See what attackers can see from the internet.
Assess your organisation’s authorised internet-facing infrastructure for known vulnerabilities, exposed services, outdated technologies and security misconfigurations.
Final pricing is confirmed after a short scope review.
Independent visibility across your public attack surface.
Internet-facing systems are exposed to constant change. An external assessment establishes what is reachable, identifies relevant known weaknesses and gives your team a prioritised plan for reducing exposure.
What we assess
- Approved public IP addresses
- Internet-facing servers
- VPN gateways
- Firewalls and remote access services
- Externally accessible applications
- TLS and certificate configuration
- Exposed network services
- Selected public cloud endpoints
Scope is documented and agreed before testing. Only explicitly authorised systems are assessed.
Know where external exposure becomes avoidable risk.
The assessment is designed to uncover common weaknesses across authorised public infrastructure and explain their practical significance.
Evidence your team can use.
Clear documentation for leadership, technical teams and stakeholders who need to understand the assessment outcome.
View a Sample ReportA controlled path from scope to verification.
You know what is happening, why it is happening and what comes next at each stage.
Scope
Confirm public assets, boundaries, exclusions and business context.
Authorise
Record explicit authority and agree testing contacts and windows.
Assess
Perform structured discovery and vulnerability assessment.
Review
Review significant findings and add relevant technical context.
Report
Deliver executive and technical reporting with clear priorities.
Retest
Verify agreed remediated findings and document current status.
Vulnerability Assessment vs Penetration Testing
A vulnerability assessment systematically identifies and evaluates weaknesses across an agreed scope. It is designed for broad visibility, prioritisation and remediation planning.
Penetration testing involves deeper manual exploitation techniques to test specific attack paths or objectives. This Vensora service is a vulnerability assessment and is not represented as a penetration test.
Final pricing depends on the number of internet-facing assets, network complexity, testing restrictions and reporting requirements. Scope and fixed price are agreed before testing begins.
What to know before the assessment.
Will testing disrupt our systems?
Do you require written authorisation?
How long does the assessment take?
Can you retest vulnerabilities after we fix them?
Can this help with customer security questionnaires?
Is this the same as a penetration test?
Do you need onsite access?
Turn uncertainty into a clear remediation plan.
Request a scoped vulnerability assessment and receive a clear proposal based on your environment.