Vulnerability Management
Vulnerability management is the continuous process of finding, prioritizing, and fixing the security weaknesses in your systems before attackers exploit them. bdManagedIT runs it as a managed service: regular scanning across your network, endpoints, and cloud, risk-ranked findings, and the remediation to close them, not a once-a-year report that sits in a drawer.
New vulnerabilities appear every day, and attackers scan for them constantly. A single unpatched system is often all it takes. Vulnerability management keeps you ahead of that by scanning continuously, telling you which gaps actually matter, and fixing them in priority order. It turns security from an annual scramble into a steady, measurable routine.
What's included
Continuous scanning
We scan your servers, workstations, network devices, and cloud regularly, so new weaknesses are found as they appear instead of months later.
Risk-based prioritization
Not every finding matters equally. We rank issues by real exploitability and business impact, so you fix what attackers would actually use first.
Remediation and patching
We do not just hand you a list. We close the gaps: patching, configuration fixes, and hardening, tracked to completion.
Clear reporting and tracking
You see where you stand, what was fixed, and how your risk is trending over time, in reporting that makes sense to leadership and satisfies auditors.
What you get
Close gaps before they are breached
Finding and fixing weaknesses on a steady cycle removes the openings attackers rely on, long before they become an incident.
Meet insurer and compliance requirements
Cyber insurers and frameworks like PCI and HIPAA increasingly require regular vulnerability scanning. We deliver and document it.
Fix what matters, not everything
Prioritization means your team spends effort on the handful of issues that carry real risk, not chasing a thousand low-severity alerts.
Measurable risk reduction
Trend reporting shows your exposure dropping over time, turning security from a feeling into a number you can show leadership.
Vulnerability Management, frequently asked questions
- What is vulnerability management?
- Vulnerability management is the ongoing process of scanning your systems for security weaknesses, ranking them by risk, and fixing them before attackers can exploit them. Done as a managed service, it is continuous, not a one-time audit, so new gaps are caught and closed as they appear.
- What is the difference between vulnerability management and penetration testing?
- A penetration test is a point-in-time simulated attack that shows how far an attacker could get on a given day. Vulnerability management is the continuous cycle of scanning and remediation that keeps weaknesses closed between those tests. Most businesses need both, and bdManagedIT provides both.
- How often should we scan for vulnerabilities?
- For most businesses, at least monthly, with critical systems scanned more often and a fresh scan after major changes. Attackers scan constantly, so an annual check leaves long windows of exposure. Managed scanning keeps the cycle short and consistent.
- What gets scanned?
- Your servers, workstations, firewalls and network devices, and cloud services such as Microsoft 365 and Azure. We look for missing patches, weak configurations, exposed services, and known exploitable flaws across the environment.
- Is vulnerability scanning required for compliance or cyber insurance?
- Increasingly, yes. Frameworks like PCI-DSS and HIPAA expect regular vulnerability scanning, and cyber insurers often ask about it on applications. We deliver the scans and the documentation that prove the control is in place.
- How much does vulnerability management cost?
- It is part of managed security under a flat monthly fee that scales with the number of systems in scope. We size it after reviewing your environment. Use the security self-assessment for a quick read, or book a call for a firm quote.
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