Assessment vs penetration testing
A vulnerability assessment gives breadth and frequency — finding known vulnerabilities at scale. A penetration test goes deep, manually exploiting and chaining issues to prove real impact. Most organizations need both, at different cadences.
Internal & external scope
We scan your internet-facing assets and your internal network and hosts, with both authenticated (credentialed) and unauthenticated scans for the most accurate picture.
Validated results, not raw scanner output
We triage findings, remove false positives and prioritize by real-world risk, so your team fixes what matters instead of drowning in noise.
Recurring & compliance-ready
Scheduled recurring scans with trend reporting that supports DORA, NIS 2, PCI-DSS and ISO 27001 evidence requirements.
Frameworks & standards
What you get
- Prioritized, false-positive-reviewed findings
- Internal and external coverage reports
- Remediation guidance by severity
- Recurring scans with trend reporting
FAQ
How often should we run it?
Monthly or quarterly is typical; high-change or regulated environments often run continuously.
How is it different from a pentest?
A VA finds known weaknesses broadly and frequently; a pentest manually exploits them in depth. They complement each other.
Do you need credentials?
Authenticated scans are more accurate; we support both credentialed and uncredentialed assessments.