March 7, 2021
Vulnerability management
One of the elements of maintaining an appropriate cybersecurity level is detecting and removing vulnerabilities in the ICT infrastructure. These are continuous, cyclical and random processes, e.g., introducing a new service, a new application or changes.
Our services cover the entire vulnerability management process cycle, i.e. resource identification and prioritisation, vulnerability detection, and weighting. The next step is to build a recommendation to remove the vulnerability. We can also apply other preventive measures, when a given vulnerability cannot be directly remediated and a specific risk must be accepted at a given level. Next, we monitor the effectiveness indicators for dealing with the detected vulnerabilities and we optimise the successive cycles of resource and vulnerability detection.
Vulnerability detection are activities carried out both manually by pentesters and fully automated actions, and may include, for example, infrastructure, web applications, databases, mobile applications, cloud infrastructure and services.
Vulnerability management is closely related to Hybrid IT Security Audits and Risk and Compliance Services.
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