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Overview

Better understand and manage cyber security risks

Business growth, digitalisation and the evolving threat landscape create constant security challenges for your organisation. Redscan’s Vulnerability Assessment service helps you to respond by identifying, classifying and addressing security risks and providing the ongoing support and guidance to best mitigate them.

Benefits

Key benefits of a Vulnerability Assessment

Identifies at-risk assets

Gain help with identifying the systems, applications and data at greatest risk of being targeted.

Validates the suitability of security controls

Benefit from a review of how well your internal and external defences detect, limit and withstand the latest threats.

Informs security investments

Understand which cyber security risks require the most attention and receive actionable guidance to best mitigate them.

Provides strategic advice

Receive recommendations that will help secure your organisation now and in the future.

Timing

When a vulnerability assessment
could be beneficial

  • Prior to undertaking a formal compliance audit
  • Writing data and information security policies
  • Planning an incident response strategy
  • Procuring security products and services

Expertise

Our security qualifications

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CEH

Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH)

Tiger Scheme

Tiger Scheme Qualified Security Team Member (QSTM)

CREST

CREST Registered Tester (CRT), CREST Simulated Targeted Attack and Response (STAR), CREST Certified Web Application Tester (CCT APP), CREST Certified Infrastructure Tester (CCT INF), CREST Certified Simulated Attack Manager (CC SAM), CREST Certified Simulated Attack Specialist (CC SAS), CREST SOC

Offensive Security

Offensive Security Certified Professional (OSCP)

ISACA

Certified Information Security Auditor (CISA)
Certified Information Security Manager (CISM)

Why choose Redscan?

A trusted partner for pen testing

  • One of the highest accredited UK pentesting companies
  • A deep understanding of how hackers operate
  • In-depth threat analysis and advice you can trust
  • Complete post-test care for effective risk remediation
  • Multi award-winning offensive security services
  • Avg. >9/10 customer satisfaction, 95% retention rate

            

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24th February 2021
Cyber attacks reported as rising by 20% in 2020
A new report has highlighted that pandemic-related threats contributed to a 20% increase in cyber security threats in 2020.  
16th February 2021
Redscan’s NIST NVD analysis reveals record number of critical and high severity vulnerabilities in 2020
Our new report explores the more than 18,000 Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) logged to NIST’s National Vulnerability Database in 2020. It reveals that well over half (57%) were rated ‘high’ or ‘critical’ severity – the highest recorded figure for any year to date. Read the report here.
9th February 2021
Only a third of UK organisations offer cyber security training for remote workers
According to a new report, just a third of UK organisations have offered staff working from home any cyber security training, despite the rapid rise in remote working.  
2nd February 2021
UKRI suspends services due to ransomware attack
UK government body, UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), has had to take a number of services offline while it investigates a ransomware attack on its systems which took place at the end of January. The attack led to the encryption of data by a third party and affects a number of its online assets.