Security analyst running a vulnerability scan across an enterprise network environment
Engineer reviewing a vulnerability management dashboard showing risk-rated findings
Security team triaging vulnerabilities and assigning remediation priorities to IT
Consultant presenting a vulnerability assessment report to a CIO and security team
IT team patching systems following a prioritized vulnerability assessment engagement
CONTINUOUS EXPOSURE
Vulnerability management gives organizations a continuous, prioritized view of exploitable weaknesses. CyberHeals combines scanning with expert triage to remove false-positive noise and surface vulnerabilities that carry real risk. Coverage spans networks, cloud, and applications — mapped to CVSS severity and asset criticality so remediation teams act on what matters.
FULL-SCOPE SCANNING
Every Asset, Prioritized by Real Risk
Network and cloud vulnerability scanning with expert triage
Risk-prioritized findings mapped to your asset criticality
Remediation tracking with patch verification and revalidation
A track record of reducing exposure across 100,000+ assets — helping security teams close real-risk vulnerabilities before adversaries can exploit them.
A vulnerability scan discovers and enumerates known weaknesses against a CVE database — it does not exploit them. A penetration test goes further: manually confirming vulnerabilities, chaining them, and demonstrating real-world impact. Vulnerability programs run continuously as a baseline, with penetration tests used to validate and go deeper on the most critical findings.
After automated scanning, analysts review findings to remove false positives, add asset-criticality context, and apply exploit-availability data to prioritize the backlog. This step separates actionable reports from raw scanner output. Prioritized findings are grouped by severity, affected asset, and recommended remediation action for your IT team.
Scan frequency depends on your scope: continuous, weekly, or monthly cycles are available. Deliverables include risk-prioritized findings reports, an executive dashboard showing open vs. closed findings over time, and patch verification reports confirming closure. Most clients receive a monthly summary alongside on-demand portal access to current findings.
Yes. Authenticated scanning using read-only credentials is safe for production systems and produces far more accurate results than unauthenticated scans. We agree the scope and timing with your IT team to avoid critical windows. Active exploitation is not used in vulnerability programs — that is reserved for penetration test engagements with explicit agreement.
Programs are available as one-time assessments or ongoing monthly retainers. One-time assessments are fixed-fee based on asset count and scope. Ongoing programs are monthly subscriptions based on IP addresses, cloud accounts, or applications in scope. We provide a proposal with fixed pricing after a brief scoping call — no variable charges for alert volume.
We need an asset inventory or IP range list, read-only credentials for authenticated scanning, and confirmation of any out-of-scope or fragile systems. A short onboarding call takes about 30 minutes. From there we configure the scanning environment and begin the first cycle within a week, with results delivered within three business days of completion.
CyberHeals — global cybersecurity in 10+ countries
Security analyst running a vulnerability scan across an enterprise network environment
Engineer reviewing a vulnerability management dashboard showing risk-rated findings
Security team triaging vulnerabilities and assigning remediation priorities to IT
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IT team patching systems following a prioritized vulnerability assessment engagement
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