Our penetration tests include vulnerability scans.
That said, in certain contexts, we understand that you may prefer to carry out a scan rather than a full penetration test.
It's important to note that a vulnerability scan is not a substitute for a penetration test; they are two different approaches, each providing additional information on the security status of your systems.
New vulnerabilities are discovered every day, putting your IT network at risk.
A scanning tool can automatically discover the vulnerabilities present on your networks and suggest the corrective measures to be implemented.
Certain security standards, such as PCI DSS, also require vulnerability scans. We use Tenable, one of the PCI-approved vendors.
The best approach is to carry out scans on a recurring basis: you'll be able to validate that patches have been made, and you'll be quickly informed if your network is affected by new vulnerabilities.
The role of a scanner is to find as many vulnerabilities as possible. That said, we understand that providing you with a report of 1,000 vulnerabilities to fix isn't going to help. Too much data is like not enough.
What we provide in addition to the scan results :
Whether we collaborate year-round or for a one-time project, you will feel like you belong to our team ( this is not coming from us as a comment 🤓 ).
No client/vendor here, just humans working together to find solutions that make sense.
We can't wait to talk solutions with you ;)
