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Vulnerability Scanning

Vulnerability Scanning Services

In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, cybersecurity is more critical than ever. Organizations face constant threats from cybercriminals looking to exploit weaknesses in networks, applications, and systems. One of the most effective ways to proactively identify and mitigate these risks is through vulnerability scanning services .

What Are Vulnerability Scanning Services?

Vulnerability scanning services are automated processes that identify security weaknesses, misconfigurations, outdated software, and potential threats within an organization’s IT infrastructure. These scans can be performed internally (within the network) or externally (from outside the network perimeter), providing valuable insights into the security posture of your digital environment.

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Benefits of Vulnerability Scanning Services

Implementing regular vulnerability scanning provides numerous strategic and operational advantages

Proactive Threat Detection
Identify and remediate vulnerabilities before they can be exploited by attackers.
Regulatory Compliance
Meet the requirements of data protection laws and industry standards.
Improved Security Posture
Continuously assess and enhance your organization's defenses.
Cost Savings
Reduce the risk of costly data breaches and downtime.
Real-Time Insights
Gain visibility into your attack surface and prioritize remediation efforts.
Automated Reporting
Generate detailed reports for stakeholders and auditors.
Scalable Protection
Adapt scanning protocols to fit growing or changing IT infrastructures.
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Tools We Works On

Nessus
A powerful commercial scanner known for its extensive vulnerability coverage and compliance checks.
OpenVAS
An open-source alternative offering robust scanning capabilities for various platforms.
Qualys
A cloud-based solution for continuous monitoring and real-time threat detection.
Nmap
A network discovery and security auditing tool used to map network structures and detect open ports.
Acunetix
Specializes in identifying vulnerabilities in web applications, including SQL injection and XSS.
Burp Suite
A popular tool for testing the security of web applications and APIs.
Rapid7 Nexpose
Offers real-time vulnerability management with risk-based prioritization.
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At eJapanOffice, we offer tailored vulnerability scanning services to protect your business from cyber threats.

Our expert team leverages advanced tools and best practices to deliver clear insights and practical solutions that keep your digital assets secure.

Contact us today to schedule your first scan and take the first step toward a stronger security foundation.

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Product FAQs

How often should vulnerability scans be performed?
It’s recommended to perform scans at least quarterly, or after any major system changes, new deployments, or security incidents.
Is vulnerability scanning the same as penetration testing?
No. While both aim to improve security, vulnerability scanning is an automated process to detect known issues, whereas penetration testing involves manual exploitation attempts by ethical hackers.
Can vulnerability scanning affect system performance?
Scans are designed to be non-intrusive, but intensive scans on large networks may cause minor performance impacts. Scheduling scans during off-peak hours minimizes disruption.
Do I need both internal and external scans?
Yes. Internal scans help detect threats from within the network (e.g., insider risks), while external scans identify what an attacker could exploit from outside your firewall.
What happens after a scan is completed?
After scanning, you receive a detailed report outlining identified vulnerabilities, their severity levels, and actionable remediation recommendations.
Are vulnerability scans safe for production environments?
Yes, when conducted properly. However, it's best practice to test scanning procedures in staging environments first, especially for mission-critical systems.
What area vulnerability scanning services include ?
Our Vulnerability Scanning Service include the following area scanned

Network devices (routers, switches)
Servers (web, database, application)
End-user devices
Cloud environments
Web applications
Firewalls and intrusion prevention systems

These services are a core component of a comprehensive cybersecurity strategy , helping organizations stay ahead of potential breaches and ensure compliance with industry regulations such as ISO 27001, GDPR, HIPAA, and PCI DSS.