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Systematic scanning and identification of security weaknesses across your networks, systems, and applications. Every finding is CVSS-scored and mapped to a prioritised remediation roadmap your team can act on immediately.
Six specialised assessment areas covering every layer of your IT environment.
Our network vulnerability scanning service performs deep, authenticated and unauthenticated scans across your entire IP address space — covering routers, switches, firewalls, load balancers, and every connected endpoint. Using industry-leading scanners such as Nessus and Qualys, we enumerate open ports, detect misconfigured services, identify unpatched software, and surface dangerous protocol exposures. Each scan is calibrated to your environment to minimise false positives while maximising detection coverage. Results are correlated against the National Vulnerability Database (NVD) and CERT advisories so every finding is mapped to a known CVE. We provide both point-in-time and differential scan results so you can measure your remediation progress over time. Network scans can be scheduled outside business hours to eliminate performance impact on production systems.
Web applications are the most common attack vector against Pakistani businesses, yet they are often the least assessed component of the IT environment. Our web application vulnerability scanning covers all OWASP Top 10 categories including SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), broken authentication, sensitive data exposure, XML external entity injection (XXE), security misconfigurations, insecure direct object references (IDOR), and server-side request forgery (SSRF). We use both automated scanning tools — including Burp Suite and OWASP ZAP — and manual verification to confirm findings and eliminate false positives. Authenticated scanning sessions are used to test protected areas of your application. We assess APIs, web services, and single-page applications (SPAs) using the same rigorous methodology as traditional web applications. Every finding is graded by severity with actionable developer-level remediation guidance.
Beyond network scanning, our infrastructure assessment evaluates the security configuration of your servers, operating systems, virtualisation platforms, and middleware. We compare running configurations against CIS Benchmarks for Windows Server, Linux distributions, VMware, Hyper-V, and major database platforms. Misconfigured services, unnecessary open ports, weak cipher suites, legacy protocol support (TLS 1.0, SSLv3), default credentials, and privilege escalation paths are all identified and documented. We assess both physical and virtual infrastructure including on-premises data centres and hosted environments. The assessment covers configuration drift — highlighting where systems have deviated from your approved hardening baseline. For each finding we provide the specific configuration change required, the risk level if left unaddressed, and the effort required to remediate, allowing your team to prioritise work effectively.
Not every vulnerability presents the same level of risk to your organisation. Our risk prioritisation methodology goes beyond raw CVSS base scores to incorporate exploitability in your specific environment, the business value of affected assets, network exposure, and availability of public exploit code. We use the full CVSS 3.1 framework — including base, temporal, and environmental metrics — to produce a final risk score that is calibrated to your organisation rather than a generic benchmark. Vulnerabilities are grouped into Critical, High, Medium, and Low tiers with clear justification for each classification. We cross-reference findings against CISA KEV (Known Exploited Vulnerabilities) to flag any CVEs actively exploited in the wild. This approach ensures your remediation effort is focused on the vulnerabilities that pose the greatest actual risk to your business, not just those with the highest theoretical score.
A vulnerability report is only valuable if it drives real remediation action. Our remediation roadmap translates the technical findings of the assessment into a structured, prioritised action plan designed for both technical teams and management stakeholders. The roadmap is structured in phases — immediate actions (critical vulnerabilities requiring patching within 24–72 hours), short-term remediation (high-severity issues for the next 30 days), and medium-term hardening (systematic improvements over a 90-day cycle). For each vulnerability we provide the specific remediation step — patch version, configuration change, or compensating control — along with an estimated effort in hours and the team responsible. We also identify vulnerabilities that can be remediated at scale using group policies, configuration management tools, or automated patching. We offer a follow-up consultation call to walk your team through the roadmap and answer technical questions.
Remediation is only complete when independently verified. Our verification re-scanning service re-tests every finding from the original assessment after your team has applied fixes to confirm that vulnerabilities have been fully resolved and that the remediation has not introduced new issues. Re-scanning is performed using the same tools and scope as the original assessment, ensuring a like-for-like comparison. For each vulnerability we provide a confirmed-closed or still-open verdict, with evidence screenshots and technical proof-of-fix confirmation. A delta report is produced showing the before-and-after state of your security posture. This verification step is essential for compliance requirements — many standards including PCI-DSS and ISO 27001 require evidence of remediation testing, and our verification report is formatted to serve as audit-ready evidence for compliance submissions.
Common questions about vulnerability assessment services.
A vulnerability assessment is a systematic process of identifying, classifying, and prioritising security weaknesses in your IT environment — including networks, servers, operating systems, and applications. Unlike penetration testing, a vulnerability assessment focuses on discovery and documentation rather than exploitation. The outcome is a prioritised report mapping every identified weakness to a known CVE or configuration issue, with CVSS severity scores and a remediation roadmap your team can act on immediately.
A vulnerability assessment identifies and catalogues potential weaknesses across your environment — it is broad, systematic, and focused on discovery. Penetration testing goes further by actively exploiting identified vulnerabilities to prove that an attacker could gain access or cause harm. VA is typically faster, lower risk, and covers more surface area; penetration testing is deeper, more targeted, and provides proof-of-exploitation evidence. Most organisations benefit from running vulnerability assessments regularly (quarterly) and penetration tests annually or after major changes.
Most security frameworks — including PCI-DSS, ISO 27001, and NIST CSF — recommend running vulnerability assessments at least quarterly and after any significant change to the IT environment such as new system deployments, network changes, or application releases. For organisations with high compliance requirements or those processing financial or health data, monthly scanning of critical systems is advisable. Infraspine offers managed quarterly scan cycles with continuous monitoring between assessments to ensure newly disclosed CVEs are flagged as they are published.
Your final report includes an executive summary for senior management, a full technical findings section with each vulnerability described by name, CVE reference, CVSS score, affected system, and evidence of detection, a risk-prioritised remediation roadmap with effort estimates and ownership assignments, a comparison to compliance framework requirements (PCI-DSS, ISO 27001) where applicable, and an appendix with raw scan data. Reports are delivered in PDF and interactive formats. A debrief call with our lead engineer is included to walk your team through the findings.
Yes. Infraspine assesses cloud environments across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud Platform. Cloud assessments include Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) scanning of virtual machines, cloud-native configuration review (S3 bucket policies, security groups, IAM role permissions), container image scanning, and serverless function assessment. We use both agent-based and agentless scanning approaches depending on your cloud architecture. Cloud assessments are fully non-destructive and can be scoped to specific accounts, regions, or resource groups.
Infraspine delivers comprehensive vulnerability assessments with 48-hour turnaround and a clear remediation roadmap — so your team knows exactly what to fix and in what order.