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Vulnerability assessment
A broad scan of your systems for known vulnerabilities, manually validated so you only get real issues — without the noise.
Where a pentest goes deep, a vulnerability assessment goes wide. We map which systems you have, which software and versions they run, and which known vulnerabilities and misconfigurations exist. We verify every finding manually, so your team doesn’t waste time on false alarms.
What we look at
Attack surface mapping
Which domains, IP addresses and services are visible from outside? Often more than you think.
External and internal scans
Servers, workstations, network devices and web applications checked for known vulnerabilities (CVEs).
Manual validation
We confirm whether a vulnerability is actually exploitable and remove false positives.
Prioritisation
Ordered by real risk to your organisation, not just a generic score.
What you get
- Overview of your attack surface
- Validated, prioritised list of vulnerabilities
- Remediation plan your admin or IT partner can pick up right away
- Optional: periodic repeats (e.g. quarterly)
A good fit for
- Organisations that want a broad picture at limited cost
- As a first step before an in-depth pentest
- Checking whether your IT partner applies patches and updates properly
- Periodic checks between annual pentests
Questions
Not sure this is the right service?
Start with the Security Posture Assessment, or book a call.
Where do I start? →How is this different from a pentest?
A vulnerability assessment finds known weaknesses across the board. A pentest goes deeper: we actually try to exploit and chain vulnerabilities, and find logic flaws no scanner recognises.
Can’t we just run a scanner ourselves?
You can, but scanner output is noisy and lacks context. The value is in validation and prioritisation, so you know what to fix first.
Curious how an attacker sees your organisation?
Book a no-obligation 30-minute call. We’ll discuss your situation and give honest advice on what makes sense — even if that isn’t work for us.