FatPipe Cybersecurity Testing Services provides three primary security assessment offerings for organizations seeking to identify and remediate vulnerabilities across their infrastructure. The Vulnerability and Port Scanning Service focuses on internet-facing devices at the network perimeter, including VPN concentrators, firewalls, routers, remote access points, and IoT endpoints. The service performs external assessments to identify exposed ports, missing patches, weak configurations, and high-risk vulnerabilities. It combines automated scanning with manual validation to deliver prioritized remediation guidance. The Internal LAN and Server Penetration Testing Service simulates insider threats and post-breach scenarios to evaluate lateral movement capabilities within the network. Using a PTES-aligned methodology, the service assesses servers, workstations, virtual machines, and network appliances to identify misconfigurations, unpatched systems, weak credentials, unsecure file shares, and segmentation gaps. Testing covers common services including RDP, SSH, LDAP/AD, HTTP/S, database ports, and internal APIs. The Website Penetration Testing Service evaluates web applications using an OWASP-aligned methodology. The assessment examines application logic, configuration settings, and code for vulnerabilities such as broken access control, injection flaws, and unsecured defaults. Findings are delivered with CVSS scoring, risk-ranked reports, and proof-of-concept demonstrations. The service includes a re-test phase to confirm remediation of critical and high-risk issues.