131 new vulnerabilities are disclosed every day, and attackers now weaponize them in under five days. Your team can't patch everything,
so Cyberix continuously finds, prioritizes, and tracks remediation of the weaknesses that are actually likely to get you breached.
Tenable Partner & Rapid7 Certified · CMMC Level 2 · SOC 2 Type II · NIST SP 800-53 & 800-171 · Denver, CO & Washington, D.C.
A vulnerability is any weakness in your systems, software, or configuration an attacker could exploit to get in.
New ones surface every day — the only real question is whether you find them before someone else does.
With 131 new vulnerabilities disclosed every day, a one-time scan is out of date the moment it's finished. Without continuous discovery, new assets and new weaknesses become blind spots the day they appear.
Your team can't patch everything at once, and CVSS score alone doesn't tell you what's actually dangerous. You need prioritization built on real-world exploitability, not a raw list sorted by severity number.
CMMC, NIST, PCI DSS, HIPAA, and SOC 2 all require an active vulnerability management process. Scrambling to produce evidence at audit time is a sign the program isn't really running day-to-day.
Vulnerabilities don't stop appearing after your last scan. Our program runs every stage on a continuous loop,
so your exposure picture never goes stale between engagements.
Continuous scanning across your network, applications, endpoints, and cloud identifies every asset and every known vulnerability tied to it.
We rank findings by real-world exploitability, your specific environment, and business impact — not CVSS score alone.
Patches get deployed, misconfigurations corrected, and compensating controls applied for zero-days — tracked to closure with your IT team.
We re-scan after remediation to confirm fixes actually worked, not just marked complete in a ticket.
Every vulnerability tracked, every remediation documented — dashboards for your team, audit-ready reports for compliance.
We cover network, application, cloud, and endpoint with a risk-based approach
that makes sure your team fixes the right things first.
Automated, scheduled scans across your full environment, not a one-time snapshot.
With 131 new CVEs a day, we cut through the noise and tell you what needs attention now.
Finding vulnerabilities is only half the job — we manage remediation to closure.
Cloud misconfigurations and application-layer flaws are now primary attack vectors.
A required control in CMMC, NIST, PCI DSS, HIPAA, and SOC 2 — we produce the evidence.
Vulnerability data alone isn't enough — you need to know what's being weaponized now.
Every finding gets a severity rating based on actual exploitability and impact to your environment, not CVSS score alone.
Each tier carries a defined remediation target, so your team always knows what's urgent.
In the wild right now. Immediate risk to your environment. Emergency response required.
Exploit code available or listed in CISA KEV. Real risk if left unaddressed.
Lower exploitation likelihood. Remediated in your next scheduled patching cycle.
Minimal current risk. Tracked and addressed on your regular security cadence.
We integrate with your existing environment instead of replacing it. Most deployments are non-disruptive and go live in stages.
We map your full environment — networks, cloud, endpoints, applications — so nothing sits outside the scope of protection.
An initial comprehensive scan delivers your first report — the full picture of your current exposure, ranked by risk.
We build a remediation roadmap: what to fix immediately, what to schedule, and what to accept with documentation.
Ongoing scheduled scans with alerts for new critical findings keep your exposure picture current between cycles.
A regular reporting cadence for your team and leadership, plus audit-ready documentation for compliance.
CMMC, NIST, PCI DSS, HIPAA, and SOC 2 all require documented vulnerability management processes. We build and maintain the program your auditors need to see.
Cloud misconfigurations are now a primary attack vector. Traditional network scanning doesn't cover your cloud workloads, containers, or APIs.
CMMC Level 2 and NIST SP 800-171 require continuous vulnerability scanning and documented remediation. We help contractors meet and maintain this requirement.
Every new application, server, or cloud instance adds to your vulnerability surface. Without a managed program, new assets become instant blind spots.
Effective vulnerability management requires dedicated tools, expertise, and time your IT team may not have. We take the burden so your team can focus on the business.
If you've experienced a breach, ransomware, or a near-miss, a vulnerability management program is the foundation of your recovery and prevention strategy.
Company-level certifications shown below; see the full list and audit history on the Certifications page.
Confidential Unclassified Information handling
Information security management system
Independently audited security controls
Controlled unclassified information protection
CMMC and SOC 2 seals shown are custom-designed here (no verified right to display the official trademarked badge); ISO and NIST marks are the real, freely-licensed logos.
60% of breaches involved a vulnerability that had a patch available but hadn't been applied. The difference between an organization that
gets breached and one that doesn't often comes down to whether they have a structured program for closing gaps before attackers find them.
A vulnerability scan is automated software that checks your systems against a database of known vulnerabilities and flags what's present. A penetration test uses human testers who actively try to exploit those vulnerabilities, chaining multiple weaknesses together the way a real attacker would. Both are valuable — vulnerability management provides continuous, broad coverage across your entire environment, while penetration testing provides deep, confirmed proof of exploitability. Most organizations benefit from both.
We configure scan frequency based on your environment and risk tolerance. Most enterprise environments receive weekly or continuous scans on internal and external assets, with critical systems scanned more frequently. When high-severity CVEs are publicly disclosed, we can trigger out-of-cycle scans to quickly assess your exposure — the goal is that you always have a current picture of your vulnerability posture, not one that's weeks old.
We configure scans carefully to minimize performance impact. For sensitive environments, like production systems or critical infrastructure, we schedule scans during off-hours or maintenance windows. We also use credentialed scans where appropriate, which are typically less disruptive than unauthenticated scans and produce more accurate results.
Running a scanner is the first step, but most organizations stop there. The work of reviewing results, prioritizing by actual risk, coordinating remediation, tracking fixes to closure, validating that patches worked, and producing compliance documentation is where the real value is. Our team does all of that, so your findings actually get remediated rather than sitting in a report nobody acts on. We also add threat intelligence correlation and cloud/application coverage that standalone scanners typically don't provide.
We use a combination of CVSS severity scores, EPSS (Exploit Prediction Scoring System) probability scores, CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog, and real-world threat intelligence about active exploitation in the wild. We also weight your specific environment — a critical vulnerability on an isolated system with no path to the internet is a different priority than the same vulnerability on an internet-facing server. You get a clear ranked list, not just a sorted CVSS report.
Yes. Vulnerability management is a required control in CMMC Level 2 (AC.3.012, RM.2.141–RM.2.142), NIST SP 800-171, PCI DSS Requirement 6, HIPAA, and SOC 2. We structure our scanning, reporting, and remediation tracking documentation specifically to meet what these frameworks require. Cyberix itself holds CMMC Level 2, SOC 2 Type II, ISO/IEC 27001, and NIST certifications, so we know exactly what auditors look for.
Not every vulnerability can be patched immediately — legacy systems, vendor dependency timelines, and operational constraints are real. For vulnerabilities that can't be patched quickly, we recommend compensating controls: network segmentation, WAF virtual patching, enhanced monitoring, access restrictions, or other mitigations that reduce the risk while you work toward remediation. We document these decisions for audit and compliance purposes.