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Managed Vulnerability Management for UK Businesses
Find and Fix Security Weaknesses Continuously, Not Once a Year
Vulnerability management is the continuous process of finding, prioritising and fixing security weaknesses across your devices, servers, networks, applications and cloud services before attackers can exploit them. Fitzrovia IT provides managed vulnerability management to organisations across London and the UK.
Scanning tools are easy to buy, but someone still has to fix what they find. As a managed service provider, Fitzrovia IT handles the whole cycle: scan, prioritise, patch or reconfigure, then rescan to prove it's fixed.
HOW CAN WE HELP YOU TODAY?
OUR ACCREDITATIONS
Fitzrovia IT is a Microsoft Solutions Partner for Security with a Cloud Security specialisation, a Cyber Essentials Certification Body and NCSC Cyber Advisor, and is certified to ISO 27001.
What Is Vulnerability Management?
New software vulnerabilities are published every day. Vulnerability management is the ongoing routine of checking your systems for them, along with other weaknesses such as missing updates, unsupported software and unsafe settings, and fixing them in order of risk.
It combines automated scanning with expert judgement. Each finding is rated on severity, how easily it could be exploited and how much the affected system matters, then resolved through patching or configuration changes and checked again.
What's Included in Vulnerability Management?
Vulnerability Scanning
We regularly scan systems, devices and cloud services for known weaknesses.
Risk Prioritisation
We rank findings by severity, exploitability and business impact.
Patch and Update Management
We apply security updates and confirm they've worked.
Remediation Support
We fix vulnerabilities through patching, hardening or access changes.
Remediation Verification
We rescan to prove each issue is resolved.
Benefits of Vulnerability Management
Problems Found Early
Weaknesses are caught before they become incidents.
Clear Priorities
Your team's time goes on the risks that matter most.
Certification All Year Round
Ongoing patching keeps you aligned with Cyber Essentials between assessments.
Why Choose Fitzrovia IT for Vulnerability Management?
Fitzrovia IT is a Microsoft Solutions Partner for Security with a Cloud Security specialisation, ISO 27001 certified and an authorised Cyber Essentials Certification Body, so we prioritise vulnerabilities the way assessors and attackers would. As a managed service provider since 1999, we don't stop at a report: we fix issues and verify them. Our central London team runs the process continuously, backed by a 24/7 service desk.
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Fitzrovia IT manages vulnerabilities for organisations of every size, including financial services, legal, healthcare, defence, professional services, charities, property and construction, and technology.
Technologies We Support
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Microsoft Defender Vulnerability Management
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Microsoft Defender for Endpoint
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Microsoft 365
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Microsoft Azure
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Microsoft Intune
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Windows Server
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
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How often should we scan for vulnerabilities?
Regularly, because new weaknesses appear whenever software or settings change. Fitzrovia IT sets a schedule based on your risk, with extra scans after major changes or critical announcements.
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What happens when a vulnerability is found?
Fitzrovia IT assesses its severity, prioritises the fix, resolves it through patching or configuration changes, and rescans to confirm it's closed.
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How does vulnerability management differ from penetration testing?
Vulnerability management continuously checks your whole environment for known weaknesses. Penetration testing is a point-in-time simulated attack on specific systems. Many organisations use both.
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Can you work alongside our IT team?
Yes. Fitzrovia IT can run the whole process or provide scanning and specialist analysis to support your team.
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Does vulnerability management help with Cyber Essentials?
Yes. Keeping software updated and supported is one of the five Cyber Essentials controls, and vulnerability management helps you meet it all year.
Close Your Security Gaps
Fitzrovia IT can find, prioritise and fix the weaknesses in your systems before attackers find them first.
What is Vulnerability Management?
Definition
Vulnerability management is like having a vigilant guardian for your website. It's a systematic approach to identifying and addressing potential weaknesses or vulnerabilities that could be exploited by cybercriminals. Our service scans your website regularly, searching for any vulnerabilities that could put your online presence at risk. Once identified, we provide you with solutions and recommendations to fortify your digital defenses, ensuring your website remains secure and resilient against cyber threats. Think of it as a proactive shield that keeps your online assets safe and your peace of mind intact.
Definition
Vulnerability management is a systematic process of identifying, assessing, prioritising, and mitigating security vulnerabilities in computer systems, networks, and software applications. It involves ongoing scanning, testing, and analysis to discover potential weaknesses that could be exploited by attackers, and then applying appropriate remediation measures to reduce or eliminate these vulnerabilities. The goal is to enhance the overall security posture of an organisation's digital assets by proactively addressing and managing potential security risks.
The Benefits for Your Business
Improved Security
Vulnerability management helps businesses identify and address security weaknesses in their systems and networks proactively. By regularly scanning for vulnerabilities and patching or mitigating them, companies can significantly reduce the risk of cyberattacks, data breaches, and other security incidents.
Cost Saving
Addressing vulnerabilities before they are exploited can save businesses substantial amounts of money. The cost of remediating a security breach, including legal fees, reputation damage, and potential fines, is typically much higher than the cost of implementing a vulnerability management programme.
Regulatory Compliance
Many industries and jurisdictions have specific regulations and compliance requirements related to cybersecurity. Implementing a vulnerability management program helps businesses demonstrate their commitment to security and compliance, reducing the risk of regulatory penalties and legal issues.
Business Continuity
Vulnerability management contributes to the overall resilience of a business. By identifying and mitigating vulnerabilities, companies can reduce the likelihood of downtime due to cyberattacks or system failures. This ensures critical business operations can continue uninterrupted, maintaining customer trust and revenue streams.
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Why so many UK businesses choose Fitzrovia IT
Fitzrovia IT is one of the most accredited MSP's in the UK. These accreditations from the likes of Microsoft and ISO, along with Investors In People and Best Companies ensure our clients are receiving the best service.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
If you have any industry-specific questions or want advice on any of our services, please book a meeting with one of our experts.
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Why do businesses need Vulnerability Management?
Vulnerability management is the process of identifying, assessing, prioritising, and mitigating security vulnerabilities in an organisation's IT infrastructure, software, and systems. Businesses need vulnerability management to protect themselves from cyber threats proactively.
It helps them:
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Identify weaknesses in their systems before cybercriminals can exploit them.
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Prioritise which vulnerabilities to address based on risk and potential impact.
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Reduce the likelihood of data breaches, downtime, and other security incidents.
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Comply with industry regulations and maintain customer trust.
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How does vulnerability management work, and what are its key components?
Vulnerability management typically involves the following key components:
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Discovery: Scanning and assessment tools are used to discover system, application, and network vulnerabilities.
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Prioritisation: Vulnerabilities are ranked based on severity, potential impact, and the value of the affected assets.
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Remediation: Action plans are created to address vulnerabilities, including patching, configuration changes, or other mitigation measures.
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Continuous Monitoring: Regular scans and assessments are conducted to ensure ongoing protection.
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Reporting: Detailed reports are generated to provide insights into the security posture and progress in mitigating vulnerabilities.
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How often should vulnerability assessments be conducted, and is it a one-time process?
Vulnerability assessments should be conducted regularly, not just as a one-time effort. The frequency depends on factors like the organisation's size, industry, and risk profile.
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Conduct initial assessments to establish a baseline.
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Perform regular scans, often monthly or quarterly, to detect new vulnerabilities.
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Assess critical systems and assets more frequently.
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Continuously monitor for emerging threats and vulnerabilities.
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