Vulnerability Scanning and Penetration Testing
Find and fix weaknesses before attackers do, with scans on a schedule and testing that proves what holds up.
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Find the weak spots first
ALCON DTS scans your network, servers, workstations, and internet-facing systems for known vulnerabilities and risky settings. We rank the findings by real risk and fix them through managed updates and configuration changes.
Penetration testing goes a step further. A tester attempts to break in the way an attacker would, so you see which weaknesses can actually be used and how far an attacker could get.
Who it helps
- Organizations with customer or contract requirements for regular scans
- Merchants working toward PCI DSS
- Firms aligning with CIS Controls, the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, or SOC 2
- Businesses that want proof their defenses hold up
What you get
Internal vulnerability scanning
Scheduled scans of servers, workstations, and network devices.
External scanning
Regular checks of the systems the internet can reach, such as firewalls and remote access.
Risk-ranked findings
Results sorted by real-world risk, so the most important fixes come first.
Remediation
Updates and configuration changes applied through your managed IT service.
Penetration testing
A controlled attack simulation that shows how far an attacker could get.
Retests and reports
Follow-up scans confirm each fix, and reports go into your evidence file.
How it works
Plan
We agree on the systems to test and the schedule.
Scan
We run internal and external scans and review the results.
Fix
We apply updates and setting changes in order of risk.
Verify
We rescan, confirm the fixes, and share reports with your designated contact.
Related services
Scanning and testing feed the rest of your cybersecurity program.
Start with a cybersecurity assessment
We review how your systems are scanned and updated today, then recommend a scanning schedule and the right time for a penetration test.
Fix weaknesses before they become incidents.
Scanning, remediation, and testing in one ongoing service.
