Vulnerability scanning
Automated scanning of systems, applications, and software against known vulnerabilities. Scheduled or on-demand.
LAYER 2.2 // VULN
Vulnerability & Patch Management
Close the gaps before attackers
find them.
Systematic detection, assessment, and remediation of vulnerabilities across your entire infrastructure. Continuous scans against CVE/NVD, documented reports by severity, and a full audit trail for your compliance — all automated.
CVE/NVD
Continuous scans against global databases
4 tiers
Critical · High · Medium · Low
100%
Audit trail & scan history
Patch management
Identification, assessment, testing, and deployment of patches across software, applications, and operating systems.
Detailed reporting
Reports by severity, with CVE ID, affected systems, and recommended remediation actions.
Audit trail
Complete scan history — cross-period comparison, remediation verification, compliance documentation.
Why NIS2 considers this fundamental
Unpatched systems with known vulnerabilities are the most common and easiest target for cyberattacks. A successful attack exploiting a known-but-unpatched vulnerability can lead to data breach, service disruption, or financial loss. Regular patch management is essential for reducing your attack surface.
Think of it as systematically examining your entire infrastructure for cracks, documenting each one clearly, and then applying patches where needed — before someone else exploits them.
What's included
- Automated Vulnerability Scanning
- CVE/NVD Database Lookup
- Severity Classification
- Patch Deployment
- Detailed Scan Reports
- Scan History & Audit Trail
- Scheduled & On-demand
- Compliance Documentation
Objectives
- Timely detection of security gaps
- Attack surface reduction
- Improved system stability
- NIS2 compliance coverage
- Action prioritization
NIS2 alignment
Patch & Vulnerability Management is absolutely mandated by NIS2 requirements for vulnerability handling, risk management, and basic cyber hygiene. Automated scans, documented reports, and scan history constitute proof of active, systematic risk management.