SURAPURA is a small offensive security team out of Rajkot. Pentesters, bug-bounty hunters, red-teamers, SOC analysts — people who've broken into things and people who've cleaned up after the people who broke in. We do for paying clients what we used to do at 2:45 AM for the local SME with no plan and a ringing phone.
Most security companies build walls. We learned the trade from the other side — bug bounty platforms, CTFs, and the unglamorous work of triaging real exploits at 3am. By the time we started writing invoices, we'd already written exploit chains.
That's still the lens. Every audit, every program, every incident we touch is shaped by the attacker's mindset, because half the team has actually been the attacker. We are the people you'd want to hire to break in. So you do.
When a Rajkot SME gets ransomwared on a Tuesday night, when a GIDC factory's OT network stops responding, when a clinic's patient records start moving to a domain registered three days ago — we're the team that picks up.
SURAPURA was the first responder for cybersecurity incidents across Rajkot and Gujarat for businesses that had nowhere else to turn. We've contained active breaches, recovered encrypted file servers, killed malware mid-spread, and put hardening between the door and the next attempt. Most of those clients are still ours — and have not been hit again.
From ransomware on small businesses to targeted intrusions on industrial networks in GIDC zones, we've seen it, contained it, and prevented its return. The local trade still calls us first. The work taught us everything we now sell as a service.
On-ground response anywhere in Rajkot & Gujarat. When remote isn't enough, the team drives. Some incidents need hands on keyboards in your server room — not tickets in a queue.
Every person here has hands-on offensive experience — pentesting, hunting, red-teaming, or running detection against the same TTPs they used to throw. Nobody on this team has ever been "in security" without first having broken something. The four roles below describe what we sell, but the line between them inside the team is mostly imaginary.
Manual exploitation that scanners can't replicate. Our pentesters chain low-severity bugs into critical exploits through creative attack paths — IDOR + BAC + SSRF doesn't show up on a scan dashboard. It shows up here.
Active hunters with track records on the major platforms. Recon-heavy, business-logic-curious, scope-respecting — we bring the crowd's creativity with the discipline of operators who file reports clients actually want to read.
Full-spectrum campaigns — phishing, payload delivery, foothold, lateral movement, exfil. Mapped to MITRE ATT&CK. Debriefed in purple-team sessions so your blue team gets stronger every engagement, not just shamed.
Detection content written by people who've been on the offensive side of the kill chain. They know what attackers look like in logs because they've generated those logs themselves — for paying clients, on purpose.
Principles forged in real engagements. Most weren't written; they were learned the hard way and got pinned to the wall after. They're the difference between a security partner and a vendor with a logo.
Every assessment starts with one question: "If I wanted to destroy this company, where would I begin?" That perspective shapes everything — scope, depth, and what the final report leads with.
No theoretical risks. No scanner noise. No padding the report to look thorough. Every finding lands in your tracker with a working PoC. If it's there, it's reproducible. If we can't reproduce it, you'll never see it.
We started by protecting local businesses from real, dangerous threats. That urgency — the 2 AM call, the on-site drive — never left the operating model. We serve clients across continents, but the muscle memory is local.
We work alongside your engineers, not above them. Knowledge transfer is part of every engagement — not an upsell. When we leave, your team is genuinely stronger than when we arrived. That's the whole point.
Attackers don't stop after a quarterly review, so neither do we. Our managed programs deliver continuous offensive pressure — not annual checkbox exercises that expire the day after the certificate is printed.
We prioritise findings by real-world business impact — revenue loss, regulatory exposure, contract risk, reputational damage — not just the score on top of a CVE entry. The auditor will love it. So will your CFO.
30 minutes. No deck. Tell us what's keeping you up — pre-launch app, audit deadline, noisy alerts, missing playbook, an incident in progress — and we'll tell you exactly how we'd handle it, what the timeline looks like, and whether we're the right team to call.