Network & infrastructure
Internal and external hosts, services and devices scanned for known vulnerabilities, missing patches and insecure configuration.
Recurring, automated scanning across your whole estate, authenticated where it counts, with findings de-duplicated, CVSS-scored and prioritised so your team fixes what matters first.
A vulnerability assessment gives you breadth: a systematic sweep of your networks, systems, applications and cloud to find known weaknesses before an attacker does. Where a penetration test goes deep on a defined scope, an assessment goes wide and repeats, so nothing drifts out of sight between engagements.
We run authenticated and unauthenticated scans across your estate on a scheduled cadence, then turn the raw scanner output into something you can act on, findings de-duplicated, CVSS-scored, prioritised by severity and asset criticality, and tracked to closure. It is broad, repeatable coverage by automation; when you need a human to safely exploit and confirm a finding, that is a penetration test.
Tailored to your estate, the surface we routinely assess.
Internal and external hosts, services and devices scanned for known vulnerabilities, missing patches and insecure configuration.
Application-layer scanning for common vulnerabilities, misconfigurations and outdated components.
Configuration and exposure checks across AWS, Azure and GCP, plus container and image scanning.
Missing patches, insecure configuration and end-of-life software across your fleet.
Credentialed scans that see what an insider or compromised account would, far beyond a surface probe.
Findings tracked from discovery through to a follow-up scan that confirms the fix landed.
Every assessment follows the same backbone, adapted to your estate and goals.
We agree the estate in scope and build an accurate asset inventory, you can't assess what you don't know you have.
Authenticated and unauthenticated scanning across the agreed scope to establish where you stand today.
We consolidate results across scanners, remove duplicates and noise, and score every finding by CVSS and the criticality of the affected asset.
Every finding is ranked by CVSS score and the criticality of the affected asset, so your team fixes what matters first.
Clear, actionable reports for technical and executive readers, with remediation guidance your engineers can follow.
We re-scan after fixes and on a recurring cadence, trending your exposure over time rather than taking a one-off snapshot.
A de-duplicated, CVSS-scored list of scanner findings, ranked by severity and the criticality of the affected asset.
A business-readable view of your exposure and the trend since the last assessment.
Practical, step-by-step fixes mapped to each finding, written for the people who apply them.
An accurate, up-to-date inventory of the systems in scope, refreshed each cycle.
Exposure tracked over time, open vs. closed findings, mean time to remediate, and direction of travel.
Audit-ready evidence supporting ISO 27001, NIS2 and similar requirements.
An assessment goes wide and repeats, a systematic sweep for known weaknesses across the whole estate. A penetration test goes deep on a defined scope and proves exploitation by hand. Most organisations need both: broad, frequent assessment plus periodic in-depth testing.
Quarterly is a common cadence, with monthly or continuous scanning for internet-facing and high-change environments. We'll recommend a rhythm that fits your risk and pace of change.
Scans are tuned to run safely against production, with rate-limits and exclusions agreed in advance. Anything more intrusive is scheduled into a maintenance window.
No, a vulnerability assessment is automated scanning. It surfaces known weaknesses at breadth and on a cadence; because findings aren't hand-verified, results can include false positives. The value we add around the scan is the scope and credentials, de-duplication and CVSS scoring, prioritisation by asset criticality, clear reporting and remediation tracking. Manually confirming and safely exploiting findings is what a penetration test is for.
Yes. Regular vulnerability management is an explicit expectation of both, and the assessment produces the evidence to demonstrate it.
Tell us about your estate and goals, most assessments scope in a single 30-minute call.
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