Vulnerability Assessments
In today’s digital landscape, brimming with security threats,
safeguarding your network is essential. Our Comprehensive
Cybersecurity Package offers Monthly Vulnerability
Assessments, helping your business stay proactive against
threats, maintain compliance, and prevent costly breaches.
Whether you opt for a one-off annual assessment or choose to demonstrate continuous compliance with our monthly
offering, this package integrates smoothly with Cyber
Essentials Plus and IASME Cyber Assurance standards,
enhancing your security framework comprehensively.
What's included
Cyber Tec vulnerability assessments cover the scope of Cyber Essentials Plus and help you gain a full understanding of your organisation’s security posture. It is also powered by one of the few tools approved as a Cyber Essentials Plus Assessors Tool.
Vulnerability Assessments
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Monthly
- Detailed Reports: Monthly vulnerability reports with a prioritised fix list.
- Approved Cyber Assured
- Practitioners for clarification & assistance
- No pre-assessment needed
- Understand your CE/ICA Compliance throughout the year and complete remediations monthly
- Ongoing Cyber Essentials and IASME Cyber Assurance Compliance: Stay compliant with Cyber Essentials PLUS and IASME Cyber Assurance standard all year
- Dramatically reduce end-of-year assessment work for Cyber Essentials Plus or IASME Cyber Assurance - by updating monthly your ‘live’ compliance.
- Expert Guidance: Access to NCSCApproved Practitioners for support and clarification.
- Add your next year’s CE/ICA certification and spread the cost over 12 months with us.
Reasons to have a vulnerability assessment
Here are just some of the reasons why your organisation could benefit from a Cyber Tec vulnerability assessment.
Discover vulnerabilities within your systems and software
and be able to remediate those risks
Ensure you are carrying out the basics of good Cyber Security and get a “heads up” if anything is not correct.
Keep aligned to CE Plus/ICA post certification.
Support tender bids.
With frequent checks and remediations, you reduce the risk of a vulnerability leading to a compromise or breach and reduce the risk of reputational damage
This may be sufficient for your organisation, not requiring more expensive pen-tests, or will help focus and help with understanding of where pen-testing may offer additional benefits
Potentially reduce insurance premiums and increase the
likelihood of breach claim pay outs.
Support tender bids.
Prepare for CE Plus/ICA covering all your Windows, Linux and macOS devices.
A history of assessments serves as evidence of due diligence, aiding in legal proceedings and regulatory investigations
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a vulnerability assessment?
A vulnerability assessment is a process that identifies, quantifies, and prioritizes the vulnerabilities in a system. It involves scanning systems, networks, or applications to detect security vulnerabilities.
What’s the difference between a vulnerability assessment and a penetration test?
A vulnerability assessment focuses on identifying and quantifying security vulnerabilities in your environment. A penetration test, on the other hand, attempts to exploit these vulnerabilities to determine what information and access can actually be gained from them.
How often should vulnerability assessments be performed?
The frequency of vulnerability assessments depends on various factors, including regulatory requirements, changes in network infrastructure, or the introduction of new systems. Typically, assessments should be conducted annually as a minimum, with monthly scans recommended for more dynamic environments.
What tools are used for vulnerability assessments?
Common tools for conducting vulnerability assessments include Nessus, Qualys, and OpenVAS. These tools help in automated scanning and provide detailed reports of potential vulnerabilities.
How do you prioritize vulnerabilities found during an assessment?
Vulnerabilities are often prioritized based on the severity of the threat they pose, the complexity of the exploit needed to leverage the vulnerability, and the value of the assets at risk. This is commonly assessed using the Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS).
What is the role of automated scanning in vulnerability assessments?
Automated scanning plays a crucial role in vulnerability assessments by rapidly identifying known vulnerabilities across large and complex networks. It helps maintain consistency and coverage, especially for routine checks.
Can vulnerability assessments be disruptive to business operations?
Yes, certain types of vulnerability assessments, particularly those involving aggressive scanning or testing of production systems, can be disruptive. It’s essential to schedule them during maintenance windows or less critical business hours.
What are the typical deliverables from a vulnerability assessment?
Deliverables usually include a detailed report containing an overview of the vulnerabilities detected, an analysis of the findings, and recommendations for remediation.
How should newly discovered vulnerabilities be handled?
Newly discovered vulnerabilities should be evaluated for their impact and exploited potential, and then prioritized for remediation based on the risk they pose to the organization. Patch management processes should be adjusted to address critical vulnerabilities as quickly as possible.
What’s the importance of regular updates to the vulnerability database in assessments?
Regular updates to the vulnerability database are critical as new vulnerabilities are discovered frequently. Keeping the database updated ensures that the vulnerability assessment tools can recognize and report the latest vulnerabilities.