Vulnerabilities change as software, configurations, and threats change. Recurring scans help your team identify known weaknesses and track findings over time. Scan frequency, coverage, reporting, and follow-up are agreed for your environment; continuous scanning does not imply uninterrupted testing or complete coverage.
Cybersecurity — Security Testing & Vulnerability Management
Continuous Vulnerability Scanning
Keep track of known weaknesses with recurring vulnerability scans, prioritized findings, and follow-up checks.
Who this is for
- Teams that need a repeatable view of their known weaknesses
What's included
Scanning scope and schedule
Agree on the websites, applications, or infrastructure to scan and how frequently scans will run.
Prioritized findings
Organize results by severity and relevance so your team can plan remediation.
Follow-up checks
Track findings over successive scans and check for changes after remediation.
What you receive
- Scan reports with prioritized, explainable findings
Scope & limitations
- Automated scanning finds known patterns; it does not demonstrate exploitability the way a penetration test does, and it can produce false positives that need validation.
Related services & solutions
What we need to get started
- The websites, applications, or infrastructure you are authorized to scan
- Your preferred scanning frequency and any timing constraints
- Who will review findings and carry out remediation
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