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Vulnerability Assessment Services in Belgium

Systematic identification of security weaknesses across your attack surface. Regular vulnerability assessments keep you ahead of emerging threats.

Vulnerability assessments provide comprehensive, automated scanning of your infrastructure to identify known security weaknesses before attackers exploit them. Unlike penetration testing which attempts exploitation, vulnerability assessments focus on discovery and prioritization of potential security issues. Regular assessments are essential for maintaining security hygiene and meeting compliance requirements including NIS2, ISO 27001, and GDPR.

What We Deliver

Vulnerability Scan Report

Comprehensive inventory of discovered vulnerabilities with CVSS scores, affected systems, and remediation guidance

3-5 days after scanning

Risk-Prioritized Remediation Plan

Vulnerabilities prioritized by business risk with quick wins identified and remediation timelines recommended

Included with scan report

Trend Analysis Dashboard

For recurring assessments, historical trending of vulnerability metrics and security posture improvements

Ongoing

How We Work

1

Scope Definition & Scanning

Define systems and networks in scope, configure scanning tools, and execute automated vulnerability scanning with minimal business impact.

2

Validation & Risk Assessment

Validate scan results to eliminate false positives, assess business risk for each finding, and prioritize based on exploitability and impact.

3

Reporting & Remediation Support

Deliver vulnerability report with remediation guidance, answer technical questions, and support patch management efforts.

Technologies We Use

NessusQualysOpenVASNucleiNmap
Automated continuous scanningFalse positive filteringCompliance-aligned reporting

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should vulnerability assessments be performed?

We recommend quarterly vulnerability assessments as a baseline, with monthly or continuous scanning for high-risk environments. NIS2 and other compliance frameworks typically require at least quarterly assessments.

What is the difference between vulnerability assessment and penetration testing?

Vulnerability assessments use automated tools to identify known security weaknesses across your infrastructure. Penetration testing involves manual exploitation attempts to demonstrate real-world impact. Both are valuable and complementary.

Will vulnerability scanning impact production systems?

Modern vulnerability scanners are designed to minimize impact, but some disruption is possible. We work with you to schedule scans during maintenance windows and use authenticated scanning to reduce invasive probes.

From Our Blog

22 April 2026

Vulnerability Scanning vs Penetration Testing Explained

The key differences between vulnerability scanning and penetration testing, costs, frequency, and when Belgian companies should use each approach.

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13 June 2026

DORA vs NIS2: Overlap, Differences and Which One Applies

DORA and NIS2 both govern cyber resilience — but which applies to your organisation? Scope, the lex specialis rule, the five DORA pillars, key dates, and a decision guide for Belgian entities.

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13 June 2026

DORA ICT Third-Party Risk: Building Your Register of Information

DORA's third-party rules (Art. 28–30): what the Register of Information must contain, the mandatory contractual clauses (Art. 30(2) vs 30(3)), critical-or-important functions, and the 2025 reporting deadlines.

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12 June 2026

NIST CSF 2.0 for European SMEs: A Practical Implementation Guide

A step-by-step guide to NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0 for European SMEs: the six functions (Govern, Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond, Recover), tiers, profiles, and how it maps to NIS2 and ISO 27001.

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NIST AI RMF: Building Trustworthy AI (and How It Maps to the AI Act)

NIST AI Risk Management Framework explained: the four functions (Govern, Map, Measure, Manage), the Generative AI Profile, trustworthy-AI characteristics, and how it complements the EU AI Act.

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9 June 2026

AI Act Risk Classification: Prohibited, High-Risk or Limited-Risk?

A practical decision guide to classify your AI system under the EU AI Act: prohibited practices (Art. 5), high-risk systems (Annex III), limited and minimal risk — with concrete examples.

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