Penetration Testing
Authorised testing of applications, APIs, cloud environments and networks, with retesting included.
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Vulnerability Assessment
Continuous scanning across infrastructure, containers and dependencies — with triage so the list stays actionable.
Overview
Scanning is easy; the hard part is what arrives afterwards. A first scan across a moderate environment routinely returns thousands of findings, most of which are not reachable, not exploitable, or not present in the running configuration at all.
We set up scanning across operating systems, containers, application dependencies and cloud configuration, then build the triage process that turns that output into a short, prioritised queue your team can actually clear.
What you get
Complete coverage
Hosts, container images, application dependencies and cloud configuration in one consolidated view.
Noise removed
Findings filtered by reachability and exploitability so the queue reflects genuine risk.
Fixed at the source
Base image and dependency updates that close hundreds of findings at once rather than one at a time.
Shift left
Scanning in the pipeline so new vulnerabilities are caught before deployment rather than discovered in production.
How we work
- 01
Deploy
Scanning configured across infrastructure, registries, repositories and cloud accounts.
- 02
Baseline
The initial result set is triaged in full to establish a realistic starting position.
- 03
Integrate
Findings routed into your existing ticketing system with agreed severity-based response times.
- 04
Sustain
Regular review of trend and ageing, so the backlog shrinks rather than quietly growing.
Common questions
Is this the same as penetration testing?
No. Scanning is broad, automated and continuous; penetration testing is deep, manual and periodic. Most organisations need both.
How do we handle the initial flood?
By triaging once, properly, and fixing at the source. Updating a handful of base images typically clears a large share of the list immediately.
Can this run in our pipeline?
Yes, and it should. Failing a build on new critical vulnerabilities is far cheaper than remediating them after release.
Often paired with
Configuration Management
Servers that are consistent, patched and rebuildable from source control rather than from memory.
Read moreManaged Detection & Response (MDR)
Continuous monitoring and response for organisations that will never staff a 24/7 security operations centre.
Read moreReady to talk about vulnerability assessment?
We will tell you what we would do, roughly what it costs, and whether it is worth doing yet.