Vulnerability Assessment & Management (VAPT)
Vulnerability assessment across network devices, servers, endpoints and applications: what is exploitable, what it touches, and what to fix first.
Scans everything you run, from network gear and servers to laptops, websites and applications, and tells you what to fix first and exactly how.
Also called
vulnerability assessment, vulnerability management, vulnerability scanning, CVE scanning, patch remediation, risk-based vulnerability management.
What it does
- Continuous scanning Rolling assessment, not once a quarter.
- Risk scoring Severity plus exposure and business context.
- Asset-linked findings Owner and location from the shared inventory.
- Auto-containment NAC restricts until remediation.
- Patch hand-off UEM deploys the fix.
- Verification Rescan closes the loop.
- All asset types Network, endpoint, server, URL and application scanning.
- Credentialed & network scans Deep authenticated checks and an outside-in network view.
- Recommendations & references Every finding comes with a fix and the references behind it.
Common concerns
- Quarterly scans
- Continuous assessment
- Findings with no owner
- Every finding linked to device and owner
- Critical device stays on the network
- Restricted automatically until patched
Questions and answers
- Will scanning disrupt production?
- Scans are scheduled and scoped. Sensitive segments can be excluded or scanned in windows.
- What can it scan?
- Network devices, endpoints, servers, URLs and applications, with credentialed or network scans.
- What does NV-VAM assess?
- Network devices, endpoints, servers, URLs and applications: all device types, with a 360-degree view of vulnerabilities.
- Which scan types are available?
- Discovery, full, credentialed and network scans, compliance scans and deep authenticated inventory scans.
- What do findings include?
- Severity, the affected asset and owner, a recommended fix and references for each vulnerability.
- Can we create reports for management?
- Yes. Build executive and technical reports from any dataset, including assets, findings and remediation progress.
- Will scanning disrupt production?
- Scans are scheduled and scoped. Sensitive segments can be excluded or scanned in maintenance windows.
- What happens after a critical finding?
- NV-ZT-NAC can restrict the device, NV-UEM installs the patch, NV-ITOPS tracks the ticket and a rescan confirms the fix before access returns.
- Does it support compliance scanning?
- Yes. Compliance scans check configurations against security baselines alongside vulnerability findings.
Often deployed with
- Zero Trust NAC Knows every device the moment it connects and decides where it may go. Works with any switch, any hypervisor and any mix of enforcement, without changing your network.
- Unified Endpoint Management An agent for Windows, Linux and macOS that shows everything about each computer and lets IT act on it remotely: restart it, lock it, install software, fix it, or join a live session.
- IT Operations Management Your service desk and asset register in one place, for IT and beyond: tickets, requests, changes, problems, knowledge, software licences and renewals.
Guides
- Closed-loop vulnerability management From finding to fixed to verified, without spreadsheets.