Professional Vulnerability Assessment & Penetration Testing for US Businesses
Nexoryn Security provides remote VAPT and penetration testing services for businesses in the United States, including startups, SaaS companies, technology businesses, growing organizations, and enterprises.
Our assessments combine automated vulnerability analysis with manual penetration testing to identify security weaknesses that automated scanners alone may not detect.
We test web applications, APIs, mobile applications, networks, cloud environments, and other agreed technology assets.
International VAPT starts at $999, with the final price determined by the scope, number of assets, application complexity, testing depth, and reporting requirements.
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Why US Businesses Need VAPT
For a growing US company, security testing is not only about finding technical vulnerabilities.
It can also become part of:
Enterprise customer security reviews
SaaS vendor questionnaires
Security due diligence
Product launches
Investor due diligence
Vulnerability management
Security assurance programs
Customer contract requirements
Internal risk assessments
Compliance and audit preparation
A customer may ask for evidence that your application or infrastructure has been independently tested before approving your company as a vendor.
A professional penetration testing report can help provide that evidence.
However, a VAPT report does not replace certifications or audits such as SOC 2 or ISO 27001. Instead, it can form part of a broader security and compliance program.
Remote VAPT Services for US Companies
Nexoryn Security is an India-based, remote-first cybersecurity provider.
You do not need to be located in India to work with our team.
Our international engagements are delivered remotely with:
Defined testing scope
Written authorization
NDA-first engagement
Manual and automated testing
Risk-rated findings
Technical evidence
Remediation recommendations
Executive-level reporting
Retesting where applicable
The objective is simple:
Find security weaknesses before attackers or customers do.
What We Test
1. Web Application Penetration Testing
We assess web applications for vulnerabilities that could allow unauthorized access, data exposure, account compromise, or manipulation of application functionality.
Testing may include:
Authentication
Authorization
Session management
Access control
Input validation
Injection
File upload functionality
Business logic
Privilege escalation
Security misconfiguration
Sensitive data exposure
Account recovery
Administrative functionality
For SaaS products, we can also evaluate important authorization and tenant-isolation scenarios within the agreed scope.
2. API Penetration Testing
Modern SaaS products depend heavily on APIs.
Our API security testing can cover REST and GraphQL APIs, depending on your environment.
Areas may include:
Authentication
Authorization
Object-level access control
Function-level authorization
JWT and token handling
OAuth flows
Rate limiting
Input validation
Sensitive information exposure
API business logic
Parameter manipulation
Session handling
API testing is particularly important when your application exposes sensitive customer or business data.
3. SaaS Security Testing
If you operate a SaaS platform, your customers may expect security evidence before signing a contract.
We can assess areas such as:
Multi-tenant authorization
User roles
Administrative privileges
Authentication
API security
Business workflows
Sensitive data exposure
Account management
File handling
Application configuration
The scope is designed around your actual application and customer-facing attack surface.
4. Mobile Application Security Testing
We can assess:
Android applications
iOS applications
Mobile authentication
Local storage
API communication
Session handling
Certificate validation
Sensitive information exposure
Client-side security controls
Where appropriate, mobile testing can be combined with backend/API testing.
5. External Network Penetration Testing
External infrastructure testing focuses on internet-facing assets that could be exposed to attackers.
Depending on the approved scope, testing may include:
Public IP addresses
Internet-facing services
Network services
Remote access services
Exposed administrative interfaces
TLS/security configuration
Vulnerable services
Authentication weaknesses
Known vulnerabilities
All testing is performed only against assets that the client has explicitly authorized.
6. Internal Network Security Testing
Internal testing evaluates what an attacker or compromised user may be able to reach after obtaining internal network access.
Testing can include:
Network segmentation
Privilege escalation
Authentication
Active Directory-related weaknesses
Exposed services
Misconfigurations
Lateral movement opportunities
Credential exposure
The exact scope is established before testing begins.
7. Cloud Security Assessment
Cloud environments can introduce complex security risks.
Depending on your environment, assessments can cover AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud infrastructure.
Potential areas include:
IAM
Excessive privileges
Storage permissions
Network exposure
Security groups
Public resources
Secrets
Cloud configuration
Logging
Access controls
Cloud testing is always performed within an agreed and authorized scope.
Manual Testing vs Scanner-Only Reports
A vulnerability scanner can be useful.
But a scanner alone does not provide the same visibility as a manual penetration test.
Automated tools can help identify:
Known vulnerabilities
Outdated components
Configuration issues
Common security weaknesses
Manual testing can investigate areas that require understanding how your application actually works.
For example:
Can User A access User B's information?
Can a lower-privileged account perform an administrator function?
Can an attacker manipulate a business workflow?
Can multiple weaknesses be combined to create greater impact?
These questions often require human analysis.
That is why our approach combines automated analysis with manual security testing.
What Does a VAPT Report Include?
A professional security report should help both technical and business teams understand the risks discovered during testing.
Depending on the engagement, your report can include:
Executive Summary
A management-level overview of the security posture and significant findings.
Scope
The applications, APIs, domains, IP addresses, mobile applications, or infrastructure tested.
Methodology
The approach and testing methods used during the assessment.
Findings
Each identified issue is documented with relevant technical details.
Severity
Findings can be prioritized using risk ratings and CVSS where applicable.
Proof of Concept
Technical evidence demonstrating the security issue.
Business Impact
An explanation of what the vulnerability could mean for the organization.
Remediation
Practical recommendations for fixing the issue.
Retesting
Where applicable, fixes can be retested to verify that identified vulnerabilities have been addressed.
VAPT for US SaaS Companies
US SaaS companies often need to answer security questions before an enterprise customer approves them as a vendor.
