Security & Compliance
Vulnerability Scans
Internal and externally reachable systems are scanned regularly for known vulnerabilities, with findings sorted by risk and presented in plain terms.
Scope of services
What is exploitable goes to the top of the list.
Each finding is ranked by severity, so the issues with the greatest potential impact get fixed first. A second scan afterwards confirms whether the gap has actually been closed.
- Scan of internal systems
- Scan of externally reachable systems
- Findings report sorted by risk
- Confirmation scan after remediation
- IT security check of the existing environment
- Penetration tests in cooperation with a specialised partner
Process
How it works.
01
Define scope
The systems and addresses to be tested are agreed together.
02
Scan
Internal and externally reachable systems are checked for known vulnerabilities.
03
Report
Results are sorted by risk and explained in plain terms.
04
Remediation & check
After remediation, a follow-up scan confirms success.
Benefits
What you gain.
Clear priorities
Critical gaps are closed first.
An outside view
It becomes visible what an attacker could reach from the internet.
Measurable progress
Follow-up scans provide evidence that measures are actually working.
FAQ
Good to know.
Does a scan disrupt operations?
Scans are agreed beforehand and carried out so operations stay as unaffected as possible. Sensitive systems can be excluded or checked outside business hours.
How does this differ from a penetration test?
A vulnerability scan automatically searches for known weaknesses. A penetration test goes further and actively tries to exploit them – it runs with a specialised partner.
How often should scans run?
Regular scans are advisable, plus extra checks after major changes to the infrastructure.
Related
Related services
Next step
Let's talk about your IT.
A first conversation clarifies the starting point and possible next steps.