliance with sector-specific regulations.
Our Approach to VAPT
We follow a practical, client-first process to test and fix security issues — based on real-world attack patterns.
Scope Planning
We work with your team to identify systems, set boundaries, and define what should be tested based on your infrastructure, risk level, and goals.
Data Collection
We collect system architecture, configurations, and network details to understand how your environment functions and where vulnerabilities may exist across devices, apps, or connected components.
Gap Detection
Both automated tools and manual techniques are used to find logic flaws, outdated components, misconfigurations, and access risks within your selected digital assets.
Simulated Attack
We run controlled, ethical hacking scenarios to simulate real cyberattacks, testing how weaknesses could be used to access systems or disrupt services.
Findings Report
Our report includes issue descriptions, screenshots, risk scores, and actionable steps, helping your team fix vulnerabilities with clarity and without unnecessary technical jargon.
Follow-Up Checks
After you fix the issues, we retest your environment to confirm every vulnerability has been addressed and that systems are now secure.