Vigilance™ Vulnerability Management Service
As technology advances, so do malicious actors. Cybersecurity breaches are increasingly more common, making it essential to identify gaps in real-time to protect your critical IT assets and protect your organization from a potentially devastating impact. At Intrinium, we utilize by state-of-the-art vulnerability scanners that perform internal and external scan audits across network devices, servers, web applications, databases, and other assets. The key to vulnerability management is proactive communication and persistence. Our team is consistently identifying, classifying, prioritizing, mitigating and providing remediation for our client’s software vulnerabilities.
This service will provide the following:
Identify Exploitable Vulnerabilities
External and internal scanners safely and accurately detect security vulnerabilities across your network and cloud environments. Accurate scanning eliminates the complexity associated false alerts.
External Vulnerability Scan
Remote security scanning evaluates the perimeter network for vulnerabilities and weaknesses.
Reports are cross-reference identified vulnerabilities with the Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) database to present your risk exposure rating, based on industry best practices.
Internal Vulnerability Scan
Evaluates the internal vulnerabilities often overlooked and left unchecked.
This proactive approach allows configurations before the attackers do.
The following deliverables will be offered dependent upon on preference:
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