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Vulnerability management that fixes what matters first

New vulnerabilities are published every day. We scan continuously, test like an attacker, and prioritise fixes by real-world risk so your team spends its time on the weaknesses that could actually hurt you.

Scanning, VAPT and patch priority, designed around your environment

We run vulnerability management as a cycle: discover assets, scan them, prioritise findings using exploitability and business context, fix, and verify. We complement continuous scanning with manual penetration testing that finds the logic flaws and chained attacks scanners miss.

Overload

Too many findings, too little time

A single scan can return thousands of findings. Without prioritisation, teams patch whatever is easiest.

Speed

Exploits arrive faster than patches

Attackers weaponise critical vulnerabilities within days of disclosure.

Coverage

Annual pen tests leave long gaps

A yearly test is a snapshot. Your environment changes every week.

What's included

  • Network, host and cloud vulnerability scanning
  • OWASP-aligned web application testing
  • API security testing
  • Configuration and CIS benchmark checks
  • Known-exploited vulnerability prioritisation
  • Patch deployment integration

Our technology partners

We resell, implement and support these platforms. Our recommendation depends on your environment, existing investments and budget, not on a preferred vendor.

ManageEngine Vulnerability Manager PlusTenable NessusBurp SuiteOpenVAS

How Provision delivers vulnerability management

Discover

Build an accurate inventory of assets and exposed services.

Assess

Scan and test using automated tools and manual techniques.

Prioritise

Rank findings by exploitability, exposure and business impact.

Remediate

Patch, reconfigure or mitigate, then re-test to confirm.

Questions about vulnerability management

Related services

What is VAPT?

Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing combines automated scanning to find known weaknesses with manual testing that tries to exploit them, the way a real attacker would.

How often should we scan?

Internet-facing systems should be scanned continuously or at least weekly, and internal systems monthly. Penetration tests are typically annual and after major changes.

Is scanning safe for production systems?

Yes, with planning. We agree scan windows, use safe checks on sensitive systems and coordinate with your team before intrusive tests.

Do you help fix what you find?

Yes. Reports include specific remediation steps, and our engineers can patch and reconfigure systems directly under a managed or project engagement.

Let's talk

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Tell us about your environment. We will respond with next steps and an honest view of what you need.