Whether it’s a small and medium enterprise (SME) or a large enterprise – no one is spared when it comes to cyber-attacks. As long as vulnerabilities exist in the hardware, software, or any of the organization’s processes, there is always a risk of attack regardless of the size of the business. In-fact SMEs could pose as better targets for attackers as security is usually relaxed. Many times, SMEs find it difficult to fit vulnerability assessments such as VAPT (Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing) in their budgets, and many times they believe that hackers won’t bother about small businesses – both the notions may put your organization at great risk. However, although MNCs are a lucrative target, their systems are much more complex to gain access to. SMEs however has become an easier target.
So, whether a small business or large (Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing) VAPT in SMEs is important to check access and control parameters, enforce proper workflow, sequence check, and also check whether there are any loopholes in the authentication process. Many such key areas are analyzed and tested to ensure that there isn’t any part of the code or application or system that is exposed to be exploited.

