Vulnerability Scanning & Reporting Services

Understand where your systems are exposed and what needs to be fixed — with reliable scanning and clear reporting that supports both security teams and compliance needs.

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Vulnerability Scanning & Reporting Overview

Most attacks begin by exploiting known vulnerabilities — outdated software, weak configurations, or missing patches. These are issues that attackers can identify quickly, often using the same automated tools used across the internet.

Vulnerability scanning helps you see these weaknesses before someone else finds them. It gives you a complete view of misconfigurations, outdated versions, missing patches, or exposed services across your network, cloud, or applications.

CyberXSoft provides scanning and reporting that is easy to follow, even if your team doesn’t have deep security experience. We tell you what’s vulnerable, what the risks mean, and which fixes should come first.

This service is ideal for ongoing security checks, compliance audits, and routine exposure monitoring.

What Is Vulnerability Scanning?

Vulnerability scanning is an automated process that checks systems for known weaknesses, unsafe configurations, outdated services, and potential exposure points.

It helps answer questions like:

Is any critical patch missing?
Are there exposed ports that shouldn’t be open?
Are we running outdated software?
Does our cloud environment have unsafe settings?

Unlike penetration testing, which is manual and scenario-based, scanning focuses on identifying known issues at scale.

What Our Vulnerability Scanning & Reporting Covers

External & Internal Network Scanning

We scan both internal systems and internet-facing infrastructure to identify weaknesses attackers can exploit.
What’s included:
- Open port and service discovery
- Outdated software identification
- Firewall exposure checks
- Misconfiguration detection

Web Application Vulnerability Scanning

We check for common weaknesses in web apps and supporting services.

What’s included:

Injection and input validation checks
Directory and file exposure
Known CVE detection
Cookie and session configuration review

Cloud Environment Scanning

Misconfigured cloud settings are one of the biggest causes of breaches.

What’s included:

Public bucket checks
Access policy review
Outdated cloud services
Unsafe identity or permission settings

Endpoint & Server Vulnerability Checks

We identify outdated OS versions, missing patches, and common endpoint risks.

What’s included:

Patch status checks
Weak configuration detection
Missing security controls
Insecure service review

Detailed Vulnerability Reporting

You receive a clear vulnerability scanning report that outlines:

List of findings
Severity levels
What each issue means
Affected systems
Step-by-step fix recommendations

The goal is clarity, not complexity.

Tools Commonly Used for Vulnerability Scanning

Industry teams typically use tools such as:

Nessus
Qualys VM
OpenVAS
Rapid7 InsightVM
Nmap (surface scanning)
AWS & Azure native scanners

These tools help detect known weaknesses, though human review is still important to avoid confusion or false alarms.

Real Problems This Service Helps Solve

Many organizations struggle with:

Systems going unpatched for months
No visibility into what’s outdated or exposed
Incomplete inventories of servers or endpoints
Cloud configurations left public by mistake
Tools showing too many results with little guidance
Difficulty deciding which risks to fix first
Relying on old reports that no longer match the environment

Scanning fixes these gaps by providing a consistent, structured view of what needs attention.

Use Cases

1. Monthly or Quarterly Security Checks

Ideal for teams needing regular visibility into vulnerabilities.

2. Pre-Audit or Pre-Penetration Testing Review

Ensures obvious issues are fixed before deeper testing begins.

3. Newly Added Servers, Networks, or Cloud Resources

Scanning helps verify they are configured safely from day one.

4. Compliance Reporting & Evidence Collection

Many standards require routine vulnerability assessments.

How Our Vulnerability Scanning Process Works

Environment Review

We identify which systems need scanning — servers, cloud, apps, or networks.

Scan Setup & Execution

We run controlled scans based on your scope and risk profile.

Findings & Risk Analysis

We sort the results, remove noise, and highlight what matters most.

Reporting & Fix Guidance

You receive a clear report with all vulnerabilities explained in simple language.

Retesting (If Required)

After fixes are applied, we verify that issues have been resolved.

Who Can Benefit From This Service?

Businesses with growing infrastructure
Teams that need routine exposure checks
Organizations preparing for compliance
Companies lacking internal scanning tools
Teams wanting a clear view of security gaps
Businesses using cloud or hybrid environments

See your real weaknesses — and fix them with confidence.

Get clear vulnerability insights without the noise.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should a company run vulnerability scans?

Most organizations scan monthly or quarterly. Environments that change frequently — such as cloud-based or fast-growing infrastructures — benefit from more frequent scans to keep up with new assets and updates.

Is vulnerability scanning the same as penetration testing?

No. Scanning identifies known weaknesses using automated tools, while penetration testing manually attempts to exploit issues. Scanning is broader and faster; pentesting is deeper and more targeted. Both are important.

Will vulnerability scanning disrupt normal operations?

Scans are designed to be safe, but older or sensitive systems may require slower or limited scans. We always plan the approach with your team to avoid disruptions.

What does the final vulnerability scanning report include?

The report contains identified issues, severity ratings, affected systems, explanations in simple terms, and recommended fixes. It also outlines which vulnerabilities should be addressed first based on risk.

Do you provide guidance on how to fix the vulnerabilities found?

Yes. Each finding includes a clear explanation and practical fix steps. The goal is to help your IT team understand exactly what needs to be done without confusion.

Can vulnerability scanning help with compliance requirements?

Yes. Many standards — including ISO 27001, SOC 2, PCI-DSS, and HIPAA — require regular vulnerability assessments. The reports help demonstrate security monitoring and risk management.

Our Core Services

IT Staff Augmentation

Access pre-vetted developers, engineers, and tech experts to boost your in-house team’s capacity and accelerate delivery.

Dedicated Teams

We provide fully managed, dedicated teams that work exclusively on your projects while staying aligned with your business culture and goals.

Project-Based Consultants

Hire specialized consultants (cloud, AI, cybersecurity, data, DevOps, etc.) for short-term or long-term projects to ensure quality outcomes

Remote Talent Sourcing

Expand beyond borders - tap into global talent pools while we handle recruitment, onboarding, and compliance.

Onsite & Hybrid Staffing

Need resources locally or in a hybrid model? We ensure the right balance of flexibility, cost-effectiveness, and productivity.

Rapid Onboarding

Get the right talent on board quickly, reducing hiring delays and risks.