Vulnerability Assessment & Management for Saudi Organisations
Continuous scanning, risk-based prioritisation, and remediation tracking across your entire asset inventory, so the list of known weaknesses actually gets shorter.
A scan is a list. Management is what closes it
NCA ECC-2:2024 Domain 2 (Cybersecurity Defence) names vulnerability management as an explicit control area, separate from penetration testing. Most organisations already own a scanner. The gap that shows up in an assessment is rarely the scan itself, it is what happens to the findings afterward: no risk-based prioritisation, no owner assigned, no SLA, and a backlog that grows faster than it clears.
We run continuous, credentialed scanning across your servers, endpoints, cloud workloads, and internet-facing assets, then do the part a scanner cannot: rank findings by exploitability and business impact rather than raw CVSS score, assign owners, track remediation against defined SLAs, and re-verify that a fix actually closed the finding.
What the service covers
Continuous Scanning
Credentialed, authenticated scans across internal and internet-facing assets on a defined cadence, not a once-a-year snapshot.
Risk-Based Prioritisation
Findings ranked by exploitability, asset criticality, and exposure, not CVSS score alone. A critical CVE on an isolated test box is not your first fix.
Remediation Tracking
Every finding gets an owner and an SLA, tracked to closure and re-verified rather than marked resolved because a ticket was closed.
Asset Inventory Coverage
You cannot manage vulnerabilities on assets you do not know you have. Discovery and inventory reconciliation are part of the service, not a prerequisite you supply.
How this differs from penetration testing
Coverage vs. Depth
Vulnerability management is broad and continuous, scanning your entire estate on a schedule. Penetration testing is narrow and deep, a human exploiting a defined scope once or twice a year.
Known vs. Novel
Scanning finds known, catalogued weaknesses (CVEs, misconfigurations). Testing finds what a scanner cannot: chained exploitation paths and business-logic flaws unique to your environment.
They Feed Each Other
A mature vulnerability management programme gives a pentest team a clean starting point instead of spending the engagement re-discovering what a scanner already knew.
How the programme runs
Discovery & Inventory
1-2 weeksReconcile your asset inventory against what is actually reachable on the network and in cloud accounts. Shadow assets are common and better found now.
Baseline Scan
1 weekFirst full credentialed scan across the confirmed inventory, establishing the starting finding count and severity distribution.
Prioritisation & SLA Assignment
OngoingFindings triaged by exploitability and business context, assigned an owner and a remediation SLA by severity tier.
Continuous Scanning & Reporting
OngoingRecurring scans on a defined cadence with a monthly report: open findings, SLA compliance, and trend against the previous period.
Remediation Verification
OngoingClosed findings are re-scanned to confirm the fix actually removed the weakness before the finding is marked resolved.
What is included
Find out where your programme actually stands
The Vulnerability Management Maturity Assessment scores your scanning coverage, prioritisation process, and remediation SLAs in about 15 minutes.
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