Vulnerability Remediation

1. 01

   Vulnerability remediation and security hardening

   What it is

   Hands-on work on your infrastructure: we close security holes and configure protective mechanisms based on the audit results.

   What we do

   We take on the fixes from the audit: settings, updates, access rights, two-factor sign-in, backups, and email and domain protection. Your team keeps working on the product.

   Result

   Make sure the risks found are actually closed, not just left on paper.

   Reduce the risk of client data leaks while your team stays focused on product development.

2. 02

   Re-test

   What it is

   A control check of your systems after all fixes are in place.

   What we do

   After the fixes, we check again that what we found is really closed and nothing broke.

   Result

   Make sure the fixes worked.

   We check that the issues found are closed and the services work as before.

3. 03

   Results report

   What it is

   The final technical document on our work: what we found, what we fixed and what remains.

   What we do

   The final document: what was found, what was fixed and what remains. You can show it to management, clients and the auditor.

   Result

   Get a document you can show to management, partners and the auditor.

   It helps you answer client and auditor questions about the measures taken. It is a report on our work, not a certificate of compliance.

Implementing the audit recommendations is a separate service with its own estimate. The audit shows the current state, gaps, risks and a plan, but does not by itself make you compliant.

1. Step 1Prioritization

   Prioritize findings by business impact.

2. Step 2Remediation

   Apply configuration changes, patch software, update access controls.

3. Step 3Re-test

   Re-test vulnerabilities to issue a verified clean report.

• Many issues were found, and the team has no time to fix them

  Take on the fixes, starting with the critical ones, and show progress against the list.

• Another contractor did the audit, and there is no one to do the fixes

  Take over the report, estimate the work and carry it out with a re-test.

• A fix could take a live service down

  Backups and a rollback plan first, then do the work in an agreed window.

Generalized examples of typical situations, not stories of specific clients.

Other services

• Technical Security AuditFind out where you are vulnerable before an incident occurs.
• Infrastructure Security SupportServer maintenance and optional 24/7 incident response.
• Security for DevelopersCI/CD pipeline checks, secrets scanning, and environment isolation.