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Nayatel launches penetration testing services for businesses in Pakistan

Covers web apps, mobile apps, APIs, networks, and IoT systems.

Web Desk June 30, 2026 Add Bol News as a trusted source

ISLAMABAD: Nayatel has launched professional penetration testing services aimed at helping businesses in Pakistan identify security vulnerabilities before they can be exploited by cyber attackers.

The initiative focuses on simulating real-world cyberattacks in a controlled environment to assess the strength of digital systems and improve overall cybersecurity readiness across organizations.

Penetration testing, also known as ethical hacking, involves cybersecurity experts attempting to breach systems using the same methods employed by malicious hackers. The objective is to identify weaknesses without causing disruption to live systems.

Nayatel’s service covers web applications, mobile applications (Android and iOS), APIs, network infrastructure, IoT systems, and compliance-related assessments.

The testing process combines manual expert analysis with automated security tools to ensure comprehensive coverage.

After testing is completed, organizations receive structured reports designed for both technical teams and decision-makers. Each vulnerability is categorized by risk level and supported with evidence, along with clear recommendations for fixing the issues.

The service also includes post-assessment sessions where cybersecurity experts explain findings and guide businesses on implementing effective remediation strategies.

Additionally, development teams are provided with guidance on secure coding practices to help reduce future security risks.

Nayatel said the service is designed to help businesses align with global cybersecurity and regulatory standards, including ISO, GDPR, and PCI-DSS requirements, enabling organizations to meet audit and compliance obligations more effectively.

The service is aimed at startups preparing for product launches, small and medium-sized enterprises, large corporations, SaaS providers, e-commerce platforms, fintech companies, and healthcare and education technology firms handling sensitive customer data.

Officials said the initiative reflects the growing importance of cybersecurity preparedness as digital transformation accelerates across Pakistan’s business landscape.

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