Questions may include:
Do you perform penetration testing?
When was your last penetration test?
Who performed the assessment?
Was testing manual?
Are APIs included?
How do you test authorization?
How do you protect customer data?
Do you perform vulnerability assessments?
Do you remediate critical vulnerabilities?
Can you provide security testing evidence?
A recent independent VAPT report can therefore become part of your enterprise security evidence package.
It does not replace your complete security program, but it can help address the application-security portion of vendor due diligence.
VAPT for Startups in the USA
You don't need to be a large enterprise to start security testing.
Startups may benefit from VAPT before:
Launching a new product
Signing a major enterprise customer
Raising investment
Entering a new market
Handling sensitive customer information
Completing a vendor security assessment
Releasing a major application update
For startups, the key is to define the scope correctly.
A focused assessment of your most important application or API can be more useful than paying for a large assessment that does not match your actual attack surface.
How Much Does VAPT Cost for US Businesses?
There is no universal VAPT price.
The cost depends on:
Number of applications
Number of APIs
Number of IP addresses
Mobile platforms
Cloud environment
Application complexity
Number of user roles
Authentication requirements
Testing depth
Compliance requirements
Reporting requirements
Retesting requirements
Nexoryn International Starting Pricing
| Service | Starting price |
|---|---|
| One-time international VAPT | $999 |
| Shield continuous security | $399/month |
These are starting prices rather than fixed prices for every project.
A final quotation is provided after understanding the scope.
Why Choose Nexoryn Security for US VAPT?
Remote Delivery
Security testing can be performed remotely without requiring your team to travel or host an on-site testing team.
NDA-First Engagement
Testing begins with clear authorization and confidentiality requirements.
Manual + Automated Testing
Automated tools help identify common weaknesses while manual testing focuses on application behavior, authorization, business logic, and other areas requiring human analysis.
Actionable Reporting
Reports are designed to explain the issue, impact, evidence, severity, and recommended remediation.
Flexible Scope
You can test a single web application, an API, mobile application, network environment, cloud infrastructure, or a broader combination of assets.
International Engagements
Nexoryn works with businesses outside India through remote security assessments and international pricing.
Our VAPT Process
Step 1 — Scope
We understand your application, infrastructure, technology stack, assets, and testing requirements.
Step 2 — Authorization
Testing begins only after the scope and authorization are confirmed.
Step 3 — Preparation
Required test accounts, URLs, IP addresses, API documentation, credentials, and testing windows are established where applicable.
Step 4 — Security Testing
Automated analysis and manual penetration testing are performed against the agreed scope.
Step 5 — Validation
Potential vulnerabilities are investigated and validated to reduce false positives.
Step 6 — Reporting
Findings are documented with severity, evidence, impact, and remediation guidance.
Step 7 — Remediation
Your technical team can use the report to prioritize and fix identified vulnerabilities.
Step 8 — Retesting
Where included or agreed, fixes can be retested to verify remediation.
What You Should Prepare Before a VAPT
To make the engagement efficient, have the following information ready where applicable:
Application URL
API documentation
Test accounts
User roles
IP addresses
Domains
Mobile application builds
Cloud environment details
Testing window
Authorized testing scope
Emergency contact
Known restrictions
Customer security requirements
Clear scope protects both the client and testing team.
Is Remote Penetration Testing Suitable for US Companies?
Yes.
Many application and infrastructure security assessments can be performed remotely.
The important requirements are not the physical location of the tester but:
Written authorization
Clearly defined scope
Secure communication
Appropriate access
Testing methodology
Confidentiality
Professional reporting
Clear remediation process
For US companies working with an India-based provider, time-zone differences can also be managed through agreed testing windows and communication schedules.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Nexoryn provide VAPT services in the USA?
Yes. Nexoryn Security provides remote VAPT and penetration testing services for US-based businesses, including startups, SaaS companies, and growing organizations.
Is Nexoryn a US-based cybersecurity company?
Nexoryn Security is based in India and provides cybersecurity services remotely to international clients, including businesses in the United States.
How much does Nexoryn VAPT cost for US companies?
International VAPT starts at $999. The final price depends on the agreed testing scope and complexity.
Do you test SaaS applications?
Yes. SaaS applications can be assessed for authentication, authorization, business logic, API security, access control, and other application security risks within the agreed scope.
Do you perform API penetration testing?
Yes. REST and GraphQL APIs can be included depending on the application architecture and testing scope.
Do you provide a penetration testing report?
Yes. Reports can include scope, methodology, findings, severity, technical evidence, business impact, and remediation recommendations.
Can the report support an enterprise security questionnaire?
A professional VAPT report can provide evidence of application security testing and may support vendor security reviews. However, acceptance ultimately depends on the requirements of the customer or organization requesting the evidence.
Do you sign an NDA?
NDA-first engagements are supported, with confidentiality and authorized testing requirements established before testing begins.
How long does a VAPT take?
The timeline depends on scope and testing depth. A defined application assessment may take several business days, while larger multi-asset engagements can require more time.
Can you test production systems?
Production testing can be considered when explicitly authorized and when the testing approach is appropriate. Testing scope and safeguards should be agreed before the engagement begins.
Ready to Test Your Security?
Whether you are preparing for an enterprise customer, launching a SaaS product, completing security due diligence, or simply want to understand your real attack surface, Nexoryn Security can help.
Get a professional VAPT assessment for your US business.
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Tell us:
What you want tested
Your number of applications or assets
Your technology stack
Any customer or compliance requirement
Your preferred testing timeline
We'll review the scope and provide a clear proposal.
Nexoryn Security — Remote VAPT & Penetration Testing for US Businesses
International VAPT starting at $999.
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