Managed Vulnerability Scanning
See exposures the day they appear.
Managed, continuous vulnerability scanning with human-triaged results and audit-ready reporting — priced per device, built for SMEs.
What you get
Managed scanning, not a scanner dump
Anyone can run a scanner. The value is in what happens next — triage, prioritization, and remediation guidance. We manage the whole loop so your team acts on a short, ranked list instead of drowning in alerts.
Proactive risk discovery
Scheduled, automated scans surface new CVEs across your external and internal assets — so you find exposures before attackers do, not after.
Human-triaged results
We filter the scanner noise and false positives, then rank what's left by real-world exploitability. You get a short list that matters, not a 400-line dump.
Unbroken compliance
Continuous evidence for ISO 27001, Cyber Essentials, and SOC 2 — recurring scans and reports keep your controls audit-ready year-round.
The speed of exploitation
Known bugs get weaponized fast.
The window between a vulnerability being disclosed and being exploited in the wild keeps shrinking. Point-in-time checks once a year aren't enough — continuous visibility is what keeps the gap closed.
How it works
From onboard to ranked report
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Step 01
Onboard
We confirm the asset list (IPs, hosts, web apps) and scan cadence in a signed Rules of Engagement.
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Step 02
Scan
Authenticated and unauthenticated scans run on schedule across your in-scope estate.
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Step 03
Triage
Findings are validated and prioritized by severity and exploitability — no raw scanner output.
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Step 04
Report
A clear, ranked report with remediation steps, delivered each cycle and ready for auditors.
Pricing
$1 / device / scan
Volume-priced, no minimums. Scale coverage as your estate grows.
Vulnerability Scanning FAQ
How is vulnerability scanning priced? +
Volume-based at $1 per device per scan, with no minimums. You only pay for what you scan, and the per-device rate makes it predictable as your estate grows.
Is a vulnerability scan the same as a penetration test? +
No. A scan matches your software against a database of known CVEs. A penetration test uses real offensive techniques to prove what an attacker could actually exploit. Scanning is continuous hygiene; a pentest is point-in-time depth — most SMEs need both.
Does scanning help with ISO 27001, Cyber Essentials, or SOC 2? +
Yes. All three expect ongoing vulnerability management. Recurring scans plus our ranked reports give you the documented evidence auditors look for between certification cycles.
How often do you scan? +
On a schedule that fits your risk and compliance needs — commonly monthly, with on-demand scans after significant infrastructure changes. Cadence is agreed during onboarding.
Next step
Ready for continuous visibility?
Tell us your asset count — we'll scope a scanning cadence that fits.