Vulnerability Assessment

Scanning runs as often as daily, so you are constantly aware of your security posture and problems are found in days rather than at audit. Daily scanning gives you the best opportunity for a clean scan result to report each quarter: Beacon suggests the best scan to submit, so one newly dropped flaw cannot fail the evidence of the quarter.

The external footprint is what attackers and assessors see first, and it grows quietly. Every public IP address and domain is enumerated and covered by ASV scans, so nothing you expose to the internet goes unscanned.

Most problems live where outside-in scanning cannot see them. Scans that log in and read what is actually installed find the vulnerabilities an external scan misses, so the estate behind the perimeter is assessed by you rather than discovered by someone else.

Computers change daily: software arrives, settings drift. Continuous endpoint visibility covers software inventory and configuration checks on every computer, reported separately from system scans, so the picture of the estate stays current between scans.

A newly opened port or service is an invitation nobody intended to send. Beacon flags it within days of appearing instead of waiting for the next scheduled scan, so the window an attacker gets is measured in days rather than quarters.

Five scan tools produce five reports and no single list of work. Every finding from every source lands in one prioritised list with owners and due dates, so the team works the top row instead of reconciling PDFs.

The vulnerability news is loud and mostly not about you. New critical vulnerabilities are matched against the products your estate actually runs, so you get an alert when it is your problem rather than everyone's noise.

Reporting is where good scanning work gets lost in assembly. One branded report is generated from ASV, internal, agent, and pentest findings together, ready to hand to a customer or auditor without a week of slide-making.

Automated scanning finds the common problems; only a person finds the interesting ones. Human-led penetration testing is coordinated by Pure Security and quoted per scope before anything is booked, so real testing is planned and priced before it starts.