Find Your Weaknesses Before Attackers Do.
Identify unpatched software, dangerous misconfigurations, and compliance risks with a Vulnerability Assessment.
New vulnerabilities are discovered every day. If you aren’t scanning your network regularly, you are leaving the door open for cyberattacks. Our Vulnerability Assessment services provide a systematic, automated, and human-verified review of your IT infrastructure. We quantify your risk, prioritize your patches, and help you lock down your environment against known threats.
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What is a Vulnerability Assessment?
A “security X-ray” for your infrastructure: identifying, prioritizing, and cataloging every outdated patch or misconfiguration.
A Vulnerability Assessment is the process of defining, identifying, classifying, and prioritizing security vulnerabilities in computer systems, applications, and network infrastructures.
We use industry-leading scanners combined with manual expert review to check every IP address and URL in your scope against a database of thousands of known vulnerabilities (CVEs). The goal is not to exploit the flaws (that’s penetration testing), but to provide a comprehensive inventory of what is broken, outdated, or misconfigured so your IT team can fix it.
What Requires a Vulnerability Assessment?
Regular scanning is the baseline of cyber hygiene. You need this service if:
Compliance Mandates
PCI DSS, HIPAA, SOC 2, and ISO 27001 have requirements for technical evaluations (vulnerability scanning).
Patch Management Validation
You deploy patches, but how do you know they worked? A scan verifies that the vulnerability is actually closed.
New Infrastructure
You are launching a new server farm or cloud environment and need to baseline its security before going live.
Cyber Insurance
Insurers often require proof of a Vulnerability Management program to issue or renew policies.
Types of Vulnerability Assessments We Perform
We don’t just look at a few servers; we cast a wide net over your entire digital footprint to ensure no asset is left unmonitored.
| Test Type | Description |
| External Network Assessment | Scanning your public-facing IP addresses (Firewalls, VPNs, Web Servers) to see what a hacker sees from the internet. |
| Internal Network Assessment | Scanning behind the firewall. We look for unpatched Windows/Linux servers, outdated switches, and workstations vulnerable to ransomware. |
| Web Application Assessment | Using Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST) tools to find SQL Injection, XSS, and weak ciphers in your websites. |
| Cloud Infrastructure Assessment | Scanning AWS, Azure, or GCP environments for missing patches on EC2 instances and misconfigured services. |
| Host-Based Assessment | We log in to the machine (with credentials) to scan the local registry and file system. This provides a much deeper view. |
Our Vulnerability Assessment Service Includes
We don’t just hit print on a scanner output, we add human intelligence.
Deliverables With Data You Can Act On
We provide reports tailored for both the C-Suite and the SysAdmin.
Executive Scorecard
A high-level dashboard showing your overall Risk Score, top threat areas, and compliance status.
Technical Vulnerability Report
A detailed spreadsheet listing every vulnerability, affected IP/Asset, CVSS score, and specific patch required.
Remediation Instructions
Clear, step-by-step guides on how to fix the issues (e.g., “Upgrade Apache to version 2.4.50” or “Disable TLS 1.0”).
Trend Report
(For ongoing services) A graph showing the reduction in total vulnerabilities month-over-month.
Why Choose Us for Vulnerability Management?
Our CISSP/CISA/ISO Lead Auditor-certified team delivers actionable, framework-agnostic remediation roadmaps within 2–3 weeks.
We Contextualize the Data
A scanner might say a vulnerability is “Critical,” but if that server is air-gapped, so it’s not your priority. We help you fix what matters most.
Continuous Scanning
We offer Vulnerability Management, running scans weekly, monthly, or quarterly so you are always protected against the latest Zero-Day threats.
Compliance Aligned
Our reports are formatted specifically to help meet compliance requirements and satisfy auditors for PCI, HIPAA, and SOC 2.
Our Certifications
Our team holds industry-recognized certifications that reflect hands-on expertise across offensive security, cloud, incident response, and compliance.
Offensive Security Certified Professional (OSCP)
Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP)
GIAC Penetration Tester (GPEN)
GIAC Cloud Penetration Tester (GCPN)
GIAC Cloud Penetration Tester (GCPN)
CompTIA Security+, Network+, A+, Pentest+
GIAC Certified Incident Handler (GCIH)
AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CCP)
Microsoft AZ-900, SC-900
Certified Cloud Security Professional (CCSP)
Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH)
Burp Suite Certified Practitioner (Apprentice)
eLearnSecurity Junior (eJPT)
Web App Penetration Tester (eWPT)
Systems Security Certified Practitioner (SSCP)
Palo Alto PSE Certifications
Vulnerability Assessment: FAQs
Learn more information about the most frequently asked questions
Vulnerability Assessment vs. Penetration Test?
This is the most important distinction.
A Vulnerability Assessment is automated and lists potential flaws (Wide scope, shallow depth).
A Penetration Test is manual and attempts to exploit those flaws to break in (Narrow scope, deep depth).
You scan frequently (monthly); you pentest periodically (annually).
Will the scan slow down my network?
Generally, no. We configure our scanners to be “polite,” meaning they throttle their speed to avoid overwhelming your bandwidth or CPU. We can also schedule scans during off-hours (nights/weekends) to ensure zero business impact.
How often should we perform a Vulnerability Assessment?
Quarterly is the industry standard (and required by PCI DSS). However, for critical infrastructure, we recommend Monthly or Continuous scanning to catch new threats immediately.
Do you fix the vulnerabilities for us?
The assessment identifies the issues. Fixing them (Remediation) is a separate step. We provide the instructions for your IT team to apply the patches. If you lack the resources, we offer separate Remediation Services to handle the patching for you.
What is an "Authenticated" scan?
In an unauthenticated scan, the scanner probes from the outside. In an authenticated scan, we give the scanner a username/password. This allows it to log in and check installed software versions (like Adobe or Chrome) and registry settings, finding 10x more vulnerabilities.