Vulnerability Scan by Evia

Automated vulnerability scan that checks IP-based systems for known risks without interfering with the infrastructure. This allows vulnerabilities to be detected early, prioritized by criticality, and addressed with targeted measures.

Automated vulnerability scanning

Regularly check IT target systems – without interfering with your infrastructure.

In the reporting period 2024/2025, an average of 119 new vulnerabilities were reported daily according to the BSI. The growing complexity of IT systems makes it almost impossible to manage these risks manually.

Our automated vulnerability scan regularly checks defined target systems, identifies known security vulnerabilities, and prioritizes them by criticality. The analysis is based on leading CVE databases, without interfering with your systems.

All results are presented in a structured format for IT and security managers. This creates a continuous overview of potential attack surfaces, serving as a reliable basis for decision-making regarding technical and organizational measures.

The scan helps you to specifically supplement existing requirements from ISO 27001 and the NIS2 Directive.

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Our Offer

Monthly security scan for the target application

89,90€

  • Scan
  • Report (Document in English)

Reporting

Understand, prioritize, and soundly document vulnerabilities.

Security vulnerabilities are present in all software. New ones are constantly created through updates. Left unaddressed, they become entry points for attacks. The vulnerability scan prioritizes weaknesses based on impact, exploitability, and prevalence. This allows for better risk assessment and targeted planning of measures. Regular scans provide IT management with reliable reports and support the timely remediation of new vulnerabilities.

The scanner analyzes systems, services, and configurations and compares them against leading databases for known security vulnerabilities. In doing so, the solution detects, among other things:

  • outdated or missing security updates
  • Faulty or insecure configurations
  • Weak or outdated encryption methods
  • unprotected or unwanted sharing
  • critical services or ports with increased risk

All findings are classified by severity and presented in structured reports. This creates a clear basis for decisions, allowing for targeted risk assessment and action planning.

Features & Offers

Managed Vulnerability Management for a Secure IT Operation.

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Managed Service

We take over the complete management of vulnerability scanning – from setup and ongoing operation to report delivery.

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Documentation

Stay informed with quarterly audit reports that include concrete recommendations for action.

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Monthly fixed price

A clearly defined fixed monthly price creates planning certainty and simplifies the budgeting of cybersecurity measures.

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Security

Continuous monitoring of the IT environment and early detection of critical vulnerabilities reduce the risk of successful cyberattacks.

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Hosting

The solution will be hosted, operated, and maintained in a German data center, compliant with data protection regulations and adhering to high security standards.

Vulnerability Scans & Pentests

Combining vulnerability scans and penetration tests effectively

Vulnerability scans and penetration tests are often equated, but they pursue different goals. Used together, they provide a complete picture of the security posture: The vulnerability scan covers the breadth and frequency of vulnerabilities, while penetration tests reveal the actual exploitability and depth of security gaps.

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Penetration test

Manual, in-depth, and realistic, it shows how vulnerable systems truly are.

Manual Attacks

Deep analysis

Realistic Scenarios

A penetration test simulates targeted attacks on systems, applications, or Active Directory. The goal is to test the actual exploitability of vulnerabilities and show how deeply an attacker could penetrate the environment. Manual techniques, scripts, and realistic attack scenarios are used – from technical exploits to social engineering approaches.

Vulnerability Scan

Automated, repeatable, and targeted, it detects known vulnerabilities early.

Automated Monitoring

Continuous scans

Our vulnerability scan automatically checks defined target systems (e.g., web servers or IP-based hosts) for known security vulnerabilities.
It recognizes typical vulnerabilities such as outdated services, open ports, or configuration errors.
Through regular repetition, the scan provides an overview of emerging risks without interfering with the infrastructure.

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Strengthen IT security – uncover vulnerabilities intentionally!

secure360 bundles vulnerability analysis, audits, and cybersecurity into one integrated service.

The process of vulnerability scanning

Structured process from setup to reporting

The target system is stored in the scanner. Integration occurs without intervention in existing systems.

1. Scan Configuration

Systems with open ports and running services are thoroughly scanned. This allows both obvious and hidden vulnerabilities to be identified.

2. Performing the Scans

We are compiling a detailed report – including prioritization, risk assessment, and clear recommendations for action to sustainably increase the level of security.

3. Report Delivery

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Any more questions about vulnerability scanning? Get a no-obligation consultation now!

Peter Zenzinger, Management Consultant

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