Continuous visibility into your security weaknesses. Meet compliance requirements. Prioritize remediation.
CEH Certified
CISSP Certified
CISA Certified
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New vulnerabilities are discovered every day. Software updates introduce new weaknesses. Configuration changes create security gaps. Systems that were secure last month may be vulnerable today. Regular vulnerability scanning gives you continuous visibility into your security posture so you can identify and fix weaknesses before attackers exploit them.
Unlike penetration testing (which proves specific vulnerabilities can be exploited), vulnerability scanning provides broad coverage across your entire environment. Automated scans identify known vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, missing patches, and policy violations across hundreds or thousands of systems quickly and cost-effectively.
RazorBass provides vulnerability scanning services that go beyond raw scanner output. We validate findings, eliminate false positives, prioritize by actual risk, and deliver actionable reports that help you focus remediation efforts where they matter most.
Both services identify security weaknesses, but they serve different purposes and complement each other:
Approach: Automated tools scan for known vulnerabilities
Coverage: Broad—scans entire networks quickly
Frequency: Regular (weekly, monthly, quarterly)
Output: List of potential vulnerabilities
Best For: Ongoing security monitoring, compliance, patch management prioritization
Approach: Manual testing attempts actual exploitation
Coverage: Deep—thorough analysis of specific targets
Frequency: Annual or after major changes
Output: Proven exploitation paths and impact
Best For: Validating security controls, demonstrating real risk, compliance validation
Best practice: Regular vulnerability scanning combined with annual penetration testing provides comprehensive security visibility.
Scanning your internet-facing systems from an external perspective. Identifies vulnerabilities in public-facing web servers, email systems, VPNs, firewalls, and any other systems exposed to the internet.
Scanning your internal network to identify vulnerabilities that could be exploited by an insider or attacker who has gained internal access. Workstations, servers, network devices, and internal applications.
Automated scanning of web applications for OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities. SQL injection, cross-site scripting, authentication issues, and other common web application security flaws.
Assessment of cloud environment configurations (AWS, Azure, GCP) for security misconfigurations, exposed storage, excessive permissions, and compliance violations against CIS benchmarks.
Scanning specifically designed to meet regulatory requirements. PCI DSS quarterly ASV scans, HIPAA security assessments, and configuration audits against CIS benchmarks and NIST guidelines.
Ongoing vulnerability management programs with regular scanning, trend analysis, remediation tracking, and reporting. Keep continuous visibility into your security posture over time.
Many regulatory frameworks require regular vulnerability scanning. Our services help you meet these requirements:
PCI DSS — Requirement 11.2 mandates quarterly internal and external vulnerability scans. External scans must be performed by an Approved Scanning Vendor (ASV).
HIPAA — Security Rule requires regular technical evaluations including vulnerability assessment as part of risk analysis and risk management.
NYDFS 23 NYCRR 500 — Section 500.05 requires periodic penetration testing and vulnerability assessments based on risk assessment.
SOC 2 — Common criteria require vulnerability management programs with regular scanning and remediation tracking.
NIST CSF — Identify function includes asset vulnerabilities identification; Protect function includes vulnerability disclosure requirements.
Cyber Insurance — Many cyber insurance policies require evidence of regular vulnerability scanning as a condition of coverage.
Anyone can run a vulnerability scanner and hand you a 500-page PDF. That’s not useful. RazorBass delivers actionable intelligence, not raw data:
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False Positive Elimination
We validate findings and remove false positives so you focus on real vulnerabilities
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Risk-Based Prioritization
Findings prioritized by actual risk to your business, not just CVSS scores
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Remediation Guidance
Specific, actionable steps for fixing each vulnerability
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Trend Analysis
Track improvement over time with comparative reporting
Your vulnerability assessment is conducted by a professional with security and compliance certifications that ensure accurate analysis:
CEH
Certified Ethical Hacker
Understanding attacker methodology helps identify which vulnerabilities pose the greatest real-world risk and how they might be chained together.
CISA
Certified Information Systems Auditor
IT audit expertise ensures vulnerability findings are properly documented and mapped to compliance requirements and control frameworks.
PCI QSA
Payment Card Industry Qualified Security Assessor
Direct experience with PCI DSS requirements including quarterly scan requirements and ASV program expectations.
Contact RazorBass to discuss your vulnerability scanning needs. We’ll help you establish the right scanning program for your environment and compliance requirements.
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