Overview
Thousands of new vulnerabilities are published every year. Without a program, teams drown in scanner output while the issues that matter go unpatched. A managed vulnerability program turns that noise into a prioritised, tracked list of fixes.
We discover your assets, run authenticated scans of infrastructure and applications on a regular schedule, validate findings manually to remove false positives, and prioritise using exploitability, exposure and business context — not CVSS alone.
Periodic penetration tests (VAPT) then go deeper on your highest-risk systems, so you get both breadth and depth in one program.
What's included
Our approach
- BaselineAsset inventory and first full scan with validated findings.
- Risk modelAgreed asset criticality, severity thresholds and fix-time SLAs.
- Recurring cyclesWeekly or monthly scanning with validated deltas.
- Manual VAPTPeriodic penetration tests of the highest-risk systems.
- Executive reportingTrends, SLA performance and risk reduction over time.
What you receive
- Validated vulnerability register
- Monthly risk and trend report
- Remediation SLA tracking
- Periodic penetration test reports
- Audit evidence for vulnerability management controls
Standards & frameworks
- ISO/IEC 27001 A.8.8
- PCI DSS 11.3 & 11.4
- CIS Control 7
- NIST CSF 2.0
- RBI / SEBI CSCRF VAPT expectations
Frequently asked questions
What is VAPT?
Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing combines broad automated scanning with manual exploitation of the most important findings.
How often will you scan?
Typically weekly or monthly depending on your risk and compliance requirements; PCI DSS requires at least quarterly internal and external scans.
Do you fix the vulnerabilities?
We prioritise and guide remediation, and can apply fixes through our patch management service where agreed.