Fix what's reachable, not what scored highest.
Vulnerability and patch management prioritised against what is actually exposed in your environment, credential and domain monitoring, and configuration benchmarking for your SIEM and EDR.
The specifics.
Vulnerability & patch management
Prioritised by reachability and by what the SOC is seeing, then scheduled, then verified.
Credential monitoring
Breach-exposed users flagged as high risk inside your SIEM, so the next alert on that account is treated differently.
Look-alike domains
Typosquats and brand impersonation caught early, before the phishing campaign that uses them.
Configuration benchmarking
Your SIEM and EDR measured against vendor best practice, with the fixes made, not just listed.
Root cause over symptom
A misconfiguration fixed once beats an alert suppressed forever.
Your tools
Runs on the scanner and platforms you already own.
Operated in your tenant.
Tenable, Qualys, Rapid7 and the vulnerability data in your EDR. Configuration benchmarking on every SIEM and EDR we operate.
What buyers ask first.
Do you patch, or just report?
Both, depending on what you pre-approve. Routine patches on a schedule you set; anything with production risk waits for your sign-off.
Why not CVSS?
A critical CVE on a host nobody can reach matters less than a medium on the one facing the internet. We rank by what is actually exposed in your environment.
Is configuration benchmarking a one-off?
It runs at onboarding and again on a cadence. Configurations drift.
Bring us last quarter's scan.
We'll show you which ten findings actually mattered.