Vulnerability Scanning as a Service

Where is your system most vulnerable?

Phishing, stealing credentials, exploiting undetected system weaknesses—however attackers get in, the potential for damage is high.

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application with at least one exploitable vulnerability

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companies with high-risk vulnerabilities on network perimeters

Detect vulnerabilities and ward off exploitation

Automated scanning can detect vulnerabilities before they are exploited.

Consistent insight. Regularly scanning your network gives you the data you needed to respond to potential risks.
Reduce risk. Find the vulnerabilities in your internal and external networks, reducing the risk and the possibility of a major breach.
Save money. Finding and regularly shoring up vulnerabilities in your network saves you from the costly consequences of a breach.

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What is Vulnerability Scanning as a Service?

Vulnerability Scanning as a Service (VSaaS) is a fully managed vulnerability scanning platform set up by our certified SOC experts that flags exploitable weaknesses and prioritizes the most urgent fixes.

We find the gaps.

We continually scan your network perimeter, identifying weak points and suggested fixes.

You fill them.

Use the results to shore up your defenses and prevent potential network breaches.

Everybody wins.

Except for the hackers! You get a stronger perimeter and more time for core IT functions.

VSaaS plays well with others

Get more out of VSaaS when you leverage the raw vulnerability data. Using it to build or optimize your cyber security program strengthens your security posture with our vCISO service. And, the recommend regular and targeted patching schedules from VSaaS can be set up with our Helpdesk and Managed Network Services to fix most vulnerabilities.

Fully managed vulnerability scanning

From assessment to ongoing scanning and reporting, VSaaS can help you spot the issues in your network. This is particularly crucial since a recent report found that 20.4% of all vulnerabilities found were high-risk or critical-risk.