Realtime vulnerability scanning
Ad hoc reporting and one-off auditing no longer cut it. Our vulnerability scanning platform provides you with real-time and up-to-date insights on vulnerabilities and risks across your network. As an MSSP we take those vulnerabilities and remediate them before they become an issue.
Beat the hackers with vulnerability scanning
Our platform empowers you to gain control of risks by identifying and prioritising vulnerabilities across the entire attack surface including traditional, cloud, mobile, and DevOps environments. This type of vulnerability management is not to be confused with basic patching, we will perform an initial assessment, develop a roadmap to compliance, and then stay in place for continuous monitoring. On average there are over 300 technology vulnerabilities discovered every day, how many do you have in your network?
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Managed Vulnerability Scanning
Our MSSP team will not only help you to identify issues, we’ll also fix them. Our platforms continuous monitoring ensures you’ll always be aware of your risks.
Compliance
Identifying risks is a key part of any information security framework. Vulnerability scanning helps you achieve compliance against NIST, Cyber Essentials, and Essential 8.
Risk Score
Our platform calculates a risk score for your network based on the Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS), identifying and then scoring vulnerabilities based on severity.
"You wouldn't leave the front door wide open"
Shanil Daya - CTO - Ever Nimble
Being aware of vulnerabilities in your network as they come up is a crucial part of your cyber security posture. Leaving vulnerabilities unpatched or worse undiscovered is like leaving your front door open and makes it easy for a hacker to do significant damage quickly. Legacy vulnerability scanners will only look for issues when they are run manually, our vulnerability scanning is always on and scans around the clock.
2022 ACSC Annual Cyber Threat Report
Cybercrime can cause financial and reputational damage, disrupt business and essential services, and result in permanent damage to an organisation. During the 2021–22 financial year, over 76,000 cybercrime reports were made via ReportCyber in Australia, an increase of nearly 13 per cent from the previous financial year.
Medium-sized businesses (defined by Australian Bureau of Statistics as between 20 and 199 employees) had the highest average loss per cybercrime report where a financial loss occurred.
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