Continuous scanning across your network, cloud, and endpoints — every finding CVSS-scored and tagged to ISO 27001 A.8.8, CERT-In, or NIST CSF. Close vulnerabilities before attackers find them, and before your next compliance audit.
Each phase builds on the last. Together they turn raw scan output into an actionable remediation plan.
Full enumeration of live hosts, open ports, running services, and version fingerprints. Nothing can be secured if it isn't known.
CVE database matching, configuration auditing, and patch gap analysis across every identified asset using authenticated and unauthenticated scans.
Every finding scored with CVSS 3.1, weighted by exploitability, asset criticality, and business impact — so you know exactly where to start.
A prioritised fix plan with specific patch references, configuration hardening steps, and timeline targets. Not just a list of problems.
Routers, switches, and firewalls checked for outdated firmware, weak ACLs, and exposed management interfaces.
OWASP Top 10 surface coverage on public-facing apps — injection, auth flaws, misconfigurations, and more.
Missing patches, end-of-life OS versions, insecure default configurations, and unnecessary running services.
AWS, Azure, and GCP misconfigurations — open storage buckets, over-privileged IAM roles, and exposed APIs.
Default credentials, unpatched engine versions, and excessive access permissions across SQL and NoSQL stores.
Unpatched software, legacy clients, disabled AV, and insecure local policies across the endpoint fleet.
Every finding in our report is tagged to the specific compliance control it addresses.
A.8.8Management of technical vulnerabilities
A.8.9Configuration management — hardened baselines
A.8.20Networks security — segmentation and monitoring
Clause 4(i)Periodic vulnerability scanning of IT infrastructure
Clause 4(ii)Remediation within defined SLA based on severity
Clause 6(1)(a)Mandatory reporting of incidents within 6 hours
ID.RA-1Asset vulnerabilities identified and documented
ID.RA-2Threat intelligence feeds inform vulnerability prioritisation
RS.MI-3Newly identified vulnerabilities mitigated or documented
Audit-Ready Evidence
Satisfies ISO 27001 A.8.8 and CERT-In requirements
ISO 27001:2022 Annex A 8.8 requires documented evidence that technical vulnerabilities are identified, assessed, and remediated on a defined schedule. Our scan report and attestation letter provide exactly that evidence for your certification audit.
CERT-In Directions (2022) require periodic vulnerability scanning of IT infrastructure. We provide the scan records, findings log, and remediation timeline your team needs to demonstrate compliance.
Book a Scoping CallISO 27001 A.8.8 and CERT-In both require periodic scanning — most organisations run external scans monthly and internal network scans quarterly at minimum. After any significant infrastructure change, an out-of-cycle scan is strongly recommended.
Vulnerability scanning is automated and broad — it identifies known weaknesses across your entire estate. Penetration testing is manual and targeted — an engineer actively attempts to exploit specific weaknesses to demonstrate real business impact. Both are required for ISO 27001 and a complete security programme.
Authenticated scans are designed to be non-destructive. For sensitive production environments, we schedule scans during low-traffic windows and use read-only credentials. We confirm scope and any exclusions in writing before scanning begins.
ISO 27001:2022 Annex A 8.8 (management of technical vulnerabilities) requires evidence that vulnerabilities are identified, assessed, and remediated on a defined schedule. Our scan report and attestation letter satisfy that requirement directly.
Yes. We scan AWS, Azure, and GCP environments alongside traditional on-premise infrastructure. Cloud scans cover IAM misconfigurations, open storage buckets, unpatched compute instances, and exposed API endpoints.
Close security gaps with a CVSS-scored, compliance-mapped scan report — and a free rescan once you've remediated.
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