Vulnerability Assessment
This helps your organization to respond by identifying, classifying and addressing security risks and guidance to best mitigate them
Our Services
VA for Website
Use automated tools such as Acunetix, … that scan web applications, normally from the outside, to look for security vulnerabilities such as Cross-site scripting, SQL Injection, Command Injection, Path Traversal and insecure server configuration, …
Report: Risk level, recommendation for each security vulnerability
VA for infrastructure
Use automatic tools such as Nessus Pro, Nmap, …that scan open port services: SMTP, SMB, …finding public CVEs, security misconfiguration, …
Report: Risk level, recommendation for each security vulnerability
Why Vulnerability Assessments are Important
Early and consistent identification of threats and weaknesses in IT security
Remediation actions to close any gaps and protect sensitive systems and information
Compliance with cybersecurity requirements and regulations such as HIPAA and PCI DSS.
Protection against data breaches and other unauthorized access.
Why Vulnerability Assessments are Important
Early and consistent identification of threats and weaknesses in IT security
Remediation actions to close any gaps and protect sensitive systems and information
Compliance with cybersecurity requirements and regulations such as HIPAA and PCI DSS.
Protection against data breaches and other unauthorized access.
What is a threat?
Potential damage when a threat is exploited by a vulnerability
- Business Disruption
- Financial Losses
- Lost of Privacy
- Damage to Repulation
- Loss of Confidence
- Legal Penalties
- Loss of Life
An identified weakness that could be exploited
- Software Bugs
- Broken Processes
- Ineffective Controls
- Hardware Flaws
- Business Change
- Legacy Systems
- Inadequate BCP
- Human Error
An incident that can be potentially harm a system
- Dishonest Employees
- Cybercriminals
- Government
- Terroists
- The Press
- Competitors
- Nature
Potential damage when a threat is exploited by a vulnerability
- Business Disruption
- Financial Losses
- Lost of Privacy
- Damage to Repulation
- Loss of Confidence
- Legal Penalties
- Loss of Life
An identified weakness that could be exploited
- Software Bugs
- Broken Processes
- Ineffective Controls
- Hardware Flaws
- Business Change
- Legacy Systems
- Inadequate BCP
- Human Error
An incident that can be potentially harm a system
- Dishonest Employees
- Cybercriminals
- Government
- Terroists
- The Press
- Competitors
- Nature
Steps to Conduct a Vulnerability Assessment
Vulnerability Identification
Analysis
Risk Assessment
Remediation
Narrow down the vulnerabilities by activity category the most specific and effective that the security, operations and development team offers to fix and minimize the damage of each vulnerability
Related resource
SAFESAI is a comprehensive solution for searching, detecting, and coordinating the remediation of security vulnerabilities, thereby helping businesses to fix weaknesses and avoid unnecessary cybersecurity risks.
