Vulnerability Management
Continuous scanning that finds the flaws in your software and devices, ranked by what actually puts you at risk
Ranked, not just found
Our Vulnerability Management service scans your servers, workstations, network devices, and internet-facing assets continuously. We rank what it finds by what actually puts you at risk, trace findings to root cause, and hand your IT a list in the order it should be worked.
You will not be sent a raw scanner dump to make sense of. An agent your own IT deploys does the scanning, so we never log in and never hold your credentials, and what comes back is already sorted into what matters.
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Vulnerabilities identified
That is more than 3,300 every day, for the customers who run this service.
OrbitalFire internal data, as of September 2026. Total since July 2024.
Benefits
- Flaws found continuously, not once a quarter
- Ranked by real risk, not scanner severity
- Root cause rather than symptom
- Easier regulatory compliance
Features
Scanning that never stops, and a ranked list your IT can work down rather than a raw scanner dump.
- Continuous internal scanning of servers, workstations, PCs, and network devices
- Continuous external scanning of websites and other internet-facing assets
- Expert analysis and prioritization of discovered vulnerabilities
- Remediation guidance based on root cause
- Monthly performance reports with the current picture of your vulnerabilities
- Verification that a fix worked, through scanning that never stops
How is this different from running a vulnerability scan?
A scanner produces a list. This produces an order of work. We rank what the scanning finds by what actually puts your business at risk rather than by the scanner's own severity rating, trace findings to root cause so the same flaw does not reappear next month, and confirm through continued scanning that a fix landed. The scan is the cheap part; deciding what matters is the work.
Do you need access to our systems?
No. An agent your own IT deploys runs locally in your environment and reports back to us. We never log in to your systems and we never hold your credentials. That is true of every service we run this way, and it is a deliberate limit rather than a technical one.
How often do you scan?
Continuously, internally, and externally. A flaw is not sitting undiscovered waiting for the next scan window to come around. Reporting is monthly, so you get a current picture on a predictable schedule without an alert every time something appears.
Who fixes what you find?
We do not do IT, so we do not make changes to your systems. What we hand over is a ranked list traced to root cause, so whoever does the work is fixing a cause rather than a symptom, and our scanning confirms afterwards that it worked. Keeping those roles separate is also what several rules mean by separating oversight from execution.
We had a penetration test last year. Is scanning still worth it?
A test shows you one day. New weaknesses turn up every week in software you already run, so the report ages fast. Scanning keeps the picture current. It also makes your next test more useful, because the testers spend their time on harder problems instead of the obvious ones. Depending on your business needs, Penetration Testing may or may not be important. We help you understand which cybersecurity services make the most sense to protect your business mission.
Tell us about your business.
A half-hour conversation about what you're being asked for and where you actually stand. If we can help, you'll have a proposal usually within a day.
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