
Expert-led vulnerability assessment services that deliver clarity
Our vulnerability assessments identify known weaknesses across your systems and infrastructure using external scanning. Unlike a penetration test, we do not attempt to exploit vulnerabilities. Instead, we provide a clear report highlighting the risks along with actionable recommendations. This includes exposures in operating systems, application hosting and external / internal infrastructure.
- Visibility into system vulnerabilities with minimal disruption
- Tailored assessments to suit your business environment
- Clear reporting and support to help you act fast
Expert vulnerability assessment services
Get one step ahead of attackers
Clear, actionable report
This isn't about complexity. Your assessment comes with a clear, actionable report that identifies the risks and what to do next.
- Run a focused vulnerability assessment to detect known issues
- Identify system, infrastructure and hosting exposures
- Prioritise fixes and guide action
How is it delivered
What makes our vulnerability assessments different
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a vulnerability scan and penetration test?
A vulnerability scan identifies known weaknesses across your systems but does not attempt to exploit them like a penetration test does. It’s a fast and low-impact way to detect issues so you can prioritise fixes without disruption.
What does a vulnerability assessment include?
A vulnerability assessment involves scanning your infrastructure, operating systems and applications to detect known vulnerabilities. You’ll receive a clear report that outlines the risks and provides recommended next steps.
How often should we run a vulnerability scan?
Vulnerability scans should be performed regularly, ideally every quarter or after major system changes. Frequent scanning helps maintain security, reduce exposure and support compliance requirements.
Will a vulnerability scan disrupt my business?
Generally not. Vulnerability scans are designed to be safe and non-intrusive. They can typically be run during business hours with no impact on system performance or availability.
Who should consider our vulnerability assessment services?
Any organisation looking to improve security, meet compliance goals or gain visibility into known risks should consider a vulnerability assessment. It's especially useful for businesses managing complex IT environments or undergoing change.
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