A specialist service from CyPro

Managed vulnerability scanning at a published monthly price

A vulnerability scanning service for UK businesses that pairs continuous, automated scanning with a consultant who reads every result. You get a ranked fix list each month, not a thousand-row export, and the price is on the page before you ever speak to us.

  • Monthly per-IP bands, published
  • Every finding human-triaged
  • PCI, CE Plus and ISO 27001 evidence
  • UK consultants throughout
3D illustration of a UK estate protected by managed vulnerability scanning

Trusted by

az
bgi
british gas
cigna
deloitte
euroclear
jpm
kpmg
lme
m & g
ns & i
royal london
rsa
schroders
shell
ubs
virgin trains
william hill

What we run for you

Vulnerability management, delivered as a service

Six ways in, from a monthly scanning retainer to a one-off assessment, each with its scope defined and its price printed before you enquire.

What does a vulnerability scanning service include?

A managed vulnerability scanning service runs scheduled scans of your external and internal systems, verifies and prioritises what the scans find, and reports the results as a ranked fix list with remediation guidance, on a cadence that satisfies PCI DSS, Cyber Essentials Plus and ISO 27001 A.8.8 evidence requirements. Some organisations need a one-off vulnerability assessment first; most need the scanning to simply keep happening, month after month, with a person accountable for what it finds.

Why this service

Continuous, automated scanning with a person in the loop

Vulnerability scanning prices published, not quoted

Prices on the page, not behind a quote

Quote-only consultancies charge upwards of a thousand pounds a day for assessments, and the big scanning platforms hide their fees behind trials. Every one of our figures is printed on the pricing page.

A consultant reads every vulnerability scan result

A consultant reads every scan

Raw scanner output is noise with a severity column. Nothing reaches your inbox until a person has removed the false positives and ranked the rest by how exploitable they really are.

Continuous automated scanning between monthly reports

Continuous coverage, not annual snapshots

Automated scans run to schedule between reports, so a critical vulnerability published on a Tuesday is in front of a consultant that week, not at the next annual review.

Scanning evidence for PCI DSS, Cyber Essentials Plus and ISO 27001

Evidence your auditor can use

PCI DSS quarterly scans, Cyber Essentials Plus readiness, ISO 27001 A.8.8 records and insurer questionnaires all draw from the same dated, triaged reporting trail.

Findings delivered as a ranked fix list

Findings arrive as a fix list

Reports are written for the people doing the patching: what to fix, in what order, with the guidance to do it. Your team keeps ownership of the systems; we keep the list honest.

CyPro's penetration testers and incident responders behind the service

CyPro's bench behind the service

The consultants triaging your findings sit beside CyPro's CREST penetration testers and incident responders, so when a finding needs more than a patch, the escalation path is in the same building.

Your experts hold

  • CIPM
  • CIPP E
  • CISA
  • CISM
  • CISSP
  • CRISC
  • ISO 27001
  • Prince2

Client outcomes

Results clients put their names to

Vulnerability scanning questions answered for UK teams

Before you ask us

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a vulnerability scan and a penetration test?

A vulnerability scan is a broad, repeatable sweep that finds known weaknesses across your estate; a penetration test is a targeted manual exercise where a tester attempts to exploit them. You need scanning continuously and testing periodically, and they answer different questions.

Our VAPT page explains how the two disciplines pair up, and CyPro's CREST-accredited team delivers the testing side.

How scanning and CREST penetration testing pair up

How often should we run a vulnerability scan?

Monthly is the sensible floor for most organisations, weekly where change is frequent, and continuous where exposure is high. Compliance sets minimums, not good practice: PCI DSS requires quarterly external ASV scans and quarterly internal scans, Cyber Essentials Plus involves scans of in-scope systems at assessment, and ISO 27001 auditors expect a defined, evidenced cadence under control A.8.8.

New critical vulnerabilities do not wait for your next quarter, which is why our managed bands scan monthly at minimum and weekly on the Professional band.

What each band includes

What does vulnerability scanning cost?

Every figure is printed on the pricing page: monthly per-IP bands for the managed service, a fixed fee for a one-off vulnerability assessment, and a PCI ASV add-on. Most of this market is quote-only, with traditional assessments commonly charged at more than a thousand pounds a day, so we put our numbers in public and let you compare.

See the published prices

What happens after you find vulnerabilities?

A consultant reads the raw results before you ever see them: false positives are removed, findings are prioritised by real-world exploitability rather than raw CVSS score, and what reaches you is a ranked fix list with clear remediation guidance for your IT team or provider.

We then track each finding through to your next scan, so the report shows what was fixed, what is outstanding and what is new.

The full process, step by step

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Find out what a scan of your estate would actually surface

The scoping call is free, lasts 45 minutes and is taken by a consultant, not a salesperson. It covers what you have exposed, the cadence your compliance obligations demand, and exactly what the service would cost per month.