VAPT & Penetration Testing Company in Bangladesh

VAPT stands for Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing. The vulnerability assessment stage finds and catalogues security weaknesses across your systems; the penetration testing stage has certified operators safely exploit those weaknesses to prove business impact, so you fix what matters rather than a raw scanner list.

Yes. PentesterSpace is a Dhaka-based offensive security company providing VAPT and penetration testing to organisations across Bangladesh and to clients worldwide. Our office is at ICT Tower, Agargaon, Dhaka 1207.

A full-stack VAPT engagement can cover web application testing (OWASP WSTG), API penetration testing (OWASP API Security Top 10, REST and GraphQL), mobile application testing on Android and iOS (OWASP MASVS), network and infrastructure testing, cloud configuration review, and AI/LLM testing. Red teaming and managed bug bounty are available alongside. Scope is agreed in writing before the engagement, so you only pay for what you need.

VAPT pricing depends on scope — the number of applications, APIs or systems in the engagement and the depth of testing required. There is no upfront payment to start: share your scope, finalise the details, and testing can begin. See our pricing page for the three engagement models (Focused, Continuous PTaaS, Managed) and request a quote for a tailored figure.

Price scales with scope and complexity, not hours: the number of applications, APIs and hosts in the engagement; the user roles and authenticated paths that need to be covered; whether the testing is one-time, continuous or managed; the standards and depth agreed (for example OWASP WSTG for web, OWASP MASVS for mobile, OWASP API Top 10 for APIs); and whether retesting after remediation is included. Related surfaces agreed in one engagement — a web app and the API behind it, for example — are usually priced together rather than as separate projects.

Web application pentest pricing depends on the application's size and complexity, the number of user roles and authenticated flows, whether multiple environments or variants are in scope, and whether the backend API is tested alongside. Testing follows OWASP WSTG and manual business-logic analysis, not just scanner output. Share your scope through Get started and we will come back with a tailored quote.

VAPT is priced by scope, not by a single unit. For a web application the scope is counted in applications, user roles and authenticated paths; for an API it is counted in endpoints, authentication boundaries and object/function-level access checks; for network testing it is counted in IP ranges, live hosts and services exposed. If an engagement spans more than one of these, scope is agreed in writing before testing begins so the quote matches the work.

A VAPT engagement covers both stages: a vulnerability assessment to find and catalogue weaknesses across the agreed scope, and a penetration testing stage in which certified operators safely exploit the findings that matter to prove business impact. You receive an executive and technical report with CVSS v3.1 ratings, reproduction steps, request/response evidence, and remediation guidance written for the engineer who has to fix it — not raw scanner output. The Focused package includes one complimentary retest after remediation.

Timelines depend on scope. A focused engagement can begin within an hour of scope sign-off; the testing window for a single web application or API is typically a few business days to a working week, longer for broader scopes covering multiple applications, cloud environments or network ranges. Continuous PTaaS runs against a changing attack surface rather than a fixed window, so cycles are scheduled around your release cadence.

Run VAPT after a significant release, before a compliance milestone (ISO 27001, SOC 2, PCI DSS), after any major architecture change, and on an annual baseline at minimum. Teams shipping frequently should move from one-time VAPT to continuous testing so coverage keeps up with changes — see PTaaS for the continuous model, and services for how often each test type should run.