Vulnerability Management Services

The root of many breaches 

Vulnerabilities, whether caused by bugs in software or misconfigurations, are the root of many breaches. Malicious hackers will always remain on the lookout for vulnerabilities in your infrastructure that they can exploit to their benefit. The impact of breaches has come to a point where businesses are shut down because of a successful attack.

Whether motivated by damaged reputation, loss of revenue, lost customer trust, or maybe even the integrity of governing institutions, one must implement measures to find and fix these weaknesses before they can be abused.

Combined with the fact that IT environments are constantly changing, this is why a proactive approach is required to always keep up with identifying all assets and their vulnerabilities and remediate them. 

Continuous scanning 

Our Vulnerability Management Services (VMS) will ensure your IT environment will always be scanned adequately to identify new assets and new vulnerabilities as soon as possible. Regardless whether your assets are on-promise or in the cloud, they can be scanned using a combination of agentless and agent-based scanning. This level of visibility will provide the data that is required to take the right decisions. It is a cornerstone of a successful vulnerability management process that aims to continually improve the security posture of the company.
 

Understanding risks 

Our service integrates a threat intelligence feed that helps to highlight which vulnerabilities are known to entail high risks because they are known to be actively exploited by monitored hacking groups. On top of ensuring the scan infrastructure is properly maintained, our experts are available to discuss technical details of vulnerabilities and remediation strategies. As part of our vulnerability risk management services, a service component of VMS, the integrated risk scoring systems and threat intelligence information will be used in conjunction with business context information to assist in setting the right priorities. This will ensure you can take the right actions with the, usually scarce, resources you have available to mitigate the risks.