Vulnerability scans help protect your business by identifying weaknesses before hackers can exploit them. They provide actionable insights to strengthen your security and prevent costly breaches.

It’s recommended to run vulnerability scans at least quarterly, or whenever you make significant changes to your network or software.

No, vulnerability scans are non-intrusive and are designed to run in the background with minimal to no impact on your business operations.

After the scan, you’ll receive a detailed report highlighting any vulnerabilities found, along with clear, prioritized recommendations to address them.

The length of time varies depending on the size and complexity of your systems, but most scans can be completed within a few hours.

Our scans detect a wide range of vulnerabilities, including software bugs, misconfigurations, outdated patches, and insecure access points.

A vulnerability scan identifies potential weak points using automated tools, while a penetration test goes further by simulating real-world attacks to exploit those vulnerabilities.

While a vulnerability scan is crucial for identifying risks, it should be part of a broader cyber security strategy that includes regular updates, training, and proactive measures.