Not another report. An expert in the room.
Every cycle you get a short list of the actions that matter most, chosen from the current threat landscape and your environment. Then we hold office hours with the people doing the fixing, answer their questions on the spot, and stay available afterwards. Your own technical CISO for vulnerability management.
- Each cycle
- Top actions, not a 200-page report
- Office hours
- With the people doing the fixing
- Follow-up
- We stay available between cycles
- Tools
- Tool-agnostic, any scanner
What makes it different
Reports raise questions. We answer them.
Most vulnerability services hand over a report that nobody reads, and that leaves more questions than answers if they do. You get a report from us too. Then we do the part that gets things fixed.
Top actions
Boiled down, every cycle.
From the current threat landscape, what is actually being exploited, your environment and anything else we know is pertinent, we tell you the handful of things to do first.
Office hours
Your remediation team, our expert.
A standing session with the people responsible for the fixes: what each finding means here, which approach to take, and immediate answers so they can get going without rabbit holes or wrong turns.
Always available
Follow-up questions welcome.
When something comes up mid-fix, you call. The same person who ran the office hours picks up the thread.
The problem
Why vulnerability programs stall.
The scanner is rarely the problem. What stalls programs is what happens after the report lands.
- Reports nobody readsHundreds of pages, forwarded to IT, filed.
- More questions than answersDoes this apply to us? Which fix? In what order?
- Rabbit holesEngineers lose days researching findings that don't matter here.
- Wrong workEffort goes to what's loud, not what's exploitable.
- No one to askThe person who understands the finding is never in the room with the person fixing it.
Our approach
Scan, decide, sit down together.
A cycle that ends in fixes, not a file. Monthly or quarterly, tuned to your team.
- 01
Trustworthy data
Tune your existing scanners or deploy new ones, validate the asset inventory, and remove false positives and noise.
- Scanner configuration audit
- Asset inventory validation
- Duplicates and irrelevant findings removed
- 02
Expert interpretation
Is it exploitable? Is it being exploited in the wild right now? What does it mean in your environment?
- 03
Top actions
The short list of what to do first, ranked with your risk methodology and the current threat landscape. The full report comes along for the record.
- 04
Office hours
A working session with your remediation team: what each action means, how to approach it, and answers to their questions on the spot.
- Who owns what
- Approach and sequencing
- Pitfalls we have seen elsewhere
- 05
Follow-up and verification
Questions answered between sessions, fixes confirmed, and root causes called out so the same findings stop recurring.
- 06
Next cycle
Tuning, trends and what changed, reported in business terms for leadership.
Who it's for
Answers for the people fixing it. Progress for the people funding it.
For remediation teams
Get going, without the guesswork.
- Clear first movesA short list, not a long report.
- Someone to askOffice hours and follow-up with an expert who has seen it before.
- No wasted effortFix what's exploitable, skip what isn't.
For business leaders
Risk going down, visibly.
- Business termsExposure in revenue, operations and legal terms.
- Visible progressRisk reduction tracked cycle over cycle.
- Defensible spendEffort pointed at what changes your risk.
What you get
Vulnerability Management deliverables.
Concrete artifacts you keep, not a slide deck that disappears after the readout.
- 01
Top actions brief
The handful of things to do first, each cycle, and why.
- 02
Full findings report
Cleaned, de-duplicated and risk-ranked, for the record.
- 03
Office hours
A standing session with your remediation team.
- 04
Follow-up access
An expert to call between sessions.
- 05
Verification and root causes
Fixes confirmed, recurring causes named.
- 06
Leadership reporting
Trends and risk reduction in business terms.
Runs on one risk language
Scored with your methodology.
Every finding is scored the same way as the rest of your program. Already have a methodology? We use it. If not, we build it with you first, in a single workshop.
How we build a risk methodology →“We don't hand you a report and leave. We sit down with the people who have to fix it.”CyberRisk One
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