ACH Security started from a simple observation: Indian companies were buying penetration tests to satisfy a checkbox, and DPDP compliance work separately from a different vendor — with neither side talking to the other. The VAPT report sat in a drive nobody read, and the compliance policy didn't reflect what the security team had actually found.

We built ACH Security to close that gap: one team, one engagement, one set of evidence that satisfies your security posture and your DPDP obligations at the same time. Manual-first testing because automated scanners don't hold up under audit. AI-native tooling (XOS) because recon and triage shouldn't take a human three days when software can do it in three hours — freeing our testers to spend that time on the exploitation and validation work that actually needs a person.

Today that means engagements across fintech, healthtech, edtech, SaaS, and the public sector — sectors where a breach isn't just embarrassing, it's existential. We're still a small, testing-led team by design: every report is signed off by someone who did the work, not a project manager relaying someone else's findings.