Service
A structured assessment focused on identifying, validating, and prioritizing security weaknesses across your in-scope assets, producing a clear remediation roadmap.
Coverage areas applied through manual validation and tool-assisted analysis.
What you receive at the close of the engagement.
Organizations and product teams that most commonly engage us for this assessment.
Common moments in a product or compliance lifecycle where this assessment adds the most value.
A typical engagement moves through the following phases. Exact durations vary with scope and complexity.
Assets, networks, and applications in scope are agreed and documented.
Written authorization and Rules of Engagement are signed.
Asset discovery and enumeration across the agreed scope.
Tool-assisted analysis combined with manual review of findings.
Findings are manually validated; false positives are removed.
Executive summary, asset inventory, and prioritized findings with evidence.
Walkthrough with technical and leadership stakeholders.
Confirmation that reported issues have been resolved.
Illustrative only. Not a real client engagement. Provided to convey the level of detail included in reports.
Answers to the questions clients most often ask before engaging us for this assessment.
A structured assessment focused on identifying, validating, and prioritizing security weaknesses across in-scope assets, producing a clear remediation roadmap.
A vulnerability assessment identifies and prioritizes risks. It is not the same as a full penetration test — exploitation, chaining, and post-exploitation are out of scope unless explicitly contracted.
Most engagements run one to three weeks depending on the number of assets and the depth of validation required.
Yes. Automated tooling is used to extend coverage, but every reported finding is manually reviewed to remove false positives.
Testing is designed to avoid disruption. When production assets are in scope, we agree on rate limits and testing windows during scoping.
Yes. Each finding includes prioritized remediation guidance and references where relevant.
Yes. An optional retest summary confirms reported issues have been resolved.
Yes. Mutual NDAs are signed before any documentation or credentials are exchanged.
Additional context on how we work, what we deliver, and how we protect client data.
