Web application VAPT
Customer portals, broker platforms, and multi-tenant SaaS used by DIFC and mainland clients.
View serviceUnited Arab Emirates · Dubai · 48-hour delivery
Expert-led penetration testing for companies selling into DIFC, ADGM, and mainland UAE. Evidence your security questionnaire can attach on day one.
Sumrite tests web applications, APIs, mobile apps, and cloud accounts for companies that sell into Dubai and the wider UAE, and issues an expert-verified VAPT report in 48 hours. The report is written for procurement and regulatory reviewers who expect evidence mapped to DIFC, ADGM, the Central Bank of the UAE, and the UAE Personal Data Protection Law. Work is scoped under NDA and performed by an expert, not left as scanner output.
Free-zone and mainland buyers rarely ask for a generic “we take security seriously” paragraph. DIFC firms point at the DIFC Data Protection Law. ADGM firms point at the ADGM Data Protection Regulations. Banks and payment firms are measured against Central Bank of the UAE information-security rules. Federal Decree-Law No. 45 of 2021, the UAE Personal Data Protection Law, sits underneath customer-data processing across the country. Government-adjacent programmes still cite the Dubai Electronic Security Center information-assurance standards.
A Sumrite report does not replace a legal opinion or a regulator filing. It gives the security owner a dated, asset-scoped, manually verified test report that those reviews can cite. Findings use CVSS, include a reproduction a developer can follow, and name the control theme the issue affects, such as access control, cryptography, logging, or third-party processing.
Customer portals, broker platforms, and multi-tenant SaaS used by DIFC and mainland clients.
View servicePartner APIs and mobile backends, including object-level authorisation flaws scanners miss.
View serviceAWS, Azure, and Google Cloud accounts that hold UAE customer data or payment flows.
View serviceYou send the asset list and the compliance driver, for example a DIFC vendor questionnaire or a bank onboarding pack. Sumrite replies with a fixed scope. An NDA is signed before credentials or production detail are exchanged. A researcher tests the agreed surface, writes the report, and issues it in the customer’s legal name. Fixes can be re-tested without a second project.
Testing windows can follow Gulf Standard Time. There is no requirement to host a lab inside the UAE for a remote application test. If a contract demands an in-country named assessor or a specific licence, say so in the quote request and we will confirm whether the engagement fits before any work starts.
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Yes. The report name the tested assets, the methodology, and the severity of each verified finding. Teams use that pack as technical evidence for DIFC and ADGM data-protection reviews, Central Bank of the UAE information-security expectations, and enterprise vendor questionnaires. Sumrite does not file the report with a regulator on your behalf.
Testing is run by Sumrite's expert team against scoped staging or production assets over an encrypted channel, with an NDA signed before any technical discussion. You get a VAPT report in 48 hours, written for UAE procurement and regulatory reviewers.
A scoped web application or API assessment is delivered in 48 hours, including the report. Broader cloud, network, or red-team work is quoted separately and can take longer. Re-testing of fixed findings is included.
Usually not. Procurement and free-zone reviewers ask for an expert-led penetration test with proof, not a scanner export. Sumrite findings are reproduced by a researcher and written with fix guidance a developer can apply.
Tell us the app, the API, and which questionnaire is blocking the deal.