Vulnerability scanning that helps you fix the things that matter.
Continuous scanning of your exposed surfaces, paired with engineers who triage the noise and help your team close what actually matters first.
- continuous · CVSS v3.1 + v4.0 · CISA KEV weighted
- external · internal · application
- triage · remediation · compensating controls
- monthly executive · per-finding engineer
Vulnerability Scanning and Mitigation, in plain terms.
We run continuous scans across your external perimeter, internal network, and key applications. Findings come back CVE-scored, but the value isn't the score — it's the triage. We separate the genuinely exploitable from the theoretical, account for compensating controls already in place, and rank what to fix this week, this month, and what can wait. Your engineers get a short list, not a 4,000-line CSV.
Mitigation is the part most tools skip. We work directly with your team to land patches, adjust configs, or compensate where a fix isn't immediately available. If something needs a temporary network control, segmentation change, or WAF rule while a vendor ships a patch, we can implement it — we run networks for a living. The point is to close the window, not just to document it.
Reporting goes to whoever needs it. Engineers get actionable tickets. Leadership gets a monthly view of exposure trend and remediation velocity. If you're carrying compliance obligations, the same data feeds your SOC 2 or HIPAA evidence without a separate workstream.
Common triggers for this engagement.
- 01Your current scanner generates more findings than your team can triage
- 02You need continuous coverage but don't want to build a vulnerability management program in-house
- 03Compliance requires documented vulnerability management and you want it real, not performative
- 04You've had a finding sit open for months because nobody knew if it was real or how urgent
Questions teams ask before signing.
How is this different from a pentest?
Scanning is continuous, automated, and broad — it tells you what known vulnerabilities exist. A pentest is time-boxed, manual, and adversarial — it tells you what someone can actually do with them. You want both running on different cycles.
Do you just send us findings or do you help fix them?
Both. The default is triaged findings with remediation guidance your team owns. If you want hands-on remediation — patching, config changes, network controls — we do that as part of the engagement. We'd rather close a finding than report it twice.
How do you prioritize when everything is rated 'high'?
CVSS is a starting point, not the answer. We weight by exploitability in your specific environment, exposure (internet-facing versus internal), whether a public exploit exists, and what the finding actually gives an attacker. Most teams end up with a short list of things that matter and a longer list that can be scheduled.
Which scanners do you use?
We are tool-flexible — we work with what you already license (Nessus, Qualys, Rapid7 InsightVM, Tenable) and deploy open-source where it fits (OpenVAS, Nuclei). The point is the triage layer on top of the scan, not the scanner brand. We will tell you when a scanner is the right or wrong fit for a given surface.
Frequently scoped alongside this work.
Penetration Testing
Hands-on adversarial testing of the systems your team relies on. We report what we found, how we got in, and what to fix first — in language an engineer can act on.
Cybersecurity Consulting
Architecture review, control-gap analysis, and incident readiness — paired with operators who understand the network the controls run on. We tell you which fixes are real and which are theater.
Security Architecture Review
A structured read of how identity, network, and data controls actually fit together — not how the policy says they should. We surface the gaps before a real attacker, or an auditor, does.
24/7 NOC
Eyes on your network around the clock, run by the engineers who write the runbooks. Pages routed to humans, not a ticket queue — for incidents that need a real person at 3 a.m.