Vulnerability Management
Regular asset screening, prioritization, and remediation of vulnerabilities.
We identify weak points in your infrastructure before attackers find them. A systematic approach to scanning, risk assessment, and prioritization lets us close critical vulnerabilities first.
- Regular scanning of assets and services
- Risk assessment and prioritization (CVSS)
- Remediation plan with business context
- Remediation tracking and patch verification
Attackers find the gaps faster
New vulnerabilities are published constantly, and attackers' automated scanners find them in exposed services quickly. The problem is usually not the vulnerabilities themselves but that nobody tracks and fixes them systematically.
- Outdated software and unpatched servers
- Forgotten services exposed to the internet
- Hundreds of findings and no idea where to start
- Patches get installed, but nobody checks the result
A continuous cycle: find, assess, fix
We scan your assets regularly and rate the risk of each vulnerability based on how important the system is to your business. You get a clear remediation plan, and after the fixes we verify that each vulnerability is really closed.
- Full asset visibility: You know which systems and services you have and where they are exposed.
- Priorities, not lists: We fix what is genuinely dangerous for the business first.
- A clear plan: Concrete remediation steps for your IT team.
- Verified results: A rescan confirms the issue has been fixed.
- Inventory: We identify assets and the scanning scope.
- Scanning: We check systems and services for known vulnerabilities.
- Prioritization: We rate risks by CVSS and business impact.
- Remediation and control: We support the fixes and verify the result.
Will scanning disrupt our systems?
We configure scanning so it doesn't interfere with operations. Sensitive systems are scanned at agreed times.
How is this different from a penetration test?
Vulnerability management is a regular search for known vulnerabilities across the whole infrastructure. A pentest is a one-off in-depth check where a specialist actually tries to break in. The two complement each other well.
Who fixes the vulnerabilities?
We can hand the plan to your IT team or take on the remediation ourselves. The second option is discussed separately.
How often do you scan?
We set the frequency to match the size and criticality of your infrastructure and fix it in the contract.