Find the weaknesses before attackers do.

Vulnerability management is the ongoing process of identifying, prioritising and fixing security weaknesses across every system a business depends on — devices, servers, cloud services and web applications. Rather than a one-off scan, it's a continuous cycle of discovery, prioritisation and patching that keeps your exposure under control over time.

We deploy lightweight scanning agents across your devices, servers and cloud workloads to build a full inventory, then score every finding by real-world exploitability and business impact rather than raw technical severity. We then either deploy patches on your behalf or hand your IT team a clear, prioritised action list, and send monthly reports showing your risk trending down.

Most breaches exploit a known vulnerability for which a patch already existed — the gap is usually time and visibility, not technology. SMEs rarely have the resources to track every CVE and third-party application update across a mixed estate, and attackers actively scan for exactly the gaps that ad hoc patching leaves behind.

Pricing starts from around £6 per asset per month on a straightforward subscription covering the scanning platform, risk prioritisation and monthly reporting, with managed patching available as an add-on. We confirm final pricing based on the size and mix of your estate. Assets include laptops, desktops, servers and cloud instances. There are no setup fees, and because reporting is monthly you can see exactly what the service is finding and fixing before committing further.

Yes — it's particularly valuable for SMEs running a mix of Windows, macOS, cloud services and remote workers, where keeping every device consistently patched is hard to do manually. There's no minimum estate size required to benefit. It is also the practical answer when you have no formal asset inventory: the first scan tells you what you actually have connected, which is frequently more than expected. That inventory alone often justifies the cost in the first month.

Initial scanning and discovery typically completes within days of deploying agents, giving you an early view of your exposure. Meaningful risk reduction usually shows in monthly reporting within the first one to two months as prioritised patching cycles take effect. The first report is deliberately blunt about your current exposure so you have a baseline. From there, the useful measure is the trend line: how quickly critical vulnerabilities are closed month on month, which is also the evidence insurers and assessors ask to see.

Cyber Essentials Plus expects evidence of patching within 14 days of release for critical vulnerabilities. Continuous vulnerability management gives you exactly the asset inventory, scanning history and patch evidence assessors look for, making certification and renewal significantly smoother than trying to assemble that evidence manually. It also catches the devices that quietly fall out of scope, such as a laptop left with a leaver or a server no one has patched since installation, which are the most common reasons an otherwise well-run business fails its Plus audit.

Either approach is available. We can patch fully on your behalf, or hand a clear, prioritised list to your existing IT team so you retain control over what's deployed and when — most clients prefer fully managed patching once they see the time it saves. Where you retain control, we still track whether patches have been applied and flag anything overdue, so nothing silently drifts. Critical, actively exploited vulnerabilities can be handled under a pre-agreed emergency process regardless of the normal patching cycle.