Ensure your ISP infrastructure meets all required checklists and frameworks under the DoT's Minimum Baseline Security Standards (MBSS).
The DoT mandates that ISPs must regularly test their networks for vulnerabilities to ensure they meet the strict Minimum Baseline Security Standards (MBSS). This compliance is proven through a formal, comprehensive Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing (VAPT) report conducted by certified security professionals. This goes beyond a simple automated scan; it's a deep dive into your infrastructure's resilience.
VAPT is the most technically scrutinized part of the DoT Security Audit. Its importance cannot be overstated:
Our testing methodology is rigorous but non-disruptive to your live traffic:
Our certified security engineers specialize in telecom infrastructure. We don't just run an automated scan and hand you a 500-page PDF of false positives. We provide actionable, prioritized remediation steps tailored for Mikrotik, Cisco, Juniper, and Huawei environments. Most importantly, we format the final VAPT report perfectly for immediate submission on the DoT Security Audit Portal.
Pricing is calculated based on the number of Live Public IPs, Web Applications, and Core Routers in scope. Contact us for a scoping questionnaire to get a precise quote.
Request a Scoping Document on WhatsApp| Will the penetration testing cause network downtime? | No. We design our tests to be strictly non-disruptive. We do not perform Denial of Service (DoS) attacks on your live infrastructure unless explicitly requested in a staging environment. |
| What is the difference between VA and PT? | Vulnerability Assessment (VA) is the process of identifying potential weaknesses (often automated). Penetration Testing (PT) is the manual attempt to safely exploit those weaknesses to see how deep an attacker could actually get. DoT requires both. |