Vulnerability assessment (VAPT)
Cut through scanner noise and fix the vulnerabilities that matter.
We scan your applications, servers, containers, and cloud accounts, then verify each result by hand so your team is not chasing false positives. Confirmed issues are prioritised by real exposure, and continuous scanning keeps watch as your systems change.
- Broad automated coverage
- Manual verification of results
- Risk-based prioritisation
- Continuous scanning options
Signal over noise
A thousand findings is not a security plan.
Run any scanner against a real environment and you will get a long report full of warnings, many of them duplicates, false positives, or issues that cannot be reached from anywhere that matters. Teams either drown in it or ignore it. Neither makes you safer.
VAPT combines wide automated discovery with targeted manual testing. We confirm which vulnerabilities are real, attempt safe exploitation of the most serious ones within agreed rules of engagement, and rank everything by how exposed and valuable the affected system is. Then we help you build scanning into your routine so new issues are caught within days, not discovered at the next annual review.
What we deliver
Find, confirm, prioritise, and keep watching.
A complete vulnerability management cycle, from the first inventory to ongoing monitoring.
01 Asset discovery +
- Asset inventory
- Subdomains
- Shadow IT
- Attack surface
We map your internet-facing and internal assets, including forgotten subdomains, test servers, and shadow IT, so nothing is left unscanned.
02 Infrastructure scanning +
- Authenticated scans
- Patch gaps
- Misconfiguration
- Linux
- Windows
Authenticated scans of servers, network devices, and operating systems for missing patches, weak services, and insecure configuration.
03 Web and API scanning +
- DAST
- Web apps
- APIs
- Authenticated crawling
- OWASP Top 10
Dynamic scanning of web applications and APIs for common flaws, tuned to your authentication so protected areas are covered too.
04 Container and cloud scanning +
- Container images
- Kubernetes
- Cloud posture
- IaC scanning
Container images, Kubernetes clusters, and cloud accounts checked for vulnerable packages and risky settings.
05 Manual verification and exploitation +
- False-positive removal
- Proof of concept
- Exploit validation
- Rules of engagement
Engineers validate findings, remove false positives, and safely demonstrate the impact of critical issues within agreed limits.
06 Risk-based prioritisation +
- CVSS
- EPSS
- Known exploited
- Asset criticality
- SLAs
Each confirmed vulnerability is rated using severity, exploitability, and the business value of the affected asset.
07 Continuous scanning +
- Scheduled scans
- CI/CD integration
- Alerting
- Trend reports
Scheduled and pipeline-triggered scans with alerts and trend reporting, so new exposures are caught as soon as they appear.
What you gain
A shorter list, and the right things on it.
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Less noise
Verified results mean engineers spend time fixing, not triaging false alarms.
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Risk-ranked backlog
A clear order of work based on exposure and business impact.
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Faster detection
Continuous scanning catches new vulnerabilities between formal assessments.
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Complete visibility
An up-to-date inventory of the assets you actually expose.
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Trackable progress
Trend reports show how quickly issues are being closed over time.
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Unsure how many vulnerabilities are hiding in your estate? Book a free consultation and we will suggest a starting point.
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Why Agleam Labs
Vulnerability management that engineers will actually use.
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How we work
From first scan to ongoing protection.
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Discover and scope
We map your assets, agree what is in scope, and confirm scan windows and rules of engagement in writing.
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Scan and verify
We run authenticated scans, then manually verify results and test critical issues safely.
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Prioritise and report
You get a risk-ranked report with clear fix guidance and suggested timescales.
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Monitor continuously
We schedule recurring scans, integrate alerts, and track remediation over time.
Agleam Labs in numbers
- Enterprise apps delivered
- 50+
- Enterprise apps delivered
- On-time delivery
- 99.8%
- On-time delivery
- Years of senior experience
- 10–30
- Years of senior experience
- Years of DevOps experience
- 20+
- Years of DevOps experience
- Technologies in production
- 20+
- Technologies in production
- Office, worldwide clients
- 1
- Office, worldwide clients
Scanners and standards
Trusted tools, checked by experienced eyes.
We use established scanners and scoring systems, then add the manual verification that automated tools cannot provide.
- Nessus
- OpenVAS
- Nmap
- Burp Suite
- OWASP ZAP
- Nuclei
- Trivy
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Security
- CVE
- CVSS
- EPSS
- CISA KEV
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Docker
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Kubernetes
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CI/CD
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Monitoring
Industries
Vulnerability assessment for fast-changing estates.
Businesses with many systems, frequent releases, or connected devices, where new exposures appear all the time.
E-Commerce
Commerce technology connecting customers, inventory, payments, and retail operations.
Telecom
Digital platforms, integrations, and service systems for continuous delivery.
Technology and SaaS
SaaS platforms and AI products built to scale with users, features, and integrations.
Manufacturing
Industrial software that connects production, inventory, quality, and plant operations.
Automation Engineering
Monitoring, control, and engineering workflow software for automated operations.
Logistics
Platforms for fleets, shipments, warehouses, and connected supply-chain operations.
FAQs
Vulnerability assessment (VAPT) questions.
Straight answers about vulnerability assessment (vapt) with Agleam Labs.
Talk to an expert
Tell us what you are working on. A senior engineer will reply with honest advice and a suggested next step.
Book a call →What is the difference between a vulnerability assessment and a penetration test? + −
A vulnerability assessment aims for breadth: finding as many known weaknesses as possible across your estate. A penetration test aims for depth: proving how far an attacker could get. VAPT combines both, using scanning for coverage and manual testing to confirm what is genuinely exploitable.
Will scanning slow down or break our systems? + −
We tune scan intensity, agree time windows, and exclude fragile systems where needed. Any exploitation is limited to safe proof-of-concept techniques agreed in the rules of engagement beforehand.
How often should we scan? + −
Internet-facing systems benefit from at least monthly scans, and many teams scan weekly or on every release. A deeper manual assessment once or twice a year, and after major changes, complements continuous scanning well.
How long does an initial assessment take? + −
For a typical small to mid-sized environment, an initial VAPT engagement takes one to three weeks, including verification and reporting. Continuous scanning can then be set up within a few days.
Can you integrate scanning into our CI/CD pipeline? + −
Yes. We add dependency, container, and dynamic scanning to pipelines such as GitHub Actions or GitLab CI, with sensible thresholds so builds fail only on issues that genuinely matter.
Do you provide fixes or only findings? + −
Every finding comes with remediation guidance. If you would like hands-on help, our engineers can apply patches, update dependencies, and harden configuration, then verify the result.
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Let's find your real vulnerabilities.
- A free consultation with a senior engineer
- Clear scope, timeline, and budget
- Confidential, with an NDA on request
- Support after delivery
Prefer email?
info@agleamlabs.comStop guessing which vulnerabilities matter.
Tell us about your environment. We will propose an assessment scope and a scanning routine that fits your team.