Identify Every Security Weakness Before Attackers Do

Systematic vulnerability scanning and assessment across your network, web applications, APIs, cloud infrastructure, and databases — with CVSS-scored findings and prioritized remediation guidance.

5,000+ Vulnerabilities Identified
100% Critical Issues Reported
CVE Database — Always Current
OWASP Top 10 Fully Covered

The average time to identify a breach is 207 days — and most breaches exploit known vulnerabilities that were never patched. A professional vulnerability assessment gives you a complete, prioritized inventory of every security weakness in your environment before attackers find them. Unicrats performs vulnerability assessments using industry-standard tools (Nessus, Qualys, OWASP ZAP, Burp Suite) aligned to OWASP, CIS Benchmarks, and CVSS v3.1 scoring — delivering actionable reports that your team can act on immediately.

Key benefits for your business

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Complete Asset Coverage

We assess every attack surface — internal network, external perimeter, web applications, APIs, cloud infrastructure, and databases — ensuring no blind spots in your vulnerability program.

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CVSS-Scored & Prioritized Findings

Every vulnerability is scored using CVSS v3.1 (Critical, High, Medium, Low, Informational) and prioritized by exploitability and business impact — so your team knows exactly where to focus remediation effort first.

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Current CVE Database Coverage

Our scanners use continuously updated CVE and NVD databases, ensuring we detect the latest publicly disclosed vulnerabilities — including recent zero-days and newly added CVEs within 24 hours of publication.

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Compliance-Aligned Reporting

VA reports formatted for PCI-DSS (Requirement 11.3), ISO 27001 (A.12.6), SOC 2 (CC7.1), HIPAA, and GDPR compliance requirements — ready to share with auditors without reformatting.

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Remediation Guidance Included

We don't just hand you a list of CVEs. Every finding includes a detailed remediation recommendation — specific configuration change, patch reference, or architectural fix — so your team can act without additional research.

Remediation Verification Scanning

After your team completes remediation, we perform a targeted rescan to verify vulnerabilities are genuinely fixed — not just flagged as resolved. Verification reports serve as evidence for compliance audits.

How we deliver results

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Scoping & Asset Discovery

We define the assessment scope — IP ranges, domains, cloud accounts, and applications — and perform passive asset discovery to ensure no forgotten systems are excluded. Rules of engagement documented and signed.

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Automated Scanning

Nessus Pro or Qualys scanner runs against the defined scope with authenticated credentials where available (credentialed scans find 3× more vulnerabilities than unauthenticated scans). Web apps assessed with OWASP ZAP and Burp Suite.

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Manual Verification & False Positive Removal

Every scanner finding is manually verified by a security engineer. False positives are removed before the report is written — we do not dump raw scanner output and call it a report.

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Report Delivery & Remediation Review

Detailed report delivered with executive summary, technical findings, CVSS scores, evidence (screenshots/logs), and remediation guidance. Debrief call with your team to walk through critical findings.

Technologies & Tools We Use

Nessus ProfessionalOpenVASQualys VMDROWASP ZAPBurp Suite ProfessionalNmapMetasploit FrameworkNiktoShodanAWS InspectorScoutSuiteProwler

Industries we serve

Financial Services & FintechHealthcare & PharmaE-commerce & RetailSaaS & TechnologyManufacturingGovernment & Public SectorLegal & Professional ServicesEducation

Why leading companies choose us

We are a team of 50+ specialists across SEO, development, cybersecurity, cloud, and BPO — delivering measurable outcomes for clients across the US, UK, UAE, and India.

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Manual Verification — Not Just Automated Scans

Any firm can run Nessus and send you the output. We manually verify every finding, eliminate false positives, and add business context — delivering a report that's actually actionable, not overwhelming.

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Compliance-Ready Report Format

Our reports are formatted to satisfy PCI-DSS Requirement 11.3, SOC 2 CC7.1, and ISO 27001 A.12.6 auditor requirements out of the box. No reformatting needed before you hand it to your auditor.

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Free Verification Rescan

Every VA engagement includes one free verification rescan after remediation — confirming that findings are genuinely resolved. This is standard practice at Unicrats, not a paid add-on.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a vulnerability assessment and a penetration test?
A vulnerability assessment systematically identifies and catalogs all known security weaknesses using scanners and manual review — it's broad coverage across all assets. A penetration test goes further: a security engineer actively attempts to exploit vulnerabilities to demonstrate real-world attack paths and business impact. VA is typically the first step; pen testing is performed after known vulnerabilities are remediated.
How long does a vulnerability assessment take?
Scope determines duration. An external network VA for a small business (up to 50 IPs) takes 2–3 days. A combined external + internal + web application VA for a mid-size company typically takes 5–7 days. Cloud infrastructure VAs (AWS/Azure) take 3–5 days. We provide a specific timeline during scoping.
Do you need credentials (login access) to perform a thorough assessment?
Credentialed (authenticated) scanning finds significantly more vulnerabilities — typically 3× more than unauthenticated scanning — because it can assess the full OS patch state, software installations, and configuration details. We recommend credentialed scans for internal systems. External network scans are unauthenticated by default, while web application assessments use test user accounts you create for us.
How do you handle false positives in scanner output?
All scanner findings are manually reviewed by a VAPT engineer before inclusion in the final report. We verify exploitability, check for compensating controls, and remove false positives — our clients receive actionable findings, not a 200-page scanner dump with 80% false positives. Typical false positive rates with Nessus/Qualys are 15–25%; we filter these before reporting.
Does the VA cover OWASP Top 10 for web applications?
Yes — our web application VA covers all OWASP Top 10 categories: broken access control, cryptographic failures, injection (SQL, NoSQL, OS command), insecure design, security misconfiguration, vulnerable components, authentication failures, software integrity failures, logging failures, and SSRF. We also cover OWASP API Security Top 10 for API assessments.
How often should a vulnerability assessment be performed?
PCI-DSS requires quarterly external scans and annual internal VAs. ISO 27001 and SOC 2 require regular assessments without specifying frequency — annually at minimum. Our recommendation: quarterly external VA, bi-annual internal VA, and a targeted web application VA after any major release or infrastructure change. We offer retainer pricing for recurring assessments.

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