Vulnerability Assessment Consulting Service

Vulnerability Testing Services

Vulnerability Assessment is a systematic process of identifying vulnerabilities in systems, applications, and network infrastructures. It is a process of reviewing systems and networks that are susceptible to any vulnerabilities. The assessment helps the organization determine security flaws, risk exposure, and assets that are potentially exposed to Cybersecurity breaches. The Vulnerability Assessment process can help identify and fix security issues and further counter surprise attacks. Performing the Assessment frequently will validate the effectiveness of the existing security controls and ensure a high-security posture of your infrastructure. It is an important step towards limiting the Cybersecurity threats and other risk exposure against your organization.

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Our Approach to Vulnerability Assessment

Advanced & Intelligent Scanning

We conduct an advanced level Intelligent Scanning of your IT environment to discover all network devices, operating systems, databases, firewalls, etc., and a wide range of other platforms.

Identify Assets & Prioritize Assets

We identify assets and prioritize them based on their criticality. This allows accurate mapping of assets to its relevant Asset Groups as per business units.

Assessment & Scanning

Our team assesses & scans your network to accurately identify vulnerabilities and weak areas in your environment. Driven by the most up-to-date vulnerability checks will result in very low false positives.

Risk Classification Perform

Once our team identifies vulnerabilities, we further move on to classify the level of risk exposure and help your organization make an informed decision on allocating resources for remediation.

Remediation

Our key USP – We educate your team about the vulnerabilities and exploits to further help them strategize remediation for the identified vulnerabilities.

Why work with VISTA InfoSec?

Vendor Neutral- We believe in being your true consulting / audit partners by not indulging in sales of hardware/software that results in bias suggestions.

Strictly No Outsourcing- We value your trust in us so we do not outsource your critical assignments to the third-party.

Industry Expertise- We will share industry-specific insight and provide relevant recommendations for achieving your goals of compliance.

Years of Experience- Your organization will benefit from our decade long years of Industry experience and knowledge.

End-to-end support- Our team will hand-hold you at every stage/process to implement security controls and systems to protect the environment.

Actionable recommendations- Our team provides remediation to mitigate the risks your environment faces from external attackers, Insider threats, automated worms, and network management errors to improve the security posture of your environment.

Reports detailing the analysis finding- Our team will provide you a comprehensive report with a prioritized list of vulnerabilities, compensating controls for vulnerabilities that cannot be directly addressed.

Vulnerability Management portal- Our vulnerability management portal includes a CxO dashboard, Two-factor authentication, SSL data encryption & real-time DR backups, Online Submission and tracking of VA/PT tasks, Customizable reports available only in a secure repository with encryption, Assign vulnerabilities to the team member and track closure of vulnerabilities identified.

Frequently Asked Questions on Vulnerability Assessment

Why do experts recommend performing a Vulnerability Assessment every quarter or 6months?

As a part of the Information Security program and industry best practice, it is recommended that organizations perform a Vulnerability Assessment every quarter or 6months depending on the criticality of their assets.

What includes in a Vulnerability Assessment?

Vulnerability Assessment is a systematic evaluation of systems and networks to determine security weaknesses. The assessment scanning process includes tests for vulnerabilities, vulnerability analysis, risk assessment, and remediations.

Who requires a Vulnerability Test?

Organizations of any size who often face the risk of cyberattacks can benefit from the vulnerability assessment. Most importantly large enterprises that are subject to ongoing attacks will benefit most from a Vulnerability assessment.

What are the types of Vulnerability Assessment?

There are three categories of Vulnerability Assessment:

White-Box: White Box also known as Credential Scan, is a process that involves scanning of the system with complete access given to the assets in scope. The tester is given access to the network and an administrative account to assess the system thoroughly. This is to scan the entire internal environment for vulnerabilities using advanced tools to assess the security of the stored information and machine configuration. A credential scan provides a clear picture of the security posture of the systems.

Black-Box: Black-Box is a non-credential-based scan wherein the tester is not given any administrative privileges or account passwords to access the assets in scope. In this assessment, the tester attempts to infiltrate the cyber defense from the outside just like a hacker to exploit public IP addresses, and firewalls to gain unauthorized access. This type of scan highlights the security threat exposure to your system and networks.

Grey-Box: The assessmentincorporates both white box and black box methods in the testing process. So, here the tester is given limited information about your target systems to access for assessing system securities and vulnerabilities. This type of analysis is typically conductedfor gaining a more focused and efficient assessment of a network’s security than a black-box and a white box assessment.

How frequently should Vulnerability Assessment

As industry best practice Vulnerability Assessment should be conducted at least once per quarter or when there are significant changes introduced in the operations, systems, or networks.

Why is Vulnerability Assessment Important?

The assessment helps identify security weaknesses in its environment.

The test provides direction to the organization for mitigating risks.

Identify security flaws and assets that are exposed to cybersecurity threats.

The test will help classify the level of risks that are identified in the network or systems.

Identifying vulnerabilities and remediation will prevent cybersecurity threats.

Vulnerability Assessment is essential for ensuring that the organization meets cybersecurity compliance standards such as HIPAA, SOC2, GDPR, and PCI DSS.

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