New CVEs ship daily
New dependencies, new cloud config, new hosts — each one a potential gap your annual test did not see.
Your team is chasing scanner noise instead of fixing real issues.
Continuous vulnerability scanning with human triage — we cut the noise and send only real, exploitable findings into your tracker, with severity and a fix.
Why this matters
An annual pentest leaves eleven months of blind spots.
Scanner output without triage is a time sink
Raw reports dump hundreds of findings. Without human review your team spends days separating real risk from noise.
Audit cadence demands evidence
SOC 2, ISO 27001, and PCI DSS expect periodic scanning evidence. Untriaged output rarely satisfies an auditor.
What we cover
Three layers, continuously.
Scope tuned to where your environment changes most. Coverage starts the week your scoping call closes.
External attack surface
New hosts, new ports, expired certs, exposed admin interfaces, drift since last week.
Application layer
Authenticated and unauthenticated scanning of web app and API surfaces, tuned per release.
Cloud configuration
IAM trust paths, public storage, network exposure, key rotation, drift from baseline.
How we filter signal from noise
Every finding gets a human read before it reaches your team.
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De-duplicate
Collapse repeats across scanners and hosts.
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Validate
Confirm exploitability in your environment.
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Score
Severity tuned to your context, not generic CVSS.
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Forward
Into Jira, Linear, GitHub, or Slack with a paste-ready remediation.
Not sure what to scan first?
A quick scoping call gives you a tuned scope, clear cadence, and a start date.
Get a straight answer Typical scenarios
Three patterns we see most often.
Between annual pentests
Continuous coverage between tests — without scanner spam.
Small security team
A two- or three-person team that cannot afford to chase false positives.
Audit cadence requirement
A framework requires quarterly or monthly scanning evidence and you want it actually triaged.
Adjacent engagements
Scanning pairs naturally with point-in-time depth.
Web application testing →
Annual deep test of the app, continuous scanning between.
API testing →
Annual deep test of the API surface, continuous scanning between.
Network and cloud testing →
Annual perimeter and cloud test, continuous drift detection between.
Compliance pentest →
Audit cadence covered by annual pentest plus continuous scanning evidence.
Further reading
Background from our team.
FAQ
Vulnerability scanning — common questions
Why pair scanning with human triage?
Raw scanner output is mostly noise — duplicates, false positives, and findings without exploit context. We triage every finding and forward only what is real, exploitable in your environment, and worth a fix.
Does this replace a pentest?
No. Scanning catches known CVEs, missing patches, and configuration drift. A pentest catches authorization, business logic, and chained issues a scanner cannot reason about. Most teams need both.
How are findings delivered?
Triaged findings land in your tracker (Jira, Linear, GitHub Issues) with severity, evidence, and a remediation. High-severity items can also push to a Slack channel.
What gets scanned?
External attack surface, web application surface, and cloud configuration — tuned to where your environment changes most and where you have the most blind spots.
How often is the scan run?
External and configuration scanning runs continuously with daily delta reporting. Authenticated application scanning runs weekly or per-deploy depending on your release cadence.
Want a credible answer when a customer, auditor, or your board asks how secure you are?
A quick scoping call with the senior tester who would run your engagement. No slides, no pitch — we look at what you have, tell you what we would test first, and give you a fixed scope, price, and date.