Vulnerability management that gets things fixed, not just found.

Who it’s for

Businesses that have never scanned regularly, businesses drowning in scan reports nobody acts on, and businesses whose insurer or customers are asking for vulnerability management proof. If your last scan report is sitting unread in someone’s inbox, you already know the problem.

The Why

A vulnerability scan is not a vulnerability program. Plenty of companies pay for scans, get a 200-page PDF, and file it away, and six months later the same critical findings are still open. The scan was never the hard part, but knowing which findings actually matter, who should fix them, and whether the fix worked is.

The sad reality of this is that most breaches exploit known vulnerabilities that somebody’s scanner already flagged.

What’s included

A monthly cycle that finds what’s exposed, cuts through the noise, and turns the results into a short list of what matters, who owns it, and when it’s due. Fixes get verified, not assumed. Leadership gets a summary in business language instead of scanner output, and month over month you can see whether risk is going down or piling up.

Tiers and pricing

Monthly retainer. All prices are direct and fixed. Cadence: Protect and Defend monthly cycles, Fortify bi-weekly cadence for critical closure.

Protect: $2,250/mo

• Scan scope, windows, authorization, asset list, and business sensitivity confirmed
• Approved monthly scan cycle for scoped assets
• Baseline triage removing obvious false positives and noise
• Prioritized vulnerability report focused on risk, exposure, and exploitability
• Top 10 remediation list with plain-English impact
• Remediation tracker and executive summary

Defend: $4,000/mo, everything in Protect, plus:

• Approved internal and external scanning scope
• Aging tracked for critical and high findings so leadership knows what is stuck
• Fix validation after remediation using rescans or targeted verification
• Owners, due dates, and status assigned in the remediation tracker
• Monthly remediation review notes explaining blockers and next actions
• Patching issues, configuration issues, unsupported software, and accepted risk clearly separated

Fortify: $6,500/mo, everything in Defend, plus:

• Bi-weekly focus cadence for critical and high closure
• Known exploited vulnerability exposure and urgent patch risk tracking
• Exception and risk acceptance workflow with expiration dates
• Executive risk trend reporting: opened, closed, aged, repeated, and accepted findings
• Quarterly improvement roadmap identifying recurring root causes and process gaps

Not sure which tier fits? That’s what the Fit Call is for. Most businesses land on Defend.

Frequently asked questions

We already get scans from our IT provider. Isn’t that enough?

Scanning is step one of five. If nobody prioritizes the findings, assigns owners, tracks aging, and validates fixes, the scan is a report, not a program. We do the four steps that usually get skipped.

Do you fix the vulnerabilities too?

We prioritize, assign, track, and verify. The actual patching and configuration work is done by your IT team or provider, and we make sure it actually happens. Remediation labor can be scoped separately if you have no one to do it.

Will scanning break our systems?

Scope, scan windows, and authorization are confirmed before anything runs. Scans are scheduled around your business, and this is routine, safe, and widely required by insurers.

What does leadership actually see?

A short prioritized list with plain-English impact, plus an executive summary showing what’s open, what’s fixed, and what’s stuck. No raw scanner dumps.

Scope, stated plainly

• Final scope, timeline, users, systems, domains, vendors, meetings, and deliverables are confirmed before the statement of work is sent.
• Tool licensing, taxes, travel, remediation labor beyond scope, legal review, engineering work, and pass-through vendor costs are excluded unless written into the SOW.
• No service guarantees breach prevention, insurer approval, audit success, premium reduction, or a customer contract win.
• The Focused Risk Review is a diagnostic and roadmap service: no invasive testing, no exploitation, no tool deployment.

Ready to start?

Start with a free fit call. If you’ve never had a full look at your environment, the CyberSecure Focused Risk Review is often the smarter first step, and VulnTrack picks up from there.