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Vulnerability management

We confirm which issues are actually exploitable, so your team spends its time on the fixes that reduce real risk, and we track every one to closure.

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Fewer findings, more fixed

Scanners produce long lists. A typical report ranks hundreds of issues as high or critical, many of which an attacker could not use in your environment. Teams either try to fix everything and burn out, or fix nothing and hope.

Vulnerability management on the platform starts from findings a consultant has validated, adds context about where each asset sits and how exposed it is, and tracks remediation against deadlines you set for each severity.

What the service covers

  • Continuous scanning

    Scanning of the assets in scope, including new assets found by attack surface management.

  • Validation

    A consultant checks serious findings before they reach you, and marks false positives.

  • Prioritisation

    Severity adjusted for exploitability, exposure, and whether the issue is known to be exploited in the wild, such as entries in the CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalogue.

  • Owners and deadlines

    Each finding has an owner and a deadline set by its severity, so you can see what is on track and what has slipped.

  • Retesting

    Every fix is checked and closed with evidence.

  • One list

    Penetration test findings land in the same view, with the same owners, deadlines and retests.

How it runs

  1. Agree targets

    We agree the assets in scope and your remediation deadlines for each severity.

  2. Scan and validate

    The platform scans continuously; consultants validate what is serious.

  3. Assign and track

    Findings are assigned to owners and tracked against their deadlines.

  4. Retest and report

    Fixes are retested and closed, and trends are reported to leadership.

Inside the platform

Dashboard. Findings remediated, open issues by severity and engagements in progress.
Reporting. Executive summary with threat posture and findings over time.

What you get

  • Validated findings, not raw scanner output.
  • Deadlines per severity, with a clear view of what has slipped.
  • Evidence for auditors: when each issue was found, fixed and retested.

Always on

  • Findings as we discover them
  • Chat with the tester in the portal
  • Retest after you fix
  • Nothing to install

Questions we get asked

Does this replace our existing scanner?

It can, for internet-facing assets. If you already run an internal scanner, we concentrate on validating and prioritising what matters, and add the external view your scanner does not have.

How do you decide what is exploitable?

We look at whether the vulnerable component is reachable, whether a working exploit exists or the issue is being exploited in the wild, and what an attacker would gain. For serious issues, a consultant confirms it by hand.

Does it help with compliance?

Yes. Cyber Essentials, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, NIS2 and DORA all expect vulnerabilities to be found and fixed within set timescales, and the platform records the evidence. Certification itself comes from your auditor or certification body.

What happens to penetration test findings?

They appear in the same dashboard, with the same owners, deadlines and retests, so you have one list of what is open.

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Penetration testing, attack surface and vulnerability management in one place, always on.

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What the NIS2 Directive asks of you, and the testing and evidence that show your measures work.

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Spend your time on the fixes that matter.

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