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The consequences of neglect are real and costly

46%

Data breaches involve customers personal data

$10B

Global Financial
Losses In 2025

277

days - Time to detect
an attack in days

554%

Increase in DDoS Attacks
Q1 2022/2021

$5M

Average cost of a breach

500k

new malware samples every day

60%

Closes their business

time to stop an attack in days

Financial Penalties: For key players up to EUR 10 million or 2% of total annual world turnover, for important operators up to EUR 7 million or 1.4% of the turnover.

Responsibility of the Management Board: Governing bodies of entities are required to approve risk management measures and supervise their implementation. They may be held liable for violations.

Loss of Reputation: A security incident and public information about the penalties imposed can irretrievably destroy trust of customers and partners.

Operational Distruptions: Inadequate security increases the risk of successful attacks, leading to downtime, data loss, and a halt to business operations.

Invisible Risk Is Growing

The chart on the right leaves no room for doubt – the number of vulnerabilities being discovered is growing exponentially, exceeding tens of thousands per year (as indicated by NIST). In such a dynamic environment, where attackers are automating their actions, relying solely on standard, automated scanning is a recipe for disaster. True risk management requires a continuous process, not a one-time test.

from 1k to

37k

To effectively protect your business and stay ahead of attackers, your vulnerability management process must include:

Precise identification of all critical assets and business processes to understand what really needs protection and what your organization's priorities are.
Smart prioritization based on real risk, and not just on the technical assessment of CVSS, which is often confusing without a business context.
In-depth, manual analysis of the configuration of your systems, which goes beyond automated scanners to identify complex, invisible at first glance vulnerabilities.
Reliable verification of implemented fixes: to ensure that corrective actions are effective and have not introduced new problems.

Relying solely on standard, cursory vulnerability scanning is far too little today. Automatic scanners are great at finding simple, familiar errors, but completely skip mistakes in business logic or weaknesses in the configuration that can only be discovered by an experienced expert. This approach gives a false sense of security and does not provide a complete picture of the real digital resilience of your infrastructure.

Statistics from

https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/search/statistics?form_type=Basic&&...

Does your current vulnerability management process actually reduce risk, or just check off boxes on a to-do list?

Statistics from

https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/search/statistics?form_type=Basic&&...

What exactly is Vulnerability Management?

It's a continuous, strategic process of identifying, assessing, remediating, and reporting on vulnerabilities in information technology systems. It's more than a one-time test – it's a systematic strengthening of your company's resilience to cyberattacks.

A vulnerability is an error or weakness in software, hardware, or configuration that can be exploited by an attacker to gain control, steal data, or disrupt operations.

Remediate vulnerabilities

Identification and Discovery

For Management: Before we start protecting, we need to know exactly WHAT we are protecting. We create a complete map of all your company's digital assets to make sure nothing is left out and no area is left unattended.

For the IT Team: The process includes IP and subnet range identification, mapping of key network segments (internal, external, DMZ, Wi-Fi), and precise discovery of all types of resources: on-prem and cloud servers, workstations (Win, Lin, Mac), network devices, databases, as well as OT/ICS/IoT environments.

Risk Analysis and Prioritization

For Management: From thousands of minor detected flaws, we point out those few "wide open doors" that pose a real threat to the business. This allows you to focus your effort and resources where they are most needed.

For the IT Team: Every critical and high-priority finding is manually verified to eliminate "false positives." We base our risk assessment on the CVSS 3.1 standard, but we enrich it with predictive analysis using FuseAI and EPSS data, which allows us to precisely assess the likelihood of exploitation in the context of the impact on business operations and the kill-chain architecture.

Verification and Retesting

For Management: After each fix, we check whether the vulnerabilities have been properly closed. This gives you confidence and proof that the problem has been truly resolved, and that the investment in security has yielded the expected result.

For the IT Team:We perform a targeted re-scan to verify the implementation of the patches. After confirming effective remediation, the ticket is automatically closed in the system, and the entire history of actions remains documented.

Scanning and Vulnerability Identification

For Management: We systematically scan the entire mapped infrastructure for known weaknesses and configuration errors, acting as a constant early warning system for potential threats.

For the IT Team: We perform cyclical scanning (monthly, weekly, or continuous) using authenticated and unauthenticated methods. Our activities are supported by leading tools (e.g., Tenable, Qualys) and can be integrated with existing SIEM/SOAR systems for event correlation.

Remediation and Team Support

For Management: We provide a ready, organized action plan and actively help your team in effectively removing identified threats, acting as a partner, not just an auditor.

For the IT Team: The remediation process is streamlined through integration and automatic creation of tasks in ticketing systems (e.g., JIRA). The team receives precise remediation recommendations and support from a dedicated Cybersecurity Engineer (8/5) and flexible packages of hours for consultations.

Continuous Monitoring and Strategy Development

For Management: Security is not a one-time project. We constantly monitor your environment, track trends, and at regular strategic meetings, we help optimize the security policy so that it is always one step ahead of new threats.

For the IT Team: We provide constant access to a dedicated dashboard with real-time metrics. We regularly discuss trends and progress, adjusting the scanning and response strategy to ensure a continuous improvement in the level of security (continuous improvement).

Proof of Quality: Transparent Reporting

We believe in full transparency. You receive clear reports from us that show the progress and security level of the company in the language of business. It is a key tool for making informed decisions and presenting results to the board.

Benefits of Vulnerability Management

Investing in proactive security translates into tangible, measurable benefits.

Peace of Mind and Confidence

You gain the confidence that your assets are constantly monitored by experts.

Revenue Protection

Minimize the risk of operational downtime caused by an attack.

Legal Compliance

You comply with regulatory requirements (GDPR, NIS2, DORA) and avoid severe penalties.

Competitive Advantage

A high level of security becomes your asset in conversations with customers.

Free Initial Consultation

Speak with our expert, dr. eng. Michał Suchocki, about the challenges in your company and find out how we can help.

Collaboration Model: A Partnership in Security

We are not an external auditor, but an integral part of your security team. Success depends on close cooperation.

Our Team

Dedicated Engineer (8/5)

Security Engineers

Risk Analysts and AI Experts

Your Team

Project Sponsor (C-Level/Director)

Main Technical Contact

System Owners

Proactive Vulnerability Management is a key element of a cybersecurity strategy

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The consequences of neglect are real and costly

Invisible Risk Is Growing