Unmanaged vulnerabilities across enterprise infrastructure can quickly become material business risk. Our Infrastructure Vulnerability Assessments provide clear visibility into weaknesses across networks, servers, and endpoints – outdated software, missing patches, weak configurations, exposed services, and known CVEs – enabling organizations to reduce attack surface and prioritize remediation.
1. Asset Discovery
Internal + external asset inventory (IPv4, IPv6, cloud, OT).
2. Authenticated & Unauthenticated Scanning
Deep scans using credentialed access.
3. CVE Correlation & Exploitability Scoring
Align with EPSS and threat intelligence.
4. Prioritization by Business Criticality
Crown jewels first, using NIST CSF.
5. Remediation Roadmap
Patch cycles, configuration changes, and compensating controls.
Typically no. Vulnerability scanning is designed to safely identify weaknesses without interrupting normal business operations. Testing schedules and scan intensity can also be adjusted for sensitive environments.
Organizations should ideally conduct scans monthly, after major infrastructure changes, or continuously in high-risk environments to maintain visibility into emerging vulnerabilities and misconfigurations.
Yes. The assessment can include employee devices, endpoints, servers, virtual systems, and connected infrastructure assets across on-premises and cloud environments.
Yes. Vulnerabilities are prioritized based on exploitability, asset criticality, business impact, threat intelligence, and real-world attack likelihood to support faster remediation decisions.
Yes. Tribastion provides remediation guidance, patching recommendations, configuration hardening advice, and support for validating fixes after remediation activities are completed.