Vulnerability scanning
Scheduled internal and external scans find missing patches, weak configurations and exposed services across your network.
- Continuous, scheduled scanning
- Risk scores that show what to fix first
- Trend reporting to show progress
Flagship · Risk & compliance
Clients, insurers and regulators increasingly want proof that you take security seriously. We combine continuous vulnerability scanning, in-depth network assessments and a structured compliance programme, so you always know your risk — and can show it.
One programme from first scan to audit-ready.
What you get
Scheduled internal and external scans find missing patches, weak configurations and exposed services across your network.
In-depth assessments map your devices, users, permissions and security settings, and turn them into clear risk reports.
We map your controls to recognised frameworks, gather evidence and produce the policies and reports auditors and clients ask for. We prepare you for audits; certifications are issued by independent auditors.
How it works
We run a full network assessment and vulnerability scan to establish where you stand.
We rank findings by real risk and agree a remediation plan that fits your budget.
We fix the issues — or work alongside your IT team — and track progress.
Regular scans and compliance reports show improvement and keep you audit-ready.
Questions
We work with widely used frameworks such as ISO 27001, SOC 2, the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, the CIS Critical Security Controls, PCI DSS and HIPAA, and can help you prepare the policies and evidence needed for client security questionnaires, cyber insurance applications and obligations under the Barbados Data Protection Act, 2019.
No. We help you prepare for audits by closing gaps, writing policies and gathering evidence. Certifications and attestations, such as an ISO 27001 certificate or a SOC 2 report, are issued by independent, accredited auditors.
No. Many of our clients use this programme to answer customer security questionnaires, qualify for cyber insurance, or simply understand and reduce their risk.
Vulnerability management is continuous and broad — it finds and tracks weaknesses over time. A penetration test is a deeper, point-in-time exercise that tries to exploit them. The two work best together.
Start with a free assessment and see your current risk picture.