Vulnerability Management. Close the right gaps, on a clock.
Everyone has a scanner. Almost nobody has a process that actually closes what it finds. We run vulnerability management as a discipline: prioritized by real risk, owned by name, and tracked to a deadline that does not slip.
A scanner that finds ten thousand issues and a team that fixes ten just builds a backlog. The breach almost always comes through a known vulnerability that simply never got patched. Finding it was never the hard part. Closing it on time is.
We turn scanning into a closed loop: every finding ranked by exploitability and exposure, assigned to an owner, and tracked against a clear deadline by severity. You get a small, sequenced list of what to fix and proof that it got fixed, instead of a dashboard that only ever grows.
A deadline that matches the risk
Not everything is urgent, and treating it that way is why nothing gets done. We set clear targets by severity and track every finding against them.
Actively exploited or trivially exploitable, exposed to attack. Fixed fast.
Serious and reachable, but not an immediate fire. Scheduled and tracked.
Real risk in context, handled in the normal cadence.
Low exposure, cleared in routine maintenance windows.
Illustrative target windows. Actual SLAs are agreed with you based on your risk profile and environment.
From scan to proven closure
A finding is not done when it is logged. It is done when it is fixed and verified. We run every step.
Discover
Continuous scanning across endpoints, servers, cloud, and applications.
Prioritize
Ranked by exploitability, exposure, and the value of what it protects.
Remediate
Assigned to an owner, with guidance, and tracked to the deadline.
Verify
Re-scanned to confirm closure, so fixed means fixed, not assumed.
Every severity gets a clock, every clock gets a verdict
Severity decides the deadline. Reachability decides the severity. And nothing closes without a verifying re-scan.
Clocks shown are representative defaults; yours are agreed per asset tier during onboarding. Unpatchable systems get compensating controls and a documented, expiring acceptance, never silence.
Where vulnerability management sits in VIGILE
Identify the weaknesses, Guard against them
Vulnerability Management is the Identify and Guard motions kept on a clock. We find the weaknesses and drive them to closure on a cadence that matches the risk, so the backlog shrinks instead of growing.
See Threat Exposure Management ›Top 10 questions, frequently asked
Because a scanner finds problems but does not close them. The breach usually comes through a known vulnerability that was never patched. We add the discipline around the scanner: prioritization by real risk, clear ownership, deadlines by severity, and verified closure. That is the part that actually reduces risk.
By real risk. The raw severity score is one input, never the whole decision. We weigh whether a vulnerability is actually exploitable, whether it is exposed to attack, and what it protects. A medium-rated issue on an internet-facing system can outrank a critical one buried where nothing can reach it.
Both. We provide clear remediation guidance, and where you need hands we help with the fixing. The goal is closed findings and a shrinking backlog, not a prettier dashboard. We re-scan to prove each fix held.
Vulnerability Management is the ongoing discipline of finding and closing weaknesses across your estate on a cadence. Threat Exposure Management takes the attacker's outside-in view of what is reachable and exploitable. They complement each other, and many clients run both.
A risk-ranked queue worked to closure: new findings triaged, fixes shipped or scheduled with owners, exceptions documented, and the trend reported in terms leadership can act on.
With compensating controls: isolation, virtual patching, monitoring, and a documented risk acceptance with an owner and a review date. Unpatchable never means unmanaged.
Yes. Cloud workloads, containers, and base images are scanned alongside traditional infrastructure, with fixes routed to the pipeline that owns each layer.
By asset count and scan cadence, as a managed retainer following a baseline assessment.
Identify finds the weaknesses, Validate ranks what is actually reachable, Guard and Implement close the loop, and the trend reports through Enhance.
AI correlates scanner output with exposure and threat intelligence, collapsing duplicate findings and surfacing the small set that is genuinely urgent, so human time goes to fixing rather than sorting.
Stop the backlog from growing
Book a session with a Principal Engineer. We review how you find and fix today, and build the cadence that closes the gap.