Pioneer-360’s engineers will perform an advanced credentialed vulnerability scan of your infrastructure that will discover, analyze, and report any found vulnerabilities or flaws. Take a proactive approach to close any gaps within your network to maintain your security posture within your organization. Identify security weaknesses and system flaws so that you can minimize risk to your organization.
Find vulnerabilities, missed patches, and misconfigurations with Pioneer-360’s Vulnerability Scanning. Continuously run vulnerability scanning shows you the bird’s eye view of your IT environment, allowing you to proactively manage and maintain your network. Pioneer-360 puts the decisions in your hands, allowing you to decide how involved our team of expert technicians get in this process. Allow us to remediate any vulnerability found, or simply let us provide reports to your internal IT staff for their review. Pioneer-360’s Vulnerability Scanning protects your organization and fills in the security gaps of your network.
Perfect for organizations of all sizes, Pioneer-360’s Vulnerability Scanning can alleviate your internal IT staff from performing monotonous scans. Or, allow Pioneer-360 to take over the entire process by putting the scanning and remediation into our hands. Pioneer-360 empowers organizations to stay secure and compliant through our Vulnerability Scanning.
Scanning frequency should reflect the organization’s risk, rate of technology change, regulatory obligations, and insurance requirements. Pioneer-360 supports continuously running vulnerability scanning so missed patches, misconfigurations, and newly identified weaknesses can be found between periodic reviews. Additional scans should also be considered after significant system changes or remediation work.
A vulnerability scan uses automated tools and credentials to identify known weaknesses, missing patches, and configuration problems across systems. A penetration test is a controlled attempt by qualified testers to exploit selected weaknesses and demonstrate how an attacker might move through the environment. Scanning is normally performed more frequently; penetration testing is a separate, deeper assessment with a defined scope and rules of engagement.
Yes. Pioneer-360 can identify and report vulnerabilities for an internal IT team to review, or its technicians can take a more active role in remediation. The customer decides how responsibilities are divided. Remediation may include patching, configuration changes, risk mitigation, further investigation, or documenting an accepted risk when an immediate fix is not practical.
Credentialed vulnerability scanning is intended to identify weaknesses without deliberately exploiting them, but any scan can place additional demand on systems or expose issues in fragile equipment. Pioneer-360 should define the scope, scanning schedule, credentials, exclusions, and escalation contacts with the customer before deployment. Sensitive or legacy systems may require extra planning to minimize operational impact.
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