VAPT that ends in verified findings, not another noise pile
Run scoped vulnerability assessment and penetration testing. Keep tests continuous on Growth, and only promote what passed verification. If you have spent a week to disprove the output of someone else's scanner, you already know the problem is the gate. More coverage is not the answer.
The split
What you control, what SecureGraph orchestrates
You own
- The security database: assets, findings, risks, and evidence
- The scope of tests and the items that enter the inventory
- Who may approve sensitive steps
- When to escalate to human review
SecureGraph runs
- Engines for discovery, scans, VAPT, risk, compliance, reports, and alerts
- Tool execution and campaign workflows
- Dual-control enforcement and the audit trail
- AI suggestions under governance that you can inspect
The quality bar
Four gates between a scan and a deliverable
Verification gate
SecureGraph classifies findings as auto-verified, manually verified, unverified, or rejected. Client reports prioritize verified material. That is what protects your credibility with leadership.
Impact analysis
Verified findings get structured impact context before they reach a deliverable. The context frames confidentiality, integrity, and availability in business and technical language.
Dual control
Destructive steps or steps that affect production can need approval from more than one person. Automation cannot skip a human gate.
AI with boundaries
Domain agents call engines. They do not invent CVEs or hosts, and they do not own risk scores. Sensitive paths prefer local models or minimized models.
Day to day
The surfaces you will use every day
Assets and intelligence
Inventory, criticality, and exposure context
Scans
On-demand and scheduled checks
VAPT campaigns
Multi-step assessments, web pipeline, and approvals
Risk register
Prioritized posture after findings arrive
Compliance
Maps for frameworks and the evidence path
Reports and tracker
Deliverables and ownership of fixes
Alerts
Email, WhatsApp, and Telegram channels
GitHub App
Free covers public repos, and Starter adds private repos
AI agents
On-demand specialists for triage and write-ups
Not every surface is equally mature. The product labels each surface as baseline, Starter or Growth, and engagement scope. You can then plan a pilot without exaggerated claims.
Pilot it on a narrow scope
Connect a security database. Inventory one domain, run a light assessment, and judge the output. Expand when the pipeline has earned your trust.