About
Vikax, by VulnXperts.
Vikax is change assurance for production web applications, built by VulnXperts Consultancy W.L.L., a cybersecurity consultancy in Bahrain. It answers the question every penetration test leaves open: what has changed in production since the test?
The seal
The disc is the record of what was tested. The band that has slid out of place is what changed since. The mark is the product in one picture: the record, and the change since.
Why it exists
A penetration test describes the application on one day. The report is delivered and the findings are remediated. Then the application keeps shipping: a new script on the checkout page, a widened content security policy, a header removed while debugging. Six months later the report is still on file, and nobody can say how much of it still holds.
VulnXperts delivers penetration tests. After each delivery, clients asked us the same thing: what has changed since you tested, and does it need testing? Vikax answers that question with evidence. Whether an application is secure is a separate question, and Vikax leaves it to your testers.
How it is built
Vikax seals a record of what each assessment covered and monitors production from the outside. It groups changes into releases, names each kind of change and shows how far the application has moved since the test. An analyst decides whether a change needs testing, and Vikax keeps that decision permanently.
Everything the product claims, it can show: the record of each assessment, the evidence behind every change and an audit log nobody can edit. The website follows the same rule. Every limit and interval on it comes from the product specification, product screens use sample data, and it names no customer, count or certification we cannot show.
Where it stops
Vikax leaves vulnerability scanning and attack surface mapping to other tools, and it uses no AI to read your application. It keeps a fixed record of what was tested and shows what changed since. The evidence goes to the people who decide whether the last test still holds.
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