— Find and Prioritize Security Weaknesses Across Your Environment
Vulnerability Assessment
We scan your network, applications, and cloud environments for security weaknesses. We then rank findings by real risk to your business. Your team gets clear guidance on what to fix first and how to fix it.
Contact UsWhat vulnerability management actually provides
CONTINUOUS CADENCE
Point-in-time snapshots become stale within weeks of delivery
New vulnerabilities are published daily. Infrastructure changes constantly add new exposure. OJK, Kominfo, and BSSN all have explicit requirements for regular security assessments. So a single annual scan does not meet either the regulatory duty or genuine risk management.
AUTHENTICATED SCANNING
Credentialed scans find far more vulnerabilities than perimeter scans
An unauthenticated scan sees only what an external attacker without credentials would see. It misses locally installed software with known vulnerabilities, weak service configurations, and misapplied patch levels. Authenticated scanning as the default approach gives you a full picture of actual exposure.
CVSS LIMITATIONS
Severity scores alone lead to poor remediation prioritisation
A CVSS 9.8 vulnerability on an isolated system with no sensitive data is lower priority than a CVSS 7.5 finding on an internet-facing payment application. Good remediation roadmaps weigh business context, network exposure, and exploitability in the wild. Those decisions reflect actual risk, not abstract severity numbers.
— Capabilities
What's included
Network Vulnerability Assessment
Authenticated and unauthenticated scanning of network infrastructure. This covers routers, switches, firewalls, and servers. We look for known CVEs and configuration weaknesses.
Web Application Scanning
Automated DAST scanning of web applications and APIs for OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities. We back it with manual validation of critical findings.
Cloud Configuration Review
We assess AWS, Azure, and GCP configurations against CIS benchmarks. This catches misconfigurations that create exposure even without CVEs.
Remediation Guidance
Practical, ranked fix recommendations written for your technical team. These include patch references, configuration changes, and compensating controls.
Ongoing Scanning Program
Managed continuous scanning with monthly or quarterly reporting. You also get trend analysis and SLA tracking for fixing critical and high findings.
— How It Works
How It Works
Scope
We set the asset inventory, scanning windows, and credential access levels. This makes coverage thorough and safe.
Scan
We run authenticated network and application scans, cloud configuration checks, and manual validation of high-priority findings.
Report
You get a ranked vulnerability report with risk ratings, affected assets, and fix steps. It also includes an executive summary of your overall posture.
Scope
We set the asset inventory, scanning windows, and credential access levels. This makes coverage thorough and safe.
Scan
We run authenticated network and application scans, cloud configuration checks, and manual validation of high-priority findings.
Report
You get a ranked vulnerability report with risk ratings, affected assets, and fix steps. It also includes an executive summary of your overall posture.
— FAQ
Common questions
A vulnerability assessment finds and ranks known weaknesses through scanning. It does not exploit them. A penetration test goes further. It actively exploits vulnerabilities to show real impact and chains weaknesses into attack paths. We suggest starting with a vulnerability assessment for baseline visibility. Then move to penetration testing for deeper assurance.
Quarterly at minimum. Monthly for high-value environments or those under OJK or Bank Indonesia regulation. You should also scan after any major infrastructure change or patch cycle. Scan again after a new CVE disclosure that affects your technology stack.
We assess network infrastructure (routers, firewalls, switches), servers and endpoints, web applications and APIs, cloud environments (AWS, Azure, GCP), operational technology (OT) and industrial control systems, and mobile applications. You can scope coverage to a specific asset class. We can also run it across your full environment.
The Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS) is an industry-standard framework. It scores vulnerabilities from 0 to 10 based on exploitability, impact, and environmental factors. Alpha Code's reports pair CVSS scores with business context. A CVSS 7.0 finding on an internet-facing payment system is treated as more urgent than a CVSS 9.0 finding on an isolated internal test server.
Standard network and infrastructure scanning is built to be non-disruptive. We usually run it during business hours without service impact. We can run web application scanning against a staging environment first. We always discuss scan timing and exclusions with your team before work begins.
A focused assessment of a defined scope (for example, 50 servers and 5 web applications) usually takes 3-5 business days for scanning and analysis. Add 2-3 days for report writing. Larger environments, or assessments with manual validation of findings, take longer. We give you a timeline estimate during scoping.
Our reports include an executive summary for non-technical stakeholders and a technical findings register with CVSS scores and evidence. They also include a ranked remediation roadmap and a compliance mapping section (OJK, ISO 27001, or UU PDP as applicable). We also offer a post-report support call. It helps your team triage and start fixing the highest-priority items.
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