Look no further on your own: Detect, manage and fix your IT vulnerabilities with our Managed Security Service solution Radar.
Vulnerability management is one of the essential building blocks of a company's cyber strategy. By implementing an automated vulnerability management solution, you, as the IT security manager, ensure a secure process for reducing your company's IT vulnerabilities.
Vulnerability Management ensures that vulnerabilities are continuously identified, investigated, and prioritized across the entire attack surface. Precise information on all assets and IT vulnerabilities is continually made available via a central platform.
Register for the webinar now!With our managed security service solution Radar from F-Secure, we offer companies a turnkey vulnerability scanning and management platform that enables users to detect and manage internal and external threats independently. The vulnerability management tool scans the attack surface 24/7, identifying existing IT vulnerabilities and ensuring timely reporting and mitigation of risks. Also, the use of the platform ensures that current and upcoming legal requirements are met.
3 FAQs on Vulnerability Management
Vulnerability Management is an automated process that proactively scans your company's IT infrastructure for existing vulnerabilities.
The vulnerability scanner recognizes the IT infrastructure components in question and finds the IT security vulnerabilities that exist here. Databases containing information on known vulnerabilities and misconfigurations, such as:
- Vulnerabilities due to missing security updates
- Vulnerabilities due to misconfigurations
- Insecure encryption settings
- Shared or inadequately secured shares
- Insufficient patch levels of software and services
- Use of default passwords
Suppose the vulnerability scanner identifies IT security gaps. In that case, these are assigned severity levels (e.g., low, medium, high, critical) and sent to the IT security managers in the form of a report with corresponding recommendations for action. It also provides IT management with regular statistical reports. A routine vulnerability scan thus enables new vulnerabilities to be identified immediately and patched with precision.
When designing a sustainable IT security strategy, both penetration tests and continuous vulnerability scanning are of elementary importance. Both IT security reviews provide concrete recommendations for action to eliminate any identified IT security vulnerabilities and should be implemented as a package of measures. This ensures that vulnerabilities in the IT infrastructure are discovered before attackers do so.
Compared to the (for example, annual) penetration test, IT vulnerability scanning provides an exact statement about the infrastructure's existing IT security level to be tested at much shorter intervals (e.g., monthly or weekly).
To achieve reliable protection against hacker attacks, data theft, and industrial espionage, our cybersecurity experts recommend regularly scanning the entire IT infrastructure for new vulnerabilities even after a penetration test has been completed.
In the context of vulnerability management, a vulnerability scan provides an initial essential insight into potentially existing vulnerabilities, particularly in infrastructure analyses, and therefore often serves as the basis for further manual IT security checks, including penetration tests. After analyzing the automatically found vulnerabilities by the vulnerability scanner, our cybersecurity experts recommend a comprehensive manual analysis of these by the penetration tester. The focus here is, among other things, on the non-authorized exploitation of implemented functions.
Compared to scanning, the penetration test procedure is multi-stage: the penetration tester makes targeted and intelligent inquiries of the system and combines different vulnerabilities if necessary. The vulnerabilities identified from the previous phase provide the first clues for his further action. Once known gaps have been identified, the required exploits are deployed to exploit them. This enables him to assess how high the actual risk of using a vulnerability is.
Our Vulnerability Management Solution - Your Benefits:
How to ensure automated and comprehensive vulnerability management in your company now!
By implementing our vulnerability management solution Radar from F-Secure, you ensure that your IT systems are independently and continuously scanned for existing and new IT security vulnerabilities. In addition to the detailed analysis results, the solution also impresses with its intuitive user interface. This makes handling easier for those responsible for the project and offers the possibility of individually adjusting settings within the scanner at any time. A high detection rate characterizes the solution - so vulnerabilities can be identified and remedied immediately - and you can increase your IT security level continuously.
Other features of our vulnerability management solution that have convinced our customers:
Simple licensing model
Low false positive rate
Internal and external vulnerability scanning
Security from the cloud
EU-DSGVO compliance
PCI DSS compliance
Fulfillment of compliance requirements
Variable and user-oriented reporting
Are you looking for an overall carefree package?
Our Managed Security Service solution provides you with direct access to our team of experts and a regular assessment of your IT security!
Regular status meetings with an Allgeier secion cybersecurity consultant
Access to Allgeier secion support in case of malfunctions
Fulfillment of compliance requirements and proof of successfully implemented security measures
Team of trained IT security specialists for the vulnerability management solution at our premises
Register for the webinar now!Want to learn more about our Vulnerability Management solution?
Register for one of our webinars!
Tim Heinsohn, Cyber Security Expert for Managed Vulnerability Scanning at Allgeier secion, will discuss in his current webinar, based on a live demo, which further advantages our scanning platform offers the user through its entire range of functions.
The following questions, among others, will be answered during the webinar:
- Why does a vulnerability scan contribute significantly to increasing IT security?
- What does Allgeier secion offer with its new Managed Security Service?
- Why does a vulnerability scan not replace a penetration test? But why do both measures together make a good team?