Practical, no-jargon guidance on security testing, compliance and defence — written by the team that does the work, for the people who have to act on it.
Short answer: In 2026, a penetration test for a single business web application in India typically costs about ₹40,000 to ₹1.5 lakh. Network, mobile, API and cloud tests each have their own ranges (table below). The final price depends on scope: how many applications, user roles, IP addresses and environments are tested, and how much…
Why Choosing the Right Penetration Testing Company Matters Penetration testing has become close to mandatory for Indian businesses — driven by client vendor-security questionnaires, RBI and SEBI frameworks for BFSI, and CERT-In’s 2022 Directions, which require organizations to report cyber incidents within six hours and maintain ICT logs for 180 days (per the CERT-In Directions).…
Published: September 2026 | Written by Prashant Thakur, Founder & Security Consultant, PS INFOSEC Manufacturing organizations are increasingly dependent on connected IT infrastructure, enterprise applications, cloud platforms, endpoints, network devices, remote access, and digital production systems. As this connectivity increases, so does the cybersecurity risk for manufacturing companies. A manufacturing cybersecurity program should not focus…
Most businesses only find out about a security weakness after someone has already exploited it — a leaked database, a locked-out system, a customer complaint about unauthorized access. Vulnerability Assessment Services exist precisely to flip that order: finding and fixing the weak points in your systems before an attacker ever gets the chance. This guide…
Large organizations don’t run one website and one database — they run dozens of applications, multiple cloud environments, third-party integrations, remote offices, and thousands of employee endpoints, all connected in ways that are difficult to fully map, let alone secure. This complexity is exactly why a standard vulnerability scan isn’t enough at enterprise scale. What’s…
Every week brings a new headline — a hospital’s patient records leaked, an e-commerce platform’s customer database exposed, a manufacturing company locked out of its own systems by ransomware. These aren’t isolated incidents anymore. They are a pattern, and Indian businesses of every size are now firmly inside the target zone. If you’ve been putting…