Visibility · Continuous scanning

Vulnerability assessment that
finds what you can't see.

Comprehensive, validated scanning of your web apps, servers, networks and cloud — with the false positives stripped out and every real weakness prioritised by business risk, so your team fixes what actually matters.

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What is a vulnerability assessment?

A vulnerability assessment is a systematic review of your IT estate to identify, classify and prioritise security weaknesses — missing patches, misconfigurations, weak credentials, exposed services and known CVEs across applications, servers, network devices and cloud.

Where a penetration test goes deep on a few targets, a vulnerability assessment goes wide: it gives you complete, repeatable visibility of your whole attack surface. We pair best-in-class scanners with expert review, so you get an accurate, de-duplicated, false-positive-free picture instead of a 400-page scanner dump no one reads.

Need exploit-level proof on critical systems too? See how this compares in our VA vs pentest guide, or add a penetration test.

What we assess

🌐 Web & application layer

Authenticated and unauthenticated scanning of web apps and portals for known vulnerabilities, outdated components and common misconfigurations.

🖥️ Servers & endpoints

Operating-system and software patch gaps, insecure services, weak configurations and end-of-life software across your fleet.

🌍 External attack surface

Everything exposed to the internet — open ports, forgotten subdomains, exposed admin panels and shadow IT discovered through external scanning.

☁️ Cloud & containers

Misconfigurations in AWS, GCP and OVHcloud, insecure storage buckets, over-permissive IAM and vulnerable container images.

🔐 Credentials & exposure

Default and weak credentials, exposed secrets and leaked data checks against known breach sources.

📊 Prioritisation & validation

Every finding manually validated, de-duplicated and ranked by CVSS plus real business context — not just raw scanner output.

How our vulnerability assessment works

Asset discovery

We map your real attack surface — known and unknown assets, internal and internet-facing — so nothing is missed.

Scanning & analysis

Authenticated and unauthenticated scans across web, network and cloud, tuned to your environment to maximise coverage.

Validation & prioritisation

Our analysts remove false positives and rank what's left by exploitability and business impact.

Report & track

A clear, prioritised report — and, if you choose, continuous re-scanning to track risk over time.

What you get

A clean, validated and de-duplicated list of vulnerabilities — no false-positive noise.
Every issue prioritised by CVSS and real business context, with clear remediation guidance.
An executive risk overview plus technical detail your engineers can act on immediately.
Optional continuous / scheduled scanning to track your security posture over time.
Evidence aligned with NIS2 Article 21, ISO 27001 and client security questionnaires.

Vulnerability assessment — FAQ

What is the difference between a vulnerability assessment and a penetration test?+

A vulnerability assessment identifies and prioritises weaknesses across your whole estate (breadth, repeatable, automated + validated). A penetration test actively exploits selected targets to prove impact (depth, manual). They are complementary — most organisations run regular assessments and periodic pentests on critical systems.

How often should we run a vulnerability assessment?+

At minimum quarterly, and after any significant change. Many organisations move to continuous or monthly scanning, especially if they are in NIS2 scope or handle sensitive data. We offer both one-off and continuous options.

Do you remove false positives?+

Yes. This is the key difference from a raw scan. Our analysts manually validate findings and de-duplicate them, so you get an accurate list to act on instead of thousands of unverified alerts.

Will scanning affect performance?+

Scans are tuned to your environment and scheduled to avoid peak hours. Non-intrusive and authenticated scanning options keep impact minimal.

Does it help with NIS2 compliance?+

Yes. Regular vulnerability assessment is part of the risk-management and "secure systems" measures expected under NIS2 Article 21, and our reporting is built to serve as evidence.

Can you also fix the vulnerabilities you find?+

Yes. We're a cybersecurity agency, not just an auditor — we can implement the remediation, harden your systems and re-scan to confirm closure.

See your whole attack surface — clearly.

Get a validated, prioritised vulnerability assessment with no false-positive noise. Free consultation, response within 48h.