What is Enterprise Vulnerability Management?
Enterprise Vulnerability Management (EVM) is a continuous, risk-based process to discover, assess, prioritize, and remediate security weaknesses across your entire IT environment, from on‑premise systems to cloud workloads and containers. By combining automated scanning, penetration testing, and remediation guidance, EVM helps organizations shrink their attack surface, protect critical data, maintain compliance with evolving regulations and strengthens overall cyber resilience.
Why Vulnerability Management Matters
Modern organizations face thousands of new vulnerabilities each year, making manual tracking impossible and leaving unpatched systems as easy entry points for attackers. A formal vulnerability management program reduces the likelihood of data breaches, downtime, and financial losses by systematically closing these gaps.
What We Offer
Application Security Services
Our Application Security services help secure web, mobile, and cloud‑native applications throughout the software development lifecycle, reducing exploitable flaws before they reach production. Services include:
- Static Application Security Testing (SAST)
- Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST)
- Interactive Application Security Testing (IAST)
- Free Open-Source Software (FOSS) Assessment
- Web API Security Testing
- Mobile App Security (Android/iOS)
VAPT (Vulnerability Assessment & Penetration Testing)
Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing (VAPT) provides a deep, attacker style view of your environment by combining automated discovery with manual exploitation techniques. Following services help uncover real world exploitable weaknesses and deliver prioritized remediation recommendations.
- External attack surface management (EASM)
- Application Penetration Testing
- Infrastructure Penetration Testing
- Red Teaming & Purple Teaming
- Mobile Application Penetration Testing
- Cloud Misconfiguration Assessment
DevSecOps Enablement
DevSecOps services embed security into development and deployment pipelines, so vulnerabilities are addressed early and continuously. This ensures security controls are automated, repeatable, and aligned with modern agile delivery practices.
- Architecture and Design Review
- Threat Modelling
- Secure DevOps Enablement
- CI/CD Security Tool Integration
- Secrets & Key Management
Vulnerability Management Operations
Vulnerability Management services provide ongoing asset discovery, scanning, and remediation governance to keep systems hardened against emerging threats. Following services help security teams focus on the issues that matter most to the business.
- Asset, Scan & Remediation Management
- Continuous Vulnerability Scanning
- Remediation as- a Service
- Governance of VM programs
- Patch & Configuration Management Advisory
- Asset Threat Profiling
- ZERO-Scan
- Doomsday Prioritization (Breach Risk Prediction)
Container Security
Container Security services protect modern cloud native environments spanning Kubernetes, Docker, and serverless platforms. The services given below help ensure secure, compliant containerized workloads.
- Vulnerability Assessment of Cloud Infra (laaS/PaaS)
- Cloud and container Penetration Testing (including CSPM)
- Container/Docker Image Scanning
- Security Configuration Review & Hardening
- Container security Maturity Assessments (based on CIS, NIST etc.).
Best Practices for Effective Vulnerability Management
Several practices consistently distinguish successful programs from struggling ones.
Common Challenges and How to Overcome Them
Organizations often struggle with incomplete asset visibility, alert fatigue from too many findings, and limited remediation capacity. Addressing these challenges requires consolidating tools where possible, using meaningful risk based prioritization, and automating routine tasks such as patch deployment and verification. Regular program reviews help refine scopes, improve processes, and adapt to changes in technology and threat landscape.
Getting Started with Vulnerability Management
Launching or maturing a vulnerability management program begins with assessing current capabilities and defining clear goals. Start by cataloging critical assets, selecting appropriate scanning and reporting tools, and defining roles, responsibilities, and remediation SLAs. From there, iterate the lifecycle—discover, prioritize, remediate, validate, and report—while continuously improving coverage and efficiency based on metrics and feedback.
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Dawn Thomas
Partner - Governance Risk & Compliance
Shahnawaz Sheik
Senior Manager – Cyber Threat Management