Baseline risk visibility

Vulnerability Assessment

A practical vulnerability assessment that identifies and prioritizes risk across your environment - delivered with evidence, context, and a remediation plan your team can execute.

  • Broad coverage with risk-based prioritization
  • Evidence and practical remediation guidance
  • Fast reporting for planning and audits

What you get on day one

Concise scope, test plan, and outcomes your team can execute.

Baseline visibility

Best for

Know what’s exposed and why it matters.

Wide

Coverage

Assets, services, and configurations in scope.

Prioritized

Output

Grouped by risk and fix effort.

1–2 weeks

Timeline

Depends on scope and access.

OWASP ASVSCWENIST 800-53ISO 27001

Why this service

Why this service

A clear baseline for risk and remediation planning

Broad coverage, clear prioritization, and a plan you can act on.

What happens first

Week one

Gather coverage, strip noise, and agree on how risk is ranked.

Month one

A validated backlog with owners, due dates, and retests planned up front.

Early signals

  • Findings are validated and deduped, not just listed.
  • Owners and due dates are explicit, not implied.
  • Retests are scheduled with expected evidence.

Get a defensible baseline

A vulnerability assessment provides a clear view of what’s present across your environment - without the depth of exploit validation required in a pentest.

Prioritize what to fix first

We translate raw scanner output into a prioritized list that engineering can execute.

Support audits and planning

Assessments help satisfy governance requirements and inform remediation roadmaps.

Scope

Scope

What we assess

We align scope to your environment and focus on exposure, hygiene, and configuration-driven risk.

Endpoints and servers

Operating systems, common services, patch posture, and exposed surfaces.

Network-exposed services

Externally reachable assets, open ports, and configuration-driven risk.

Cloud configurations

Identity and access posture signals, storage exposure, and common misconfigurations in scope.

Web and application surfaces (optional)

High-level application exposure checks and configuration review (not full exploit validation).

Third-party and external exposure

Public-facing domains and services that expand attack surface.

Configuration and hygiene signals

Weak defaults, outdated software, and patterns that increase likelihood of compromise.

Process

Process

A straightforward assessment workflow

Scope, collect, triage, and report - designed to deliver clarity quickly.

01

Scope and asset alignment

Confirm targets, exclusions, access method, and safe windows.

Scope + targetsSafe windowsOwnership
02

Scanning and data collection

Run approved tooling to collect exposure signals across the scope.

Exposure scanConfig checksCredentialed (opt)
03

Triage and prioritization

Deduplicate, group, and rank by exploitability and business impact.

Dedup + groupCVE priorityImpact mapping
04

Reporting and remediation plan

Deliver a prioritized backlog with recommendations and sequencing.

BacklogExec summaryRetest plan

At a glance

Delivery profile

  • Timeline: 1–2 weeks
  • Coverage: Wide
  • Best for: Baseline visibility
  • Delivery: Prioritized backlog + exec summary
ASSET_DISCOVERYEXPOSUREPATCH_GAPSMISCONFIGSCVE_PRIORITYOWNERSHIP

Deliverables

Deliverables

A prioritized backlog and remediation plan

Clear output for engineering, and a defensible summary for leadership and audits.

Prioritized findings list

A clean, deduplicated list grouped by risk and fix effort.

Evidence and context

Where relevant, we include proof, affected assets, and exposure context.

Remediation guidance

Practical fix guidance and sequencing for rapid risk reduction.

Executive summary

A clear overview of risk posture and recommended next actions.

Ready when you are

Start a vulnerability assessment

We’ll assess your environment, prioritize what matters, and deliver a remediation plan your team can execute.

Engagement options

Engagement options

Point-in-time or recurring

Choose a one-off baseline or a cadence that tracks drift and improvement.

Point-in-time assessment

A one-off baseline for visibility, audits, or planning.

  • Defined scope and window
  • Prioritized backlog
  • Executive summary

Recurring assessments

Regular checks to track drift and measure improvements over time.

  • Monthly/quarterly cadence
  • Trend tracking
  • Updated priorities

FAQ

FAQ

Before we start

How is this different from a pentest?

A vulnerability assessment focuses on broad identification and prioritization. A pentest validates exploit paths and proves impact with manual exploitation.

Do you validate exploitability?

We triage and prioritize using exposure and exploit signals. Full exploit validation is part of a penetration test.

Can you work with our existing scanners?

Yes. We can run approved tooling or use exports from your current scanners and data sources.

Will scanning disrupt production?

We align on safe windows and guardrails. For sensitive systems, we can reduce intensity or use authenticated methods.