Vulnerability Assessment & Risk Prioritization
Most organizations do not lack vulnerability data; they have thousands of findings and no clear order to fix them. We identify the vulnerabilities exposed to the internet, remove the noise, and rank what is left by how likely it is to be exploited and what it would affect, so your team spends its time on the issues that matter.
Starting at $1,900 for up to 25 internet-facing IPs, or $1,200 per quarter on a recurring plan. Final price depends on scope.
What we assess
Internet-facing assets
Websites, VPNs, remote access, email and other services exposed to the internet, including assets you may not know are exposed.
Cloud and SaaS exposure
Storage, admin portals and other cloud services left reachable from the internet.
Assessments can be one-time or recurring, on a monthly or quarterly cycle.
How we prioritize
A CVSS score alone does not tell you what to fix first. We rank each validated finding using:
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Known exploitation: whether the vulnerability is listed in the CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog.
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Likelihood of exploitation: the Exploit Prediction Scoring System (EPSS) estimate.
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Exposure: what the service exposes and to whom, such as an admin interface open to anyone versus one restricted by IP or VPN.
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Business impact: what the asset holds and what depends on it, agreed with your team.
Who it's for
Companies that need a clear remediation plan, those preparing for an audit, a cyber insurance questionnaire or a customer security review, and IT teams that already scan but cannot keep up with the volume of findings.
How we work
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Scoping: we agree on the asset list and scan windows with your team.
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Scanning and validation: external scanning of the agreed assets, followed by manual validation to remove false positives.
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Prioritization: findings grouped by fix (one patch often closes many findings) and ranked as described above.
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Reporting and review: a short report with the top actions for leadership, the full technical list for IT, and a review call.
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Recurring assessments (optional): monthly or quarterly cycles that track what was fixed and what is new.
FAQ
How is this different from a penetration test?
A vulnerability assessment covers breadth: it finds and ranks known weaknesses across many assets. A penetration test goes deep, exploiting issues to show what an attacker could actually achieve.
Do you need to install anything?
No. We assess your internet-facing assets from the outside, the way an attacker sees them; nothing is installed on your systems